Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Crap Review: The film makers fully admit they have never met or talked to Obama. So they don't know him either. Watch the "author" get embarrassed by Bill Maher.[...]This is man is a fraud and doesn't know what he's talking about. Shame on Amazon for even having this blind raving. This is not my opinion because I support Obama, but because I support truth and facts. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Short and Simple, yet Shallow Review: Stacy Combs Lynch has given a beginners book on Classic Music, however I am not sure what age group the beginners have to be. Although there is some interesting information here, it seems as though something is missing in this book. Perhaps its not focused enough, for the idea of Classical Music alone can be very broad. She carts down the famous composers dedicating a page or two to each of them pertaining to different eras and different classical styles. Once in a while there is be an interuption in what a particular style or instrument does. Overall the book is brief and could have been better with more information. A better book is "Classical Music (Teach Yourself". Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Disappointed! Review: The presentation was good, but I gave this as gifts last year and my sister who got one of the boxes said the tea is beautiful but tastes "weedy" rather than like real tea. I tried some and agree.Not sure if it was just a bad batch, or if we have discriminatory tastes. I usually drink Stash teas and my sister drinks Bigelow & CS teas. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: The director is now making porn Review: This is an absolutely terrible film. So bad is this film, that the director herself has never even watched the final cut. So bad in fact, that she packed it in and gave up on Hollywood. Christina Peters is now directing Hustler's "Young Sluts Inc" under the name "Kat Slater". I just hope for the sake of porn she has learned a thing or two about how to make a good, or at least tolerable "bad" movie. Answer:

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