input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Sounds like the depths of human suffering Review: This is some of the most sincerely tortured and emotional music I have ever heard. It is not quite like anything else out there. Nothing else quite gets to such a level of sounding so disgusting and so beautiful at the same time. Highly reccomended. Answer:
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: LIFELESS MELODIES THAT ARE NOT UP TO EARL KLUGH STANDARDS. Review: I SAW EARL KLUGH IN CONCERT LAST SUMMER. I WALKED AWAY FROM THE CONCERT GLOWING WITH THE MELODY LINES STILL PLAYING IN MY HEAD. THE MUSICIANSHIP WAS TREMENDOUS. THE PLAYERS WERE TIGHT. YOU DIDN'T WANT IT TO END. I COULDN'T WAIT FOR HIS NEXT CD. WELL, THIS SOUNDS LIKE A DIFFERENT ARTIST. THE CD IS LIFELESS AND BORING. HE USES HIMSELF AND TWO OTHER PLAYERS FOR MOST OF THE CUTS, THUS THE SOUND IS NOT FULL AND RICH. NOTHING SOUNDS UNIQUE. PASS ON THIS ONE. I WISH I HAD. Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: A bit of a departure, but still very good Review: This book differs from other Koontz novels I have read in that it is written entirely in first person. It was jarring to me at first but if you stick with it the story is rewarding, and every bit as entertaining as it is strange. Basically, the book is about carnies and sideshow freaks vs. some weird goblin creatures set in 1963-1964. The book has plenty of suspense, horror, stabbings in the throat, undead creatures rising from the grave, psychics, and human vs. creature fist fighting around a huge ferris wheel and a bumper car track that ends with even more neck and head stabbing. Weird, but really enjoyable. Answer:
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