input with options: Title: You CAN'T plan a destination wedding without this book!! Review: There are hundreds of books out there about planning weddings, but few offer help for elopements or destination weddings. This is the best I've seen. There are tons of useful tips about everything from obtaining a license, "peak" and "off peak" months for different geographic regions, packing your wedding attire, wording announcements, and especially places to go and who to contact when you get there. I have at least three books on destination weddings and this is Far and Away the BEST!! Denise and Alan also have a fabulous web site! Is this product review negative?
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input with options: Title: Excellent study Bible Review: An excellent study Bible for Catholics and all who are interested in summaries of Catholic teachings. The entire New American Bible is presented and about every sixty pages a section of questions and Catholic answers is given. With these questions and answers, specific scriptural references are given that can easily be refered to. Is this product review negative?
output: No

input with options: Title: Not Really "Love" Poems Review: I was disappointed with this volume. The title said implied that these were "love" poems, but it seems that the most of them were poems about what jerks males were. Although I am sure that many, if not most, males are jerks, writing a poem about it does not really make it a love poem. Nevertheless, it was quite interesting to see what a great many women really feel about the men in their lives. One plus is that poems were included from many different times and cultures that allows one to get a broader perspective on the subject, however. Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: A Little Gem Review: I absentmindedly picked this book up from the library's new releases section and I was glad to have discovered this little gem. Anita Brookner is a fine author who conveys depth and poignancy without ever being trite or sympathetic. Ms. Brookner lets you into Hertz' lonely regretful world so completely it may change the way you view "older persons" from now. A fitting ending after so much postulating. Is this product review negative?
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