Here is a list of relationships described in natural language: {{Relationship}}

These relationships describe dependencies between software components or packages in a codebase. Your job is to decide if there are any contradictions or cycles in them. A cycle occurs when there is a circular dependency - for example, if package "authcore" depends on "datautil", "datautil" depends on "logger", and "logger" depends on "authcore", then there is a cycle: authcore → datautil → logger → authcore.

In software development, circular dependencies are problematic because they create impossible build orders and can lead to compilation errors or runtime issues. Each component should have a clear dependency hierarchy without circular references.

Analyze these package dependency relationships carefully to identify any such circular dependencies. If yes (meaning there are contradictions/cycles in the list), list all cycles that cause the contradiction after the yes or no answer. Don't write code to solve this problem. You can do whatever analysis that you need at the beginning, but make sure to always finish your response with the following format example, after starting with the OUTPUT tag, don't add any additional text or comments.

OUTPUT:
Yes or No (Yes means there are contradictions, No means there is not)
1. Cycle: <packagename1, packagename2, packagename3, packagename1> 
2. Cycle: <cycle>
...
N. Cycle: <cycle>