Question: Is this product review positive? Title: The One That Started it All... Review: This is the debut from Toni Braxton, a daughter of a fundamentalist preacher. Truth be told, Braxton's rise to fame happened by accident. Producers LA Reid and Babyface gave her the song that was rejected by Anita Baker but would later appear on the soundtrack to "Boomerang": "Love Shoulda Brought You Home." This smoothed-out ballad put Braxton on the map, and soon after her debut album surfaced. It's a fine collection of mid-tempo numbers and sap-free ballads. "Breathe Again" is one of Babyface's most inspired songs, and Braxton's gusty voice gives it the urgency it demands. She succeeds similarly in "You Mean the World to Me" and "Seven Whole Days." But my two songs of choice are the perky love ditty "I Belong to You" and the very popular mid-tempo "Another Sad Love Song." This album went on to sell millions and established Braxton as a multiplatinum r&b singer. A promising debut that will make a nice addition to your collection. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: A waste of money Review: This video really didn't help ally my fear of flying. Although it attempts to cover a broad range of topics, the tape is only 28 minutes long. Subsequently, topics are introduced and dispensed without covering most of the questions we fearful fliers have. Overall, the tape seems like an airline propaganda video you'd show to children who have never flown before their first flight rather than anything that would help thinking, questioning, adults overcome their fears. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: FALSE ADVERTISING - Definitely NOT free of perfumes Review: I bought this at a super market last week and used it for the first time today. When I opened the box, I was met with a whiff of perfume.We use unscented household products in our home because my husband and his family have chemical sensitivity. Just because this company put a bit less of their masking scents in their products does not make them 'Free of Perfumes'. This is definitely false advertising! Answer:
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