input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: helpful as a teaching tool Review: I have given this book to many people who are going through a health crisis. It speaks universally to the families of loved ones who are going through any sort of chronic illness. If you happen to be a family afflicted by Long QT syndrome, it makes the scientific knowledge of this genetic heart condition easily understood. I have also given this book to my children's teachers and the parents of their friends so that the diagnosis and treatment and day-to-day problems will be more readily understood and not seem as frightening to the adults who are in daily contact with my children. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: wow! Review: I made it my New Year's resolution to find a worthy guy for myself, and now I know how! The advice in here is amazing and it's such a fun read. I learned a lot while laughing out loud. One chapter talks all about how men use actions and not words to communicate and how we can learn their "language." I never realized I'd been making so many mistakes with men. Thank God I read this before I made more! I highly recommend this book to anyone who's really serious about finding the right guy. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: A quality product Review: I purchased this to replace our old one (it died after about 30 years use), and we just love it. It poaches eggs, hard boils them, or soft cooks them to perfection. A friend has already seen ours in action and purchased her own! Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: A good start and a confused ending... Review: Miguel Tamen's book presents a theory of things in combination with their different cultural impacts for example in museums and collections in 19th century Europe. The book starts very complex but ends without delivering a coherent theses. This is the main critique after my lecture of the book. The chapters do not develop one into another but Tamen's observations and interpretations remain without a holistic concept. In comparison with other studies with a more historical and genealogical perspective (for example written by D. Maleuvre or J. Siegel) Tamen's book lacks - at least for me - of a coherent theoretical insight. Nevertheless: if someone is interested in "thing theory" I can recommend at least the first chapters. Answer:
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