Is this product review positive? Title: Great buy Review: Very satisfied with this stroller. I was shocked at just how lightweight it really is. It folds up easy with only the use of your foot to release the locking mechanism below. My daughter likes to sit up, but I also can recline it for a quick snooze. Easy to maneuver in stores and seemed fairly smooth on uneven surfaces. Very happy after going through more than 3 umbrella strollers I returned in the stores due to one problem or another. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: TORTURE! Review: This book was torture! (Or was that the idea of it!??!) Based on recommendations from friends and colleagues I decided to read this book. I knew by pg 65 it wasn't for me, but I continued to read it hoping there would be a miraculous plot twist that would suddenly turn the story around. That didn't happen. It was a predictable story about a group of pathetic self-centered individuals who were constantly back-stabbing each other.The only likeable character in the entire novel was Gail Wynand. And I don't know if he was actually likeable or I was desperate for something new by that point.Was the novel really 400 pages? It felt like 4,000! Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: inspiring Review: I love this book! It is the best natural approach to cancer I have read. It gives the details you need to recover with diet, and she doesn't try to sell you anything, you can do it all with a juicer. There were two other books I had read that talk about the protein connection to cancer,The China Study: The Most Comprehensive Study of Nutrition Ever Conducted and the Startling Implications for Diet, Weight Loss and Long-term HealthandCancer: Curing the Incurable Without Surgery, Chemotherapy, or Radiation, but this one is by far the best. I would, and do recommend it to anyone I know with cancer. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: These are different movies Review: How many changes can you put into a movie before you must declare it a different movie altogether? And if all the changes make the movie worse off than before, and alienate the entire fan-base, why bother? These are not, unfortunately, hypothetical questions, thanks to Mr. Lucas. The original Star Wars movies were cinema history, changing them is like adding lipstick to the Mona Lisa because it's the style nowadays. You'd be changing an integral part of something that people liked very much in its original form... Answer:

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