input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Popular history in the making Review: Rosenberg's interviews form a Studs Terkel-like mosaic of Eastern Europe emerging from its age of ideology. Her informers recall the excitement of popular democracy movements "... live as if we had democracy in Poland. Don't burn down party headquarters, build your own. Don't worry about the Party or the state. Forget about the government labor unions, found your own ...". Others offer thoughtful consideration of the future, or describe the tragedy of people divided, when the past's state secrets are revealed. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Replacement returned my tool set back to full power Review: Brought the life back to my tool set. Milwaukee makes the tools tough enough that it's worth it to replace the batteries when the original fail. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: The publishers need to try harder Review: Poorly edited (multiple mistakes regarding very specific names and places), bad use of poorly focused black and white snapshots, not written well. Simply a bad summary of better books. I wish I would have read the books the author of this text summarized. And then wrote this book, b/c I couldn't have done any worse! Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Want to be one of those greasy sales guys - read this book! Review: This book is the worst. I can only gather the people who have given it great reviews have little common sense or ethics for that matter. If you are striving to be one of those slimey car dealers or annoying telemarketers this is definitely for you. There is one point in the book where he tells a story of a disabled kid exploiting his disability to sell products. If that is not bad enough he spins the situtation so that his father rewards him for his actions - "great job son, prey on peoples emotions and sympathy to sell them something not on if they need it, but for the guilt the feel as they see you there disabled." Great stuff. Answer:
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