input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The two piece board construction does not stay together. The two board pieces don't even come close to aligning so there is a drop that makes the pieces move unpredictably. The boards are warped so all shots fall to one side. The rubberbands that came with the game fell apart before being stretched. The game pieces themselves are so cheap and shoddily made that they will stick. This was a huge disappointment. It is unplayable in this version. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Hmmm...can't really find anything out about their professional lives - they're neither doctors, nor nurses, nor psychologists, nor anything that takes certficiation.Wonder what their claims are based on?Bottom line: If you don't want something to interrupt your schedules and inconvenience you - THEN DON'T HAVE A CHILD!If you do already have a child and are feeling put out by their enormous needs (newborns are tough!) then why not read a book by a real doctor, like Dr. Sears? Check out "The Baby Book" and it will lead you to others that are much more helpful and baby friendly. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: We use these in our idetiflyer alarm clock... A different bird sound chirps each hour and we change cards each week or so to keep the ambiance... we have a parrot and parakeet and they always stand to attention when they hear the different birds... Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: While no cds currently exist of an actual Sylvers album (such as "Something Special" from 1976), this Cd is good as it contains the Sylvers tunes that people loved, but cannot find on most such compliations. Namely "Fools Paradise." the lovely 1973 summer hit "Misdemeanor" (credited to brother Foster, hiphop fans will recognize this as the sample for the DOC's "Getting Funky"), and one of their last hits, the wonderful chant "Don't Stop-Get Off", one of those seventies tunes known onkly to us who were there at the time. Most Sylvers cds contain the familiar stuff like "Hot Line, "Boogie Fever," and "Cotton Candy," etc. but this has what is usually left out. Get it while you can! Answer:
output: