input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Utterly amateurish home video of a bunch of middle-aged people bumbling along on a trip without knowing anything more than you do about the places they are visiting. The narrator is obviously reading from a script, pausing before every Spanish word and name, mispronouncing everything that could possibly be mispronounced, and giving completely erroneous translations of even well-known names. They translate Machu Picchu as "Manly Mountain" and Haynu Picchu as "Wind Mountain" when it is common knowledge that they mean "Old Mountain" and "Young Mountain" respectively. There is no attempt to prepare you for the trip or give you tips or recommend certain places. They are simply tugging you along on their journey, boring you with their amateur photography and lack of insight. You will learn NOTHING from this video so do not waste your money. Even if you can borrow it free from the library, as I did, don't bother. It will still be a waste of time. Worst travel video I've ever seen. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I gave Adobe Photoshop Lightroom only one star because I was not able to install the program in my computer which runs Windows 2000. During installation, the program returned a message saying it required Windows XP to run. Here are the Windows system requirements listed on the box:Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2Intel Pentium 4 Processor768MB of RAM (1GB recommended)1GB of available hard-disk space1024 x 768 screen resolutionCD-ROM driveThose requirement seem very restrictive. No mention of Microsoft Vista. So buyer beware or you may be in for a system upgrade or an unusable program. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Violence and corruption in Nigeria have recently made the headlines again, and thousands of refugees seek asylum in Europe and elsewhere - Chinua Achebe's books, and especially &quot;No Longer at Ease,&quot; seem particularly relevant. I am struck again by his insights into what happens when traditional values are rejected and new ones not fully internalised. The overlap of old and new is awkward and painful, and the result is inner turmoil, confusion and loss of identity. The few get rich, while most people feel poorer than ever in a climate of rampant materialism. In many ways, the current atmosphere in former communist countries seems to echo and parallel that of Achebe's books. A wonderful book, and Achebe's English is so beautiful! Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is some of the worst nonsense I have ever seen. There is not a particle of truth in it from beginning to end. The facts about President Obama's father are better supported than those of almost any candidate in the past century. While I can understand that there are people who produce this kind of "fairy tale" in the hope of a moment's fame, I cannot comprehend why anyone would be taken in by it. Answer:
output: