input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: A litle better Review: A slight improvement over volume 3, but still not the best of the genre. At least these are not just disco standards dressed up in gay themed packaging, but actually feature some artists who's hits made their mark predominantly in gay clubs.I could still recommend a dozen better compilations, though. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: dont buy Review: I lost the charger to this item and they dont make it anymore.In fact they dont make any spare parts for it or the unit either.So no way I would even buy this tool. Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Unimpressive recitation of stereotypes Review: I am unimpressed by this book and frankly do not understand why it is getting so much publicity. I suppose trite emotional sagas and imitating Rushdie's style has become popular these days. "The God of Small Things" attempts to reach the scope of a "Midnight's Children" but if you want magico-realism, why not read the originals like Grass and Marquez? As far as her treatment of India goes, I find it patronizing and somewhat loaded with a nagging ignorance of issues (e.g. Marxism, her treatment of the caste system, law enforcement, etc.) I hope her next book is a more mature effort that doesn't resort to emotional gimmickry to get her point across. Her obsessive use of imagery and emotional drama reveals that she has yet to attain the literary sophistication and maturity of a writer. Answer:
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