input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: 30 days and counting Review: OK. XP would get four stars from me, if it weren't for the Activation Code issue. I didn't think Product Activation was bad until I read the fine print. I get 30 days. That's for the life of the product. If you use 20 days at the start, and in six months you add some hardware, you now only have ten days left (The clock does not restart). Once the 30 days is used XP is disabled every time three things are changed on the computer. Extra RAM and a new processor (counts as two) and I need a new code. I don't think this is going to help the piracy issue, but it looks like it will be a big pain for the rest of us. Stick with Win98 or ME. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Disappointed at the Deere Review: We bought this for our son's Christmas present and were very disappointed in the fact that it WOULD NOT WORK. My husband simply could not get it to even turn on. It is made in China and 4 of our other Christmas gifts made in China were duds also. Buyer Beware of these products. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Polished Review: Polished packaging. Would have liked more info on/in box...although it is there on the disks of course. Quality is high, including on oldies.Not so sure about the empty space to put the next movie in - that felt a bit like 'pushy salesmen'. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: A lovely place to go, without the characters - please! Review: The setting on a barrier island off the Atlantic coast is realistic and well done. This is a place I'd love to go! (Feel the sand between your toes; hear the howl of the wind.) The story and the characters are not so imaginative, but fall into the trite category, particularly the "bodice ripper" type scenes. And I'm personally not fond of the main character and her cigarettes (smells like an ashtray). Ms. Roberts can write, but her character studies are shallow and not believable. Answer:
output: