input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Not much scary about this book at all Review: Most of the stories in this book aren't very scary and half of them I didn't understand. Stephen King turns in a wonderful short story (Which is why he is the king of horror) but most of the others tend to sound as if they are trying to write some sort of high brow kind of horror story. There is nothing wrong with blood and guts and this book could have used a lot more of it. Is this product review negative?
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Not worth the money . . . Review: As something to flip through while browsing in the book store, this is okay. Just okay. Out of all the possible scenarioes these guys could've chosen they chose stuff like, "How to Take a Punch"? "What to Do If Bitten by a Snake"? YAWN! In this thin (!) book, the authors Piven and Borgenicht tell you in a straightforward manner what to do in certain life-and-death situations. The authors add no humor or life to their topic. They just lay it out as if they were writing a manual for the magazine pocket of an airplane seat! "In case of fistfight, lean into the punch. Turn head slightly to cushion blow. Etc., etc." As a gag gift, this might be humorous for about 15 minutes. Then, it will end up in the back of a closet. As anything else, well, it's not worth it. Is this product review negative?
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Great album but could be better Review: I suppose when most fans think of Black Sabbath, they think of the years when Ozzy Osborne was lead singer; so it's only fitting that the vast majority of this set features songs from that period. In that respect, this set is great for beginners who are unaware that Black Sabbath had quite a successful career without Osborne handling vocals.For those of us (like me) who were keen to hear some of Black Sabbath's work without Osborne, however, it was a bit of a letdown because only a few post-Osborne songs are featured here.If you prefer Black Sabbath's work from the 'Osborne era', then this set is for you. It features all of the band's big songs from 1970-1978 and is well worth a look. There are all the songs you would expect to hear from that era and some you would not.This is a very good place to start for people who are just discovering the band all people who prefer the material from the Osborne era. Well worth checking out. Is this product review negative?
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