input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Christmas Music Review: I have always liked the sound of Kenny Rogers voice right from the beginning when he first made the music scene in the late 60's with his rock band Kenny Rogers and the First edition...This christmas album is my favorite. Every year I bring it out and sit down and relax and listen....the best song is Christmas everyday I get very teary eyed listening to the lyrics and his distinctive voice............ Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: First one I got broke, replacement has been good. Review: I requested this press for my birthday on the strength of the Cooks Illustrated review. It came (from Amazon) the other day, and it looks great.HOWEVER, when it came time to use it for the first time, I put in one clove, started to crush, and the press just broke in my hand! The short pin that forms one side of the top handle hinge broke away from the body. No garlic even made it through the seive!Since everyone seems to love this press, I'm willing to chalk it up to bad luck and give it another try. I'll be calling the company today to see about getting it replaced, and will update my review accordingly.UPDATE (2011): I called the company, explained what had happened, and a few weeks later received a replacement. We've been using it ever since (three years now) with no issues. It works fine. Easy enough to squeeze, easy enough to clean. Nothing revolutionary. Answer:
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Disappointing - and written by Jeanette (not Gene) Review: "Freckles Comes Home" was actually written by Gene Stratton Porter's daughter Jeanette, some 5 years after her mother's death.The prose is stilted and the characterization implausible - the book opens with Freckles languishing in the Irish mansion of his blustering, autocratic uncle and downtrodden aunt, too proud to tell Mr McLean and the Angel that he is unhappy and wants to come home to Indiana. These are simply not the same people that Gene Stratton Porter wrote about in "Freckles".Nothing original except for the unlikely story-line - nature notes (and descriptions of the American characters and scene) are transparently borrowed from "Freckles" Answer:
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