input:  Now, answer this question: Title: A rip off Review: I strongly recommend AGAINST buying this book.At 9x6, 110 pages, this is an awefully little book. It contains about 21 pages of text, and in the rest of the book are 162 black and white photographs.The text is over simplified, with only seven references listed at the end. While this may be good enough to pass as a chaptor in a more comprehensive textbook, its merit doesn't justify as a stand alone book.The photos are of very poor quality. By "poor quality" I mean both unclear (low contrast, grainy) and lack of illustrative value (what man with his right mind would demonstrate "cherry red" color in black and white? But the authors apparently think that's a good idea).I would classify this book as a $3.99 "pulp science". Buy it and you'll regret it. You have been warned... Is this product review negative?
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input:  Now, answer this question: Title: A little too ridiculous Review: The ridiculousness that I'm referring to is the idea that all the small towns across Texas that these poor people happen to drive through are all somehow in league with this goofy band of Satanists who the protagonists accidentally witness early on in the movie. The existence of this secret network of Satanists and Satanist-sympathizers across the heart of Texas is never explained. I mean, I don't have a great impression of most Texans either, but come on. Is this product review negative?
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Hope in the Dark Review: I really like Rebecca Solnit's writing style and choice of subject matter. It's heartening to read something that is not all "gloom and doom" about the future.I would recommend it some of my friends who are interested in these sorts of subjects. Is this product review negative?
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