input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This CD is the brainchild of Trammell Starks, a producer and composer of many new age works. The CD has some decent music on it. The problem is that it is being falsely advertised as having some connection to the Lord of the Rings. Despite its cover design, which blatantly rips off the New Line Cinema LotR movie poster, this CD contains no discernible reference to Tolkien. As a matter of fact, the title "Lord of the Rings" appears nowhere on the CD in any way, shape or form. The title of the CD is, in fact "A Trilogy of Fantasy: Part One." Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Inspiring to believe with God is nothing impossible. You never want to put the book down. If you have gone through death wether it being a child or a spouse this book is for you. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I certainly hope Ray Broderick is not actively interviewing children and I desperately hope the courts do not listen to his analysis as there will most certainly be excess adults in prison for false accusations of abuse of all kinds. Ray's approach is misleading children more than some offenders have done. I do not condone this at all! There is brainwashing, leading to obvious ends that a child would love to answer in favor of condemming someone due to the rewards as opposed to the correct response. When we do this, we also damage our children. I say no, absolutely no, do not support this team at all. Horrible book and depressing. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I have to admit that by the middle of this book I was skimming, hoping for some brief ray of light. There was so much boring fore-shadowing- chapters of predicting really bad things to come - that nothing short of mass murder could have lived up to that angst. Instead we get a "Duh" moment - any one who enjoys even the most banal mysteries was there before the book was. The author may be forgiven writing a bad book but who the heck agreed to publish this drivel? Answer:
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