input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: A step down Review: maybe I shouldn't judge this book along with its excellent predecessors,butI couldn't help feeling it was a let-down.The book is far too long,tackles(or attempts to tackle)far too many subjects,and reads very slowly. One of the reasons I loved Card's first two books was his fantastic ability not to waste words on anything-the result being compact,entertaining and thought-provoking writing. This offering did not need 600 pages to tell its story.It is basically two novels in one, that intersect eventually,but,in fact,the "Path" characters and story could've been left out entirely,and the story would have been just as good and certainly shorter. I don't know yet if i'll be able to stomach another "Lusitania" novel. Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Better in a half hour than in 3 hours Review: When my teacher for English told us that we had to do a project about King Arthur, we thought of making a video that would mock a movie that depicted the story of Arthur in a bad way, and we chose Merlin. I must say that Merlin tells the story in a completely different way than was written in sir Thomas Malory's "Le Morte d'Arthur", and some of it seems to be made up. Such as, Morgan Le Fey wearing a 20th century leather costume. Arthur didn't get Excalibur from pulling it out of a stone monster. Oh, and about Merlin... he does not live until the very end, he is trapped (by someone other then the evil Morgana) long before that. Well, enough of stating what is wrong with the movie (there is more, but..), because there seems to be a lot of people who really like it. I will say, though, that once we cut down the movie to about a half hour spliced version of it (instead of 3 hours), it was much better to watch. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Dark, but not bright Review: The first time I saw this book, I didn't buy it. Later regretting that decision, I searched for it and after a long time found it. I bought it, expecting a thrilling read about a disturbed teenage girl. The girl, Lisa, was disturbed, but the story didn't thrill me. I learned nothing new about mental illness, except that many times even adults handle the situation like children.(which wasn't really all that new to me before, I just never thought about it) Plus, three of the four girls involved in the story had similar names: Lisa, Elizabeth, and Betsy. Some parts of the book were interesting, but for the most part it disillusioned me. Don't rush out and get this book. Answer:
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