input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Soloveitchik published only a few titles during his long life as the leading Orthodox rabbi of this century. This is the one new readers should start with. It is rather difficult, and for some a dictionary may be needed, but its rewards far surpass its difficulties. Soloveitchik's thesis is that there are two stories of creation in the Bible, not because there are two literary traditions, but because there are two sides to man. Majestic Adam sees God in the splendor of the universe, and shows reverence through science. Lonely Adam craves a personal relationship with God, which is glimpsed in fleeting moments. Soloveitchik has no use for cheap "spirituality." His is the real kind, which takes deep thought and a lot of work. His is also the kind which, once attained, lasts a lifetime. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I always try to finish every book I read but I just couldn't finish this one.2 major problems I found with it:1) Childish plots and language are present throughout the novel (yet at the same time the author over-sexualizes the main character)2) The author puts virtually no motive at all behind the ATF's plot to put more screws on the 2nd amendmentBottom line is that this book would only appeal to some ignorant 2nd amendment freaks who are paranoid about the government plotting something against them.Please read the sequel to this- Domestic Enemies: the Reconquista. Much better Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Ed Kleban had only one major musical hit, his lyrics for A Chorus Line, which one him a Tony. After his death, however, unpublished music found in his trunk and stitched together into a a biographical medley may be his second success. The music covers an arc from his attending his memorial service and listening to what people say about him back through his trip to Europe (Paris Through the Window), his musical writing class, his love for and break-up with Sophie, his first and only wife (Under Separate Cover), his second love, his success with A Chorus Line, his death and the reading of his will. Given the fact that these songs were not written for a single show they none the less fit together nicely. This is an interesting show, well worth listening to. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Unless you enjoy working hard at reading novels, I don't recommend this book. Before you start take a look at the 411 notes in the back that you will have to study (unless you know already know) to get something out of this work. Answer:
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