input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Ok, so the explanation for the pairing of these two Doctors doesn't make that much sense. WHO CARES?! This is pure unbridled fun, which Who should always be, and for those of us who like Blake's 7, this one is a real treat. Troughton is always a pleasure, and he elevates every scene he is in. I've never been one to be off put by the Sixth Doctors incarnation, but I admit that his views on the inability to eductae/domesticate an Andrigum was a bit shocking, though totally in line with his portrayal. I was surprised to see Troughton's Doctor share the sentiment. The story really moves along nicely, and the sequence of the Doctors in the restaurant is worth the price of admission. This one is well worth buying. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Personally I really enjoyed this album very much, though I do think Santana should do some more of his own work, and get away from the 'guest' albums that have become a regular feature. Musical content gets 4* (its enjoyable but not there with his best).The copyright protection stinks, and IMHO is probably illegal in most countries (tantamount to virus infection or at least cyber vandalism - if someone did this to Sony's corporate computers there would be a hell of a stink!). For that reason this CD should get less than 0 stars .... DO NOT BUY IT.Amazon - be brave - refuse to stock these protected albums - it's the only way Sony will learn!My advice - buy the album from iTunes. You get two bonus tracks, it can be burned to CD and then has no copy protection ... so you can transfer them to your MP3 player (or iPod if you are rich and silly). Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: If you are a parent who wishes to read this so you can understand your daughter, keep in mind what the author did not: these are exreme cases. Have a little faith in your daughter; the author seems to have little in the female sex as a whole. Most teenage girls, at least none of the ones I know, are weak, desperate, and easily manipulated. In the book, even intelligent girls cannot remain strong enough to withstand peer pressure or the evil media. Girls are "walking targets" who have such low self-esteem that they will do virtually anything to be accepted. This book was written almost ten years ago, and maybe things have changed; there's a lot of evidence today that boys are the ones who are in trouble.Maybe the whole commercial "Girl Power" movement did the trick. As far as I can see, we weak, troubled, lonely, self-involved teenage girls seem to be doing just fine. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I had heard about this book for a couple of years before I finally broke down and bought it. I could not put it down. I literally read the thing in 2 days. The first part starts out slowly, but once the heroine goes back in time, the book just seems to fly by. I have the rest of the series, and I love the way the author introduces characters and the way they pop up again later when you least expect it. Jamie and Claire are like real people, with their own faults and assets. Fascinating time period, fascinating characters. Answer:
output: