input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Veronica Chambers visited Japan, fell in love with it, and writes with insight, pizzazz, heart and soul about the women she found there, helping to remake themselves and the country. In these last heartbreaking months, seeing Japan struggle with the tsunami and nuclear accident -- with such class and grace --- going back and reading this terrific book is healing and inspiring. Open the pages and you'll be charmed, heartened, educated and exhilerated. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Dull and uninspiring - the only good thing was that I didn't see it in the movie theaters and could fastforward through the really painfully bad moments (there were quite a few of those). You are better off watching Stardust or Enchanted ... movies which have much better storylines and above all acting. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: You may be familiar with student-film-type flick Memento by this gentleman. It was a mess, charitably perhaps because there was no budget so leftover 1950s B/w film stock was used in large part, also no essential "continuity" person could be hired. Here is recognizable sci-fi, with real actors, a real composer, several thousand little people to supplement the multiple producers in several countries, on an A-movie Warner budget. Real scriptwriters with a real continuity department: the crucial difference restraining off-the-wall feedback loops to what makes (sort of) sense almost-linearly. Accessible, perhaps (self-plug) because my dissertation was solved in 14 non-intersecting dimensions while Inception occurs in only 1 reality and 4 (maybe 5) intersecting planes of possibility. But it makes more sense than The Matrix, does not involve cyber/steampunk, and can be watched again enjoyably. Purchasing the soundtrack, my subwoofer needs to be worked out. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: For someone who left the Spice Girls, she sure can't let go of the past! Seems like she's trapped in it, as almost every song sounds like a Spiceworld reject. Ms. Halliwell's attempt at altering her musical pallet is laughable - the rocky and funky beats are as out of place as a goth kid in Disney Land.Nothing on this cheese packed excuse for a CD can redeem Ms. Halliwell. The only thing it brings into light is her total lack of any vocal talent, and not the mention song writing ability. If this CD got any cheesier, you'd find in between the Havarti and Chedder in your local Deli. Geez. Answer:
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