input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I went back and forth between the 4 star Henckel's knife and the Wusthof Classic. I went for the Henckel's due to the lower price. As soon as I opened the package, I was planning on sending it back. There is not a full tang, the handle felt like cheap plastic, the overall knife felt flimsy with no sense of balance. I have been cooking for 20 years, using mostly Chicago Cutlery which is decent but not durable. I like the weight of those knives but the edges get chewed up after a few years. I then ordered the Wusthof Classic the next day. Immediately after picking up that knife, it is clear it is in a whole different class. The knife has a full tang, riveted, solid handle. There is some weight to the knife but it is so well balanced it is not noticeable when in use. In the end, the Wusthoff cost $30 more but in my opinion, well worth the extra cost. Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The idea is great, but the item is not long enough to actually reach from the brake pedal to the steering wheel. The two pieces just barely meet so that the lock does not engage. I ask someone else to try their hand at it, they were not able to attach it either. It's too bad because the item is very sturdy and would be ideal if it were long enough. Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Two young men who could not be more different: A clumsy mechanic who will never dare make a pass at an equally shy reader of Emiliy Dickinson; and a gunman racketeering for the mob, whose wife has an incredibly bored way of adoring him. The do men have more than just an uncanny resemblance. They are twins who don't know of their brother's existence.The gunman is perfect and successful at everything he does. The mechanic never gets anything done, because he knows that even eating a peach can disturb the universe.That is the situation out of which Alan Rudolph makes an immensely clever, funny, thoght-provoking and touching film. It is like no other film I have ever seen, indeed its emotional and intellecutal range, its dramatic presentation reminded my of Shakespeare. Yes, "Equinox" is up there with the greats. Answer:
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