input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I recieved this product as a baby shower gift for my daughter. It worked fine the first few nights, but then we had problems with the alarm going off all the time. We tried repositioning it and everything else but it still kept going off. Finally, we stopped using it and bought a different monitor. I'm pregnant with my second daughter now and there is NO WAY I am going to attempt to use this monitor again. I plan on purchasing a different brand and I would recommend to others that they not buy this one either. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Gave it a 4 star only because all 5 bonus tracks have already been released on Jazz At The Black Hawk (7-8, 10-11) and Jazz At Storyville (9) but give it a five if you don't have either of theses LPs or the CDDave Brubeck/Paul Desmondwhich has these tracks as well.Or rate it 5 stars just for the historical content or just because you like the Bru.Since I have more than 100 Brubeck LPs and CDs these bonus tracks are just padding to me. . .and irritating, since there are other notable LPs and concerts that have never been kissed by the digital age. One notable with nary an LP or DVD or CD isDave Brubeckfrom the 1979 Newport Jazz Fest. Get it before it disappears. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Chapter One says it all. This is a litany of ineptitude by an acknowledged master in the field. Beyond the typographical errors and linguistic mistakes, which point to the author's lack of familiarity with any of the relevant languages needed for the work, there are major undergraduate-level mistakes. Cairo's Al-Azhar is not known as a Wahhabi institution ... And how can anybody (or anybody's editor) claim that 15 percent of Cham Buddhists are Wahhabi? This would be like asserting that 15 percent of Hindus are members of Opus Dei. Caveat emptor. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is JSFs first book but after I read (and loved!) it I started seeing his name everywhere in magazines and online. He is a young writer who seems to be bursting onto the scene full force with the creative gusto and wide open sentence strokes that made Dave Eggers popular. There are points where the writing zips and zings off and leaves me wondering what exactly is happening but that is a small price to pay for the surprising plot twists and manipulation of language which JSF is gleefully twisting into a novel. I enjoy writers who use magic realism, for example Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Zora Neal Hurston, and I liked this book for the same diversion from reality that well, illuminates an issue with new light. This is a story of what is lost and found in both our individual families and our universal past and it comes alive through a youthful lens. I didn't get more than 5 pages into his second book, but I'm re-reading this one and pass it on to all my friends. Answer:
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