input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: To me this is not one of the better Doors recordings. The best thing about this CD is the first song, "Hello, I love you." LOVE that song! It goes downhill from there. Especially when it comes to the back to back "Summers Almost Gone" and "Wintertime Love." This is just kind of a mellow Doors album and I really love the Doors when they did "Break On Through" and "Soul Kitchen" and "Roadhouse Blues." The more rockin' Doors is what I like. If you are into something mellow, by all means lay on your couch and chill to this album. I wish "Hello, I love you" could have been twice as long. It is a great song, but very short. At least on this re-mixed version they let it go on a little longer. Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: To make his fictionalization of the Martha Moxley murder sensational, Dominick Dunne not only emphasized the Skakel-Kennedy connection to the original crime but went so far as to heap on thinly-disguised versions of nearly EVERY Kennedy scandal from the past seventy-five years--and on top of that piled it all onto one generational branch! But if you can swallow, then you'll actually have an enjoyable time with A SEASON IN PURGATORY, which actually is extremely hard to put down and entertaining from the get-go. Ignore the repetitive homages to BRIDESHEAD REVISITED (yeah, we get the point that the stories are pretty similar, Mr. Dunne), and instead wallow away in all the secret Kennedy-bashing you've harbored in your heart over the last few decades. A great trashy read. Answer:
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I read this book and never lit up again. I was in my first week of quitting already by the time I got my hands on this. I tried to quit at least twenty other times, each time a failure. I feel so good about myself with nine months behind me now. I was a pack a day smoker for thirty five years. Answer:
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