input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The author, putting aside the social debate on the subject, does an excellent job of presenting what is happening and what will happen in the genetic engineering field in the coming years. The impulse towards eugenics comes hand-in-hand with a culture obsessed with the material. Equally so, the impulse to protect one's child from cancer and heart disease will play a role. Regardless of the source of new genetic practices, the practices themselves will change our society.If you'd like to understand just what that society might look like, take a look at this excellent work. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I read, this my first Tey mystery, because all mystery afficiondos should at least sample her writing. She is famous in the mystery world, and you need to read her in order to determine how we got to where we did with mystery writing. I enjoyed the story. She certainly puts enough twists and turns in her plots. The book is somewhat dated (it was written in 1929) after all, but she has a lot of talent. I liked Inspector Grant even though he really didn't solve this puzzler, but it was fun following him around in his quest for the killer. This is a rather unique format for a "locked room" mystery since the victim was stabbed outside in a theatre queue, but it appeared that no one had the opportunity to do the deed. I want to continue to read the rest of her books. She writes fairly complex stories. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I was expecting "Joey Kingpin" and "Fatboy Slim" style big beat dance music when I bought this record. Unfortunately, the only good song is the one they play on the radio. I'm sticking with Joey Kingpin. Answer:
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