input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Great value Review: I've used this Norelco razor for several weeks now and have been pleasantly satisfied with it.I only need to shave once every day, but the Norelco razor shaves just as close as my Gillette Mach 3 razors. I've only had to charge it once so far, and it doesn't wreak havoc with my face at all. I've never really used shaver which costs over $100 before, and I'm not sure exactly what they can offer that this one can't. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Hours of fun for your toddler Review: My son enjoyed watching Maisy on Noggin so much that we recorded a number of episodes using our DVR. Inevitably I needed to save room on our DVR drive and decided to delete the episodes, so I bought "Good Morning Maisy" hoping he would enjoy it as much as he had the Noggin episodes. I was very excited to receive "Good Morning Maisy". I was even more excited after we started watching. Much of the content was new to us - I don't think Noggin includes the loveable songs after every episode - and is wonderful. Maisy and her friends are not obnoxious, the colors are stimulating, and I can't find anything to dislike - I love it. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: very interesting Review: The mentally ill, women, gangs, racism -- just some of the topics covered in this book. This author doesn't waste words but every one packs a punch. Americans need to know what's happening here in our prisons. I had no idea but it's all here in black and white with footnotes. I recommend this book to anyone that cares about our country. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: This Royal Watcher Doesn't Love It. . . Review: I first read this book when it came out in 1984 and enjoyed it; I was in my thirties. Now, in my fifties and with a lot more biographies under my belt, I ordered another copy. What a disappointment! It's what nostalgia can do to one's memory. This is what I call a 'light' biography. By that I mean there is much, much interpretation on the part of the author--what the subject was thinking at particular times, what she said or was told. Of course, there is no way for Ms. Edwards to know that. She is adding her own spin--by today's lingo--to history. By the time I was to the end of this book I had been force-fed Mary's "majesty" and "majestic bearing" so much I was anticipating a royal beheading!For those who don't read many biographies, or who remain more interested in the interpreted interplay of personalities, this book might satisfy. For those interested in more accuracy and less artistic interpolation, there are better, particularly Pope's. Answer:
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