input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book was written to cover United Airlines history, but it covers the whole airline industry from the 1920's through 1950. Having recently read Atlas Shrugged, what stood out for me was the government bungling and interference. It's no wonder the airlines are still on taxpayer subsidy!I found the book interesting for the most part (I ended up skipping the statistics paragraphs), and I'm not particularly into airlines. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Having followed the Phoenix Lights mystery for several years now, I must admit that when I saw this book I was quite excited. Unfortunately, what I discovered was just another author on a personal journey. The title of the book is misleading to say the least! What it should say is, "We may not be alone." After painfully trudging through a rehash of things most of us that have followed this story already know, Dr. Lynne puts us to sleep with all of her personal 'revelations.' You know you're in trouble when the vast majority of her 'discoveries' end with a question mark. These are not hard facts, but simply an author posing questions to her readers as well as to herself. She is missing the mark. Dr. Lynne may feel exhilarated, but quite frankly I'm left quite disappointed . Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I bought this book 10 years ago and have constantly referred to it while training/handling several different breeds of upland bird dogs. Marti is a no-nonsense bird dog trainer that is able to express a simple way of training in the words he writes. His "stop to flush" method of training is of particular greatness. I also found his method of teaching "whoa" and "heel" much easier than other authors recommend. Although he breeds, raises, trains and hunts Setters, Marti's book is "breed blind". You can train any upland dog to be a superstar by following his method. Thanks Jim Marti! Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is my first experience with Wu Long tea of any kind. I have to admit, it's quite bitter and hard/almost impossible for me to drink without adding tons of liquid stevia. I even tried mixing it with my Lipton mixed berries green tea that I love, to no avail. Finally, I decided to add vanilla flavored almond milk and stevia. It's more of a dessert drink now that I actually ENJOY drinking. After a few days now of drinking it, I can tell that it decreases my appetite and the scale may have been lying, but it was two pounds lighter today than it was 3 days ago, so overall, 4-5 days into drinking this tea, I'm happy with it. Just as a side note though, I'm not sitting on the couch eating bon bons as I drink this and losing weight. I'm a very healthy eater (green smoothies, raw nuts & veggies, fresh fruit, lean meat, etc., who exercises light to moderately). Answer:
output: