input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I have had this camera for over two years. While the images are accpetable, I am have a terrible time capturing software. If your main goal is video editing, then this camera will be a nightmare.Pros: Small, relatively easy to operate.CONS: expensive camera, expensive tapes, still images are not of good quality when considering a comparable still camera, proprietary format may go way of betamax. No microphone jack, makinig it hard to hear people in crowded area. While using pinnacle, when editing, I have to spend more time syncing the sound, rather than being creative with the editing process. (Granted, this may be a pinnacle software issue, but it highlights the lack of compability with the .mmv format).If I knew then what I know now, I would not buy this camera. Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I wanted to play with buddies at my own home - CANT. You must pay for the online services of your xbox360 for ALL NERDS TO UNITE ONLINE. I guess the hype and high ratings come from those fellas with the head sets and small biceps. I hate that most "BIG" games now days seem to be online driven and designed for that type of play. Hey, I guess whatever makes money right? Monkeys see, so monkeys do... Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Faculty please note: the Kindle edition has typographical problems. Some characters appear to be dropped. Also, unknowns are never emphasized (italicized) and very often - especially with $t$ for some reason - they are run into the succeeding word. Most of this can be worked out fine by a reader who is comfortable with the material - but isn't the primary audience for a textbook students who by definition are NOT comfortable with the material? All in all, it's a appalling job of converting a text book that costs over $90 to download (and so won't cut into their profit margin with resales). I will have to think twice about buying a Kindle book from Wiley again. About the book itself, as content, I have no complaints, so this bad review rests squarely on the production staff. Oh, and by the way, Wiley: if Amazon can take a book off my Kindle, you can get them to update it with a fixed version. Do it, and I'll happily pull this review. Answer:
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