input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: More air freshener than cooling fan Review: I've had one of these for more than 15 years (egad, I'm old!), from when it was called the AutoVent Turbo. It is just now starting to make a rattling noise, which shocks me, considering it's outlasted two of my cars. Weird.I'm glad they're marketing this as a 'ventilator' rather than something that cools the car. On sunny summer days, this is the best thing for airing out my car's interior. I never fuss with the window plastic; I just check the forecast for rain and plop only the fan part in the window. When I come back to my car, it smells like fresh air instead of a 6-year-old Mazda decorated in Taco Bell wrappers.How much of the freshness is based on the fact that my window is cracked open for the fan, I can't tell. But I am ordering a replacement for my broken one now. Answer:
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: not as appears Review: Ordered this product hoping to get the old version that smells really good (which was distributed in BLUE bottles). Got, instead the NEW "ocean charged" (sold in GRAY bottles)which doesn't smell as good. Don't care for it. Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: too general to be useful Review: The advice on interviewing is very general and can be found to the same detail with google. The advice is all useful, but it's not worth the price and the style is a little goofy for what I expected to be a more professional book.The technical interview questions are atrocious. As others have commented, the "easy" questions are useful (e.g. how do you indicate comments?) and some of the solutions to the "hard" questions are incorrect (e.g. they try to illustrate a common C pointer bug in correctly written code).The book just lacks content. Answer:
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