input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Huh? Where's the good stuff!! Review: I bought this hoping to hear the movies awesome cultivating music and what I got was some mock up of a so called sound track. Where's the music, this sux. Back to Hastings it goes... Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: An early argument on behalf of rational voters Review: A wonderful little book. This was V. O. Key's final volume; he died before it was published. Perhaps it is most famously summarized by his quotation (Page 7): "The perverse and unorthodox argument of this little book is that voters are not fools." In short, something like a populist work on voting behavior.Throughout the book, he uses a variety of data--adopting very simple statistical techniques--to develop this point. For instance, he shows that voters who support one party in an election and who then become dissatisfied with that party after the election tend to switch their votes at the next election to the other party. Thus, voters are not Pavlovian dogs, ritually supporting the same party over and over.All in all, a classic little book. It is still worth rereading a half century after its publication. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: GREAT!! Review: first i heard from this moment and i thought... i gotta buy this album! so when i bought it! i was listening to it 24/7! so i got sick of it! but i still like listening to it! and ill give you advice! never listen to a country album 24/7! it will make you sick of the album!ha! Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: A jewel Review: This is a beautiful book written by a man extremely well educated in religion, psychology, ethics, and philosophy. The wonder of the book is how the author manages to both contrast and integrate the different schools of thought. The main premise is that secularism has not provided adequate replacements for the ethical (and other) religious teachings, and that it should do so. His suggestions is that modern psychology should incorporate the wisdom of the saints and philosophers, which is has not so far done. His discussions go to the heart of the matter, even dealing with issues of free will versus determinism. The discussion is often very concrete with stories of specific persons and their problems. A fascinating integration of ancient and modern thought. Schimmel was propetically named by his parents, as was the biblical Solomon, he is very wise man. This is a great book to read and re-read for anyone seeking to heal themselves and those around them. Answer:
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