input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Pillars of the Earth Review: Ken Follet wrote his best books with this book and World Without End. Couldn't put the book down. His descriptions of life in the 11th century is exremely real. LOved both books Answer:
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Reliable FireWire cables are thicker than this Review: Despite its great form factor and portability, I can't recommend this product. I got one and promptly wasted an entire night trying to make a FireWire connection between two notebook computers running Windows XP. Much effort was expended, in the end demonstrating that the cable was defective. An ordinary, nonretractable, much thicker 4-4 FireWire cable was purchased as a replacement the next day, and worked first try. The moral of the story: don't go light/flimsy on a cable that you need to get something to work! Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Boring and predictable Review: I read this book on autopilot which is how it seemed to me to be written. When you're reading a good, fast-paced, well written book you can overlook a lot. But while reading a boring book, your mind has a lot of time to dwell on little nitpicky things. Like, how many times can a person smolder? The word "smolder" or "smoldering" was used ad nauseum throughout this book. I get it that Jillian and Harrison were hot for each other but I am sure the word "smolder" has some synonyms.And then there was the fact that people were always screaming at each other in this book. Characters didn't talk, reply, or just say things to each other. No, they would "practically scream" or "rage" or "roar".I was also turned off by the weird malapropisms. At one point Jillian was "withering" in passion. Also Harrison's mother was referred to as a "Southern Bell". I could go on but what is the point? Answer:
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