input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This movie is about a mega-corporation with special talents in mind control and manipulation of memories, that decides to apply those talents to gain control of the White House. Their target is the photogenic son turned war hero of a prominent US Senator who fits the role of the perfect political candidate. By implanting mechanical devices in his brain, Manchurian Global is able to take control of the young man for whatever purpose they need.The premise is intriguing, and I can see where it would be very appealing to some, especially the "black helicopter" crowd. But I think more could have been done with this. Compared to the original, it falls way short. Denzell Washington was brilliant as always, although this was not his best performance, and Meryl Streep was easy to despise in light of today's current political environment.I was interested enough to watch the entire movie, but wouldn't watch it again. And if you haven't seen either one, I would recommend the original. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: What a shame. I remember in the mid 90's when Black Eyed Peas (minus that annoying female singer) put out amazing, uncommercial hip hop songs. Great beats, conscious lyrics, they were a hip hop group with a lot of talent and substance. Unfortunately however, they seem to have become an unoriginal, annoying pop group over the last few years! This album and Elephunk are some of the most brainless, commercial pop I've heard in awhile. I guess money and fame are more important that putting out quality music with integrity. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: perhaps dvd footage of larry being sterilized would be more worthwhile. oh yeah, sorry about that whole civil war thing. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: A few months ago I purchased 2 Viking CF128M memory cards for my new Canon S45, so I could have a spare card at all times. The price was very good and they seemed to be working fine.Today, one of the cards died (CF ERROR) after about 80 pictures, causing me to loose shots I had taken for my photography class (among others). I thought my camera was not working but I verified it was the card. I was very surprised and frustrated to find out that this situation is NOT that uncommon. How can we embrace digital photography if at any moment the storage device will fail and we can loose ALL pictures residing in the memory card?I am now afraid to take serious shots with my digital camera!I would like to know if this is a problem with all CF cards in the market?I'll have to see how responsive Viking will be to my complaint. Answer:
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