input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: A "rushed" book that could have been much better Review: Jack was actually interesting for the first few chapters, but then the author seemed to lose interest and just got through it, obsessing on himself. His time at GE was not put into historical context,i.e., the fall of the Berlin Wall and communism, the boom of the 90s--from which he profited greatly, terrorism attacks, etc. It's a very inward look at GE and everything that he personally did there, with lots of "I"s in th text. In the early part of the book I liked the main character, but by the end he came across as an egomaniac. Certainly not a great leader. Dissapointing. Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: "What Love Isn't" - original, well-written or enjoyable. Review: Very poorly written piece that relies on too many jumbled ideas and emotion to make a profit. I did find one use for it. I had my class evaluate it for what not to do. A student's comment summed it up, "Just because an author can make money off it, doesn't mean it's any good." How true! I did compare this book with the 1995 poem "What Love Is" as one reviewer suggested - enough similarities contained in this book to make it questionable in my opinion. One big difference - the poem was good - the book wasn't. Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: A love story between immortal and mortal souls. Review: Anne Rice's narrative of the relationships of these immortals and their mortal companions is like a love story not between man and women, rather between two passionate souls. Answer:
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