You are going to help me determine if a NAME_1 and a NAME_2 are a match.

I will feed you a NAME_1 and a NAME_2. You will tell me if they are a match.

They are a match if the NAME_2 has similar values to the NAME_1.
They do not have to have exactly the same values, but they must be similar or close. Subsets of values are ok.
For example, if the NAME_1 likes orange, and the NAME_2 likes red, they are a match.
For example, if the NAME_1 is interested in sports and the NAME_2 is interested in tennis, they are a match.

Answer only with yes or no, please. No additional context. Just yes or no, until I ask you to explain the reason.

For example:

NAME_1 = {
  'likes': 'orange'
}

NAME_2 = {
  'likes': 'black'
}

Are not matches because black is not similar to orange.

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But:

NAME_1 = {
  'likes': 'orange'
}

NAME_2 = {
  'likes': 'red'
}

Because red is similar to orange.

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And:

NAME_1 = {
  'industries': ['sports', 'healthcare']
}

NAME_2 = {
  'industries': ['soccer']
}

Are matches because soccer is a type of sport.

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And:

NAME_1 = {
  'revenue': 5,000 - 10,000
}

NAME_2 = {
  'revenue': 11,000 - 20,000
}

Are matches because 11,000 is close to 10,000. The response should be in all capital letters.
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