input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The tales in this collection are certainly grotesque, and if dark and depressing is the standard for what constitutes a horror tale, then these are definintely horror. (Oates has something to say about what defines horror in her Afterword.)But I digress, and shouldn't be quibbling about whether these stories are or are not truly horror stories. Instead, I should be concentrating on whether or not they are entertaining.My answer to that is that they are beautifully written (as is most of Oates' work), and technically well-crafted. Thus, the four-star rating.But...entertaining? I'm sorry to say: not for this reader.The psychological effects of the stories, was, for me, not "chillng", but depressing.The characters droned, seemed hopeless, usually WERE hopeless (no discernable changes by the end of a story), and generally just plodded on, until the author abruptly ended their adventure.Oates is a skilled writer, but less so in crafting horror fiction than other genres. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Finally a book that does not talk about race as a four color system. The book explores the cultural issues that face specific groups. I have used this book with my Polish, Dutch, Pilipino, Korean, French Canadian, Vietnamese, and Central American clients. I have been astounded how accurate, helpful, and insightful this research was in assisting me with my clinical work. The work covers the history of people and how it can affect people generations later through recurring patterns. This book is a great resource for those who want to learn about the vast number of cultures in America and how they are affecting by their culture, history, and family.I love Monica McGoldrick's works! Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This knitting machine could possibly be useful for making scarves or small hats in bulk, say, for charity, however I don't honestly know what else I would want to make with it. It only knits stockinette stitch. It also does not do what it advertises. The box and instruction manual state that it knits up to a 13" DIAMETER tube. I used various weights of yarn and none of my tubes was any more than 5" diameter, once it was unstreched. I was generous with my rating and gave the machine at least 2 stars because I did find it easy to use and didn't have any trouble with dropped stitches. Overall though, I wouldn't spend the money and would stick to handknitting. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I was very excited when I found this product. I have 5 cats and so any way I can save a bit on cat products I'm excited. First the plastic is very flimsy which I didn't think was worth $15. Had it on my toilet for 3 days and 1 cat used it. However most of the urine went on the floor and under the small liftable tray which was a mess to clean up. I know it's not the product's fault that my kittie sprays all over. I stopped using it because I do NOT want cat urine collecting around the base of my toilet. Great idea just not for my cats. Maybe if there was a wider extension on the sides to account for a kitty who doesn't pee straight down. Answer:
output: