input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This was one of those blind buys after Netflix never bothered stocking the title. Little wonder there; this is a poorly plotted, ridiculously inept giallo with nothing to recommend it. The box art is labeled as BLIND DATE whereas the on-screen title is APPOINTMENT IN BLACK, FYI. I was hoping for something funny, trashy and sexy along the lines of ARABELLA THE BLACK ANGEL or Sergio Martino's CRAVING DESIRE. Instead I fast-forwarded through the boring sex scenes and had no interest in the stupid twist ending(s). Best experienced while vacuuming in another room. Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Whilte the author has some important and sometimes hard-hitting points to make about foreign aid and its effectiveness (or lack thereof), it's obvious he still wants to get invited to the cool cocktail parties in New York. He correctly focuses on the aid community's penchant for big projects with no specific accountability vs. smaller, user-oriented ones. However, he seems obliged to maintain a veneer of "neutrality" by opposing military operations despite their proven success in cases like Japan and South Korea. He also over-uses statistics in questionable circumstances that make for heavy going and undermine his credibility. It's also a little pathetic that he has to make clear from little family vignettes that he is a vegetarian and imposes an artsy-fartsy lifestyle on his kids. Not a surprise that he's divorced. Still worth the read. Answer:
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Dar is an incredible lyricist; she's witty, smart, and thoughtful, and this all comes through on this album. I was slightly disappointed by the addition of a full band backing her, because her lyrics and guitar playing never seemed to need anything else. Still, after a few listens, it has become a favorite in my collection. "Are You Out There" is a fun, faster song, balanced well by the slower songs toward the end. And, if she's ever playing near you, don't miss her. Answer:
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