input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: First day I got this for my watch repair tools, the handle broke-off...nuff' said, wouyld be gr8 if sturdier, too bad Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: EXCELLENT PRODUCT, JUST WHAT I EXPECTED. THE ONLY PROBLEM, THERE IS NOT A MUTE BUTTON ON THE RECEIVER SO YOU HAVE TO DEPEND ON THE REMOTE CONTROL TO MUTE Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is a book that spends more time on the psychological weaknesses of a police officer, who spends more time on her psychological problems than on her work. She is so self centered, that she sees nothing but her own importance. And instead of acting like a good police officer, she wants to end an arrest in hand to hand combat with a criminal. The author should take a lesson from one of the scenes in Indiana Jones when confronted by a sword wielding enemy, baiting him for combat, Indiana calmly shoots him. Eve Dallas should have let any of the swat time take out her enemy instead of playing gladiator. As with any book, no matter how boring, I read them to completion to fairly assess them. I did that to this waste of time book. This is my first encounter with Robb and she is certainly off my reading list of authors. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Hard as it is to find Belarusian-English dictionaries, this volume does a disservice to the Belarusian language and hardly fills the void. It is grossly inaccurate in some respects -- for example, substituting "g" (a sound not native to Belarusian) for "h" in its "pronunciation" guides. The vocabulary is limited, and in some cases marred by Russianisms rather than genuine Belarusian words. It also provides only imperfective versions of verbs, rather than their perfective versions too -- a very important distinction in any Slavic language. Plus, sloppy editing results in poor cross-referencing -- some words appear in the Belarusian section, others only in the English section. Unless one is familiar with Belarusian already, this book can be extremely misleading, more a hindrance than a help. Hippocrene Books needs to maintain better standards of scholarship before publishing. Answer:
output: