input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I bought these for my dog buggy so I could mount extra wide tires. The rims are 1.375" (outside dimension) and were able to seat 3" wide tires, so they gave me what I needed. However these really are cheap and nasty wheels. The bearings grate and wobble, the spokes were all loose, some of the spoke nipples weren't even finger tight. One rim was slightly dented. The tires looked okay, quite smart actually-until I tried taking them off. They were almost impossible to remove. I broke two tire levers getting the first tire off, ended up cutting the second tire off! The wire bead on the tire was massive, thickest I've ever seen. Don't ever have a puncture with the original tires on! Still after tightening up the spokes and replacing the tires the wheels work okay(ish), (but I wouldn't want to use them on a bike). Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I have had to use this text for my politics of russia course and this is one of the most worst written text I have ever read in my politcal science career. The author continously flip flops between time. He starts in the 80s, goes into now and then flop back to 80s without note. this text is poorly written for those who have no general of idea of Russia. I could hardly read two pages without getting annoyed and bored with the text. The chapters are so jammed packed with information that seems to have such poor organization. Now I see why not too many people have choosen this course, mostly because this text was assigned to it. I have had to read, then reread each chapter just to get a touch of what Remington talked about but to no avail, I was completly bored with the book. After the first 5 pages of each chapter, the pages just seemed to run together. (This is my opinion, no one else to which we are all entitled to our own.) Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I'm a little uncertain as to how to describe this book... thinly veiled autobiography or work of fiction? I found it disconcerting that the author couldn't find it in her to develop new characters and used her own name, occupation, habits and quirks, as well as those of her parents. The ending suggests an slightly fictionalized autobiography; in which case this book is a rather unimaginative tale of "woe is me." Definitely not a lighthearted read. I, too, would suggest the library version. Not something to read over and over. Answer:
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