input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Never again Review: I've always loved this magazine, but I completely agree with the other reviewers... not ONLY are there entirely too many ads, but they make a FORTUNE selling your information. I was completely shocked at the amount of junk mail that started POURING in after I first subscribed to Reader's Digest. They should be ashamed of themselves. I do enjoy reading it, but refuse to renew out of principle. Answer:
A:
output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Not so hot. Review: I got this at the same time as Tracey Mallett's FuseDance Cardio Melt. I sent this one back. Not only did it not raise my heart rate, but only one of the three instructors even looks like a woman! The main instructor looks like Godzilla leading a waltz! I would not spend money on this! I am going to use the money I get back for another Tracey Mallett DVD. Answer:
A:
output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Propogates stereotypes, incorrect Chinese meanings Review: Yes, tikki tikki tembo, is a catchy phrase, but so are alot of things that are/were not really worthwhile teaching our children. Its 2010, let's teach our kids about other cultures and their stories in an illuminating (and moderately accurate) way. Even if the author had gotten all the Chinese meanings right (they are not even close), you can tell that she is not of Chinese background. Try authors like Karen Chinn, Ernie Chan and HongYing Yang, if you'd like to open your kids eyes to another culture. Answer:
A:
output: