input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: A novel of choice Review: CROSSPOINTS by Alexandra York blends the greatness of Ancient Greece with the mixed premises of modern New York. It portrays heroes, villains and middle-of-the-roaders-all in convincing fashion.The plot, theme, characterization and style are all first-rate. You feel like you are right there, in the story, going through what the characters are going through. It is thrilling enough to want to read quickly and deep enough to make you slow down and ponder the fundamental ideas presented.The heroine Tara has the kind of idealism and beauty not seen in today's literature--and is certainly the kind of woman I'd love to meet. Bravo!Inspiring in its Romantic Realism, this is truly a novel of ideas that dramatizes how choice preceeds human action. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Unrealistic Review: I bought this game on a drunken lark (after consuming several adult bevvies after an evening nuddling with the noopsies at Lucky's Tavern) and I've played it more than a few times since. Bessie (my baboonish (and tone-deaf) bride) looooves the game since it ridiculously determines singing skill on how quickly you can click some arrows (and Bessie is a very quick click). The boorish baboon pretty much bested Hopperrooo on every occasion--even though I am the much finer singer and overall superior talent. No matter, the game is fun, the Idol judges are true to form (Simon a cad, Randy a dawg, and Paula a simpering numskull), and after a six-pack of slooshies I didn't much care whether I won or lost. Recommended for fun, but not reality. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Product does nothing... Review: .. for sinus congestion. The whole point to this DRUG-FREE* product is to physically force your nose wider so that your nasal passage is opened a little more. That's it. Even if you removes the strip the way they reccommend it pretty much destroys the skin underneath.*look above the product name on the box. Isn't that coy of them, to bury that detail so inconspicuously? Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: one didn't work, one did Review: One of the cords that I ordered didn't work at all, so I'm stuck with a 6ft cord that does nothing. Answer:
output: