input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Last summer I went to Boston to visit the historical sites and the Constitution (ship not paper). Visiting the Constitution piked my interest in that fine ship, so I ended up picking up this book. The author took alot of time doing research on the ship through the ages and I'm glad he did because now we have this little gem. This book gives a little insight to the tenuous hold the United States had at the beginning and it also gives some insight into why the United States needs a military. It also shows the value of portraying historic treasures (like the Constitution) because they help people remember their past and thus get a better direction on their future. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Finally they here, in MY home, just love to watch those funny Granny`s!They make me laugh, even when I watch that episode for the 20th time!Love you Girls, just go on Answer:
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I had high expectations of this book, and I'll admit I was left disapointed. Most of this book is dialogue directly from Pride & Prejudice. I understand that some people wouldn't want to tamper with the classic, but I think some creative license could have been taken. When Darcy was speaking it was all mostly word for word from Austen, or a paraphrasing of what he said in Austen's work. I thought there would be some extra scenes, and though there were a few thrown in, they were rather dull. I did gain some insight into Darcy as a person, but I felt it was more of a telling, not a showing. I love the story, so it was nice to almost read it again, but I felt after reading it that Darcy wasn't much more illuminated than in the original. Answer:
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