input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Don't waste your money...and beg your prof not to include it Review: This book was on my medieval history course's required reading list...and it was dreadful. I'm not sure what was hated more...the fact that the author never ONCE cited her research or that she attempted to give her subject a personality without any basis in fact. If you want to know what life was like as a peasant there is a future professor, I would have severe doubts about using this in any course except perhaps historiography. If anyone had turned this book in as a senior thesis, no professor of mine would have accepted it; they would have ripped it to shreds for the lack of citing. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Beautifully Dark, Melodic Classic Review: This is probably the Banshees' most immediately accessible album, and it is also one of their best. The lyrics are as dark as ever, but it never sounds overwhelming. To my ears, Tinderbox ranks with Juju at the very top of their catalog, although it is a very different style of album. The sound is definitely guitar-driven alternative rock circa the mid 80s. The songs are excellent. The album is most known for the single Cities in Dust, but The Sweetest Chill and the trio of songs that immediately closed the original album (on my aging vinyl) are much better: Party's Fall, 92 Degrees, and Land's End. This album also works as an album with a cohesive sound and theme. Highly Recommended. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Not in HD Review: It was produced in 2006, this should have been in HD. It's probably worth $5 I paid, but I should have read more closely that it's just in 4:3 aspect. It's like watching the NFL on an old recorded VHS. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Disgusting Whitewash Review: It's astonishing that this book has been published at all, let alone praised. In the centuries when they raided and robbed the entire world, the British committed crimes so vast that one would expect histories of the Empire to be written in a spirit of shame and remorse. Well, you won't find any shame here, or even a simple acknowledgement of the Empire's atrocities.The lack of any historical conscience whatever is the most stunning (and repellent) feature of the British intellectual world. If you must read this book, read it as a specimen of that horrific lack of shame. Answer:
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