input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Poorly Writen Review: The organization of this book is very confusing. After chapters giving a pep talk, the author discusses riding in general, then gives just one basic chapter on Western and then English riding. I never knew quite where I was. The author brings up terms without defining them, and finally, some sentences are almost incomprehensible, requiring several readings. For example try to figure out "posting." And I still don't know what this sentence means: "In other words, if you are riding around the arean to the left, with rail on your right side and the middle of the arena on your left side, your horse should take the left lead, so that it can canter comfortably to the left while curved, or 'bent' slightly to the left." Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Must have... Review: Great album! Great selection, put in just the right order... Gotta have it. Originally found at Virgin Megastore in West Hollywood. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Really bad. Review: The fact that this book is a fast read is about the best thing I can say about it. But just because it's fast, don't think for a minute you're going to get anywhere by the end! Especially not with the mediocre characterization and a muddled plot full holes as big as the train tunnel that's one of the book's settings. Plus, it's needlessly brutal, even for the horror genre (there's a reacurring motif of bodies and heads cleaved in half. I'm not sure if it was intentional or not) If you're looking for a good Native American horror novel, pick up "Crota" by Owl Goingback instead. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Entirely Random Set, with bag Review: I prefer works that follow no set path, and this set of dice is perfectly random enough for me. However, if you prefer a true set of dice (one that matches) then you best look elsewhere. These 7 dice are required to play to greatest game ever, AD&D. And will perform their duty well. But they are far from the finest I have seen. The bag provided will suffice, you'll see it does hold the dice. But it is made of weak synthetic materials and must be handled with care. I prefer a more durable satchel, perhaps leather, cotton, or horse hair. Answer:
output: