input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: the monsters here are a race of giant spiders (called bugs)--who cannot communicate with other races and are hard wired to conquer any that they encounter--then they use the conquered remnant populations of the planets they conquer as a food source--breeding them on "ranches". They have no art, aesthetics or emotions. I find the entire concept to be patently ridiculous.It's thinly disguised political commentary, manipulated by braindead libertarians--creating a universe that is black and white--how convenient for the this political mindset. The lefties in this universe have to be dissuaded from empathizing with these monsters. It's so outrageous!The most interesting passages of this book are printed in italics and seem to emanate from the governing intelligences of the bugs--cause otherwise the book is dull retelling of most wars--where the winning side has a substantial technological and manufacturing base advantage. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Vuk Draskovic, a gifted writer, eloquently reveals the emotional and mental anguish that comes with the gruesome violence in the Balkans over the centuries. Dismissed as too nationalistic by some, the novelist is stunning in his brilliant ability to make the reader feel the anguish and uncertainty of the characters. One comes away from the novel clearly seeing the cause of the Muslim/Christian conflict in the former Yugoslavia and the dangers of political polarization. A cautionary tale for these times of increasing political polarization in the United States. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: An interesting premise that never actually takes off. Hammer Films has made a reputation on re-interpreting classic horror stories, and has occasionally done something spectacular, unfortunately, this isn't one of there successful efforts. Martine Beswick and Ralph Bates are perfectly cast, but neither gives a particularly stunning performance. As usual, the sets and costumes are brilliantly realized, but that just can't save this mediocre...sorry, bad film. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I'm a resident and wanted a cheap otoscope/ophthalmoscope for home use but was disappointed with this product. The focal range is ok for kids but poor for adults. Thus it was hard to get a good focus on the tympanic membrane. Also, compared to Welch Allen models, the light is actually in your field of vision. In my research, a good model costs quite a bit more, so this product is worth it's price. Answer:
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