input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Keeping the pencil sharp Review: This book has been a godsend to me. It's been enormously helpful in doing the final edit of my novel. Reading it made me feel like I had my own personal editor. The conversational tone of the book is inviting, nurturing, and encouraging. Any discussion of point of view usually makes me groan, but the way Rebecca McClanahan writes about it is exceptionally sane, enthralling even.The author is a master teacher, writer, and reader. Rebecca McClanahan is generous in sharing the secrets of her fine craft.This book would be fabulous for intermediate to advanced writers to read at least once a year to help keep the pencil sharp. The writing exercises are provocative and creative.This book showed me many things I would never have learned on my own. It made me want to be a better writer. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Kitchen aid cookware collection Review: The product is wonderful. My only complaint is that the material used in the handles is a little weak for the weight of the pans but they will hold up fine. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Test Strips Review: These test strips are easy to use and keeps you from having to guess what chemicals to add to your spa water. Anything that makes my life easier is appreciated and this little bottle is one. Answer:
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input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: "Osama" Review: This movie really showed how the Taliban regime oppressed the women and girls, and also oppressed human rights as well as public opinion. Everyone lived in fear whenever the mullah came to town to search their home, especially the one scene when Osama and her mother and grandmother attended a wedding , and while the music was playing, the mullah came and all the women had to put up their burkha (the tent like dresses with the screen) and act like they were mourning the loss of a relative, since music and pictures were forbidden in the Taliban. I was on the edge of my seat watching what "Osama" had to go through to keep disguise from being discovered with the street urchin Espandi. This movie was better than any documentary film I've ever watched! Answer:
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