input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Sorry, I don't get it Review: The plot was confusing, and once I did understand who everybody was (more or less), I didn't really care. Who was the old man? Was he some kind of teacher? Why was he keeping the sword? How did that little girl get trained anyway? She was a governor's daughter and was unsupervised her whole life? What was this temple they kept talking about? What was all the hoo-ha in the beginning about the warrior's meditation anyway, what did it have to do with anything? It was like this was the fourth of a series and you were already supposed to know all the background.Some of the fight scenes were pretty, especially the bamboo tree scene, but it was laughable to me generally. People flying? Based on what? The Matrix had an excuse, a background, that permitted one to believe that it was possible for the characters to defy gravity and so forth. Here they just start flying around without any information aside from some vague reference to a manual.Can you spell ``exposition'' in Chinese? Is this product review negative?
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Laughing out loud Review: For the first time in a while I attracted some odd looks on the train as I actually laughed out loud while reading a book. Dave Eggers writes in a way that I think most Gen-X's will relate to. I don't really want to review the book - just recommend it. Reassure yourself that Bret Easton Ellis does not define our generation; that you are not on the verge of a nervous breakdown just because your mind is travelling in a different direction to your mouth. Just don't get any designs on Mr Eggers....he's mine...I saw him first... Is this product review negative?
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Uneven Effort from Page Review: This album contains some fine instrumentals like Writes of Winter, Liquid Mercury and Emerald Eyes that succeed in capturing the power, mystique and musical sophisitication of Led Zeppelin. Unfortunately, these tracks are outweighed by bland 80's hard rock drivel like Wanna Make Love and cheesy blooze rock filler like Prison Blues. Jason Bonham, lacking the subtlety and dexterity of his late father, fails to impress as does Robert Plant in his guest appearance on The Only One. John Miles is a better vocalist than Chris Farlow, but that's not saying much. Worth owning if you are a diehard Page fan, but the casual Zep fan should probably pass. Is this product review negative?
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