input:  Now, answer this question: Title: do not buy this Review: Bought 2 of these. First one worked once, then could not get the cup off the grinder. Called customer service and they said they had never hear of this problem. Returned it to the store, tried another one, same thing happened. When I returned it this time, the sales clerk guessed what was wrong before I even told her because they had so many of these returned. They encouraged me not to buy a Cuisinart product. Have a black and decker burr grind now and so far so good. Is this product review negative?
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Title: "Ahhhh, reach down....." Review: After hearing "Eat 'em and Smile" and "5150" I thought that maybe David Lee Roth and Van Halen splitting up wasn't so bad after all. Then the subsequent albums started coming out and I wished these guys had settled their differences and gotten back together. This album rocks, lets not beat around the bush. Only I still think all the songs off both these albums would have sounded better if Van Halen was still together. It could have been a double album. But this album, for what it is and isn't, has some rockin' tunes on it. "Goin' Crazy" is one of Roth's best and "Yankee Rose" will vibrate a jukebox away from the wall. If you don't care much for the Van Halen sound with Sammy Hagar this album will probably sound better than 5150, I sure think it sounds "heavier". Check out "Ladies Nite in Buffalo", it's one of the better songs here too. Is this product review negative?
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Proof that no one, but no one, is immune to seduction by the ego Review: This is a fine lesson in how anyone can succumb to the seduction of the ego, even someone held in the highest spiritual regard after one of the finest, most truthful books written about consciousness and enlightenment ever written, The Eye of the I. On page 44 of that book, David R. Hawkins himself writes: "Typical of the ego is its belief that the problems to be addressed are 'out there', and therefore all the social programs, including wars, are devoted to fixing 'them' or fixing 'out there'." In his latest effort, however, Hawkins emerges as an advocate for war and is evidently blind to what is really going on behind the veil of illuion he purports to know so much about. A major disappointment, but at the same time a major lesson learned. Is this product review negative?
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