input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: not bad Review: Well i used the jumpers and added windows xp......took several attempts but its working, only thing is its only regognising 25% of total capacity, idk wht i did wrong? when XP was setting up it only offered me 125gb of drive to work with...so idk.but the drive is fast and VERY quiet. wish i had the full 500gb tho. Answer:
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: great for non-action shots Review: I bought this camera to replace a Kodak that was stolen. I bought it because it had (at the time) a higher than normal zoom (6x) and got decent reviews. After owning it for a year, I can say definitively that I LOVE it for macro shots and still photography. I HATE it for 2 reasons- it has an electronic viewfinder and not just a lens viewfinder and I HATE it for taking pictures of anything requiring any kind of quick response- the shutter takes around a second to respond and you will miss MANY shots. This is just not acceptable for me while trying to take pictures of my kids. For the first time in my life I am looking to buy another electronic item without the first one breaking, being stolen, or being outdated! If you only want to take still shots, this is a great camera. But if you want to take any pictures that include movement- find something with a quicker shutter response time. Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: The flipside of James Bond Review: In director Robert DeNiro's ambitious film, the professional rise and spiritual fall of Edward Wilson (Matt Damon) through the ranks of the CIA reflects the evolution of that organization from its creation in the wake of WWII until the debacle at the Bay of Pigs. The character of Wilson is much like the film itself: enigmatic, quiet, and tightly controlled. Some may be put off by the long running time and the lack of big action scenes, but more patient viewers will be rewarded with a compelling presentation of the psychological damage caused when mistrust is the normal state of human interaction. Wilson emerges as a tragic figure, having gone into government service with the best of intentions but, step by step, coming to the point where he becomes responsible for horrific acts.DeNiro does a fine job in his second film as a director. He has assembled an excellent cast, including some outstanding cameos. Answer:
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