input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: An excellent psychological thriller! Review: This book is a bit of a departure for Robert Barnard. The story is really quite different. It's a story about a small boy who is evacuated out of London during the blitz. He's a scared little boy with what appears to be a made-up name, but he is taken in by a loving couple who treat him like their own, and who raise him to adulthood. But when Simon is back in London as a man, he feels the need to try to find his original family. He uncovers a thoroughly detestable family that he knows he was part of, but he has to find out where exactly he fit in. He unovers an old murder that he actually had been a witness to as a small boy. The way that Barnard unfolds the plot in this story is wonderful. It's like peeling an onion - after one layer there are many more layers underneath, with more secrets and revelations. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: I love this CD... Review: I of course was introduced to the Crash Test Dummies by wierd all and his Headline News... Liking Headline News I bought the God Shuffeled His Feat, and then Worms Life and now finally The Ghosts That Haunt Me. I just have to say that I LOVE THE GHOSTS THAT HAUNT ME! I wish that more of their CD's were like this. I love Comin' Back Soon, Winter Song, Thick Necked Man, hell, I like all of their songs. The only complaint I have is that it seems too short... of course that could just be because I love the songs so much. Answer:
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Searing Autobiography Review: This is a most unsettling book! While it is extremely well written(a total surprise), the tale it tells left this reader unable to decide whether she was glad she had read it, or wishing she had never bought it. I am not a fan of the self-annointed "royal" Kennedy clan. I have always thought them to be over-indulged, self-important and self-promoting with much of the media and country buying into their fantasy. This book peels away much of this facade, some of done unintentionally, I think. Christopher Lawford was born to two people with appalling parenting skills......not an uncommon Kennedy family occurrence. With the sad lack of a decent role model, it is a wonder that he was ever able to pull himself out of the downward spiral of drugs and alcohol. After all is said and done, I wonder if he will ever truly get over being a "second string" Kennedy, though? Just his admission that he still emphasizes his connection to the family, when meeting people, makes me doubtful. Answer:
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