input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: better than the rest Review: I've tried other brands and found this to be the best as far as taste and how well it works to increase my milk supply. Not a drastic increase, but definitely a noticable improvement. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: hand feeding book Review: thaught it would have had more information on the diffrent feeding styles but still a good book to read though liked the infromation that i s in it Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Buy this only if you already know Java EE Review: This book makes sense only if you already know Java EE, but in that case you don't need it. One of the worst tutorial I've ever seen. Wasted a lot of time trying to understand what it says, but that's so hard because it keeps referring to concepts that are be not covered until later chapters (forward referencing). The examples are working, but no clear explanation on what each of them does, how to reassemble them, etc. No step by step guide. Even concepts aren't explained well enough. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: A delight! Review: My day job is working as a dental auxiliary, yet my real passion is music (and the performing arts in general). I've taken music history and theory classes as an undergrad, and terribly miss immersing myself in this most wonderful form of escapism. The Harvard Dictionary of Music allows me to revisit those undergrad music history lectures through its very detailed, well organized, and beautifully presented entries. These are not glib, concise entries, but very informative and wide in scope. You will need to purchase a separate book for a biographical dictionary of composers, as this book would be beyond cumbersome in sheer weight if it also included detailed entries about composers. Highly recommend, and it's fun to spend some quality time reviewing familiar musical terms and learning new musical terms. Answer:
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