input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Works Well But - REDUCING TO 1 STAR Review: The plug that goes from the cassette adapter into my MP3 player does not stay in. I have to continually reach down and push it back in to keep the sound coming through the car speakers. This is annoying and not always convenient while driving. The advantage is that a tape device like this one does not require you to find an unused radio frequency. I am living with it this way since this device was cheap and not worth sending back but will look for a better one when this one wears out.4-15-12After using this devise only a few times it will not stay plunned into my MP3 player making it totally useless. I'm returning it on principle and do not recommend it. Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Dancing with an Alien!! huh? Review: Have you ever danced with an alien? Well,I know I havn't. Well,in this book a girl named Tonia doesn't neccessarily dance with an alien..... There's a boy named Branko who comes down to earth to find a female,and bring her back because in their planet all the women died of a serious disease. So, Tonia and Branko meet and become close. And so then Branko explains to Tonia why he was there and Tonia decides to go back with Branko. But Branko figures that she wouldn't really enjoy her life.....so if you want to know what happens next then you should read Dancing with an Alien. I gave it 4 stars it was a good book! Answer:
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Their noise doesn't annoy Review: The Willowz may have got themselves into a tricky position. Too shamelessly postpunk for musical dabblers, you say, yet too averse to 100 percent thrash 'n' thump for hardcore punk fans? Perhaps. But that leaves a lot of listeners, and for us, "Talk in Circles" is an addictive record. Its 60-plus minutes come at you in fierce little waves, with peerlessly yowling vocals over arrangements incorporating elements of free jazz, country, folk, da blooz, and (lest we forget) large dollops of thrash 'n' thump. And it's all delivered (and produced) with the kind of sharply focused garage-rock clamor a band just can't fake. The lyrics express various shades of self-doubt, frustration, and disappointment, but the music signals the band's fierce determination to survive. On the basis of "Talk in Circles," I think they will. Answer:
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