input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Review on John Locke and the Origins of Private Property Review: I am especially impressed by the innovative comments made on the Lockean theory on property by the author. While many philosophers have categorized the Lockean liberal theory as individualistic, the author has successfully enlightened us to reconsider Locke's theory. Through the critical analysis on Locke, the author concludes with two important points. First, Locke was not successful to justify private ownership by the notion of equality in the State of Nature. Secondly, based on the discovery that Locke failed to justify private property, the author put forward that the Lockean theory, though at the first glance be classified as individualist, "Locke's service as an apostle of individualism was merely part of his service as an apostle of collectivism." (p.318) Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Wish I'd skipped this one Review: I tried this book because I loved Practical Magic. Here on Earth was so dark. The cast of characters were all miserably unhappy, twisted, and wounded. There was no humor or joy. Every major relationship in the book was flawed and pathetic. I found little to like about this book other than Hoffman's story telling abilities. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: The next Mrs. Blackthorne Review: I really enjoyed this book. It is a continuation of the Blackthone Saga. I would recommend it for anyone who likes to read for enjoyment. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Leaves you wanting more Review: Someone is Killing the Gay Boys of Verona is the third book in a series for author Mark Roeder. While each book stands on its own and can be enjoyed regardless of the order in which they are read, this story draws on the background of the previous two books. Tears came to my eyes when the main character of this book seeks the help of his older gay friends Nathan and Ethan, who have now been together for at least 20 years. It is an immensely satisfying read and will leave you wanting more... Like a story about the two step brothers who were killed in the Graymoor Mansion 100 years before.This is a ghost story, but it is also so realistic of the gay youth of today who, more than any previous generation of gays are coming out of the closet while they're still in high school and demanding the right to date each other and attend the high school dances. Mark Roeder has a big, beautiful heart, and it comes through with loving clarity in this latest book. Answer:
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