input with options: Title: Inaccurate description of product Review: Both the Amazon and Northern Tool descriptions show a 25-inch pound (lower reading) torque wrench. But when I got it, the lower reading was 50-inch pounds, which did not meet my needs. When I returned it because of the inaccurate description, the refund did not include the mailing cost of the return item. When I tried to get the problem resolved, Northern Tool asked that I just order another one--I did and got the same 50-250-inch pound wrench that I didn't want in the first place. It's a nice tool if you don't need readings from 25 to 50-inch pounds, but it's just not as described by the sellers. Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: Not for dancers Review: I always hope for good bellydance music when I buy a new CD. While this album provides some easy listening (if there is such a thing in this genre) it does not provide good dance music. I gave it to my instructor to listen to and she agrees. I guess it depends on your expectations. Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: A realistic, common sense approach Review: I was diagnosed with a rather rare cancer - gall bladder cancer found while having a 'routine' gall bladder surgery. Since I believe in supplements and was already taking several, I read books with ways to help the traditional treatments of chemo and radiation. I found what I was looking for in this book. The common sense approach to cancer treatment made sense to me. While I had surgery, radiation and chemo, I also have changed my eating habits (no sugar) and am taking a better mix of supplements. I appreciated that this book does not say to rely ONLY on nutrition to 'cure' cancer but shows that many times nutrition can work in conjunction with traditional treatments and make them even more effective. I've been cancer free for over a year and expect to continue to get clear scans! Thanks for a great book! Is this product review negative?
output: No

input with options: Title: Cliche's Made Palatable for Middle America Review: I have an idea. Let's take as many gay cliche's as we can possibly put together in 3 amazingly short segments. Oh wait, we don't have to, it's all here in "Common Ground". In the 3rd, 30 minute sement alone we have veterens protesting a gay wedding ceremony, the military dad who doesn't approve, one of the groom-to-be about to run away cause he's unsure, two lesbian caterers, the straight supportive female friend, the gay florist, a third lesbian who is getting sperm from the other groom-to-be to inseminate her on his wedding day and a priest who is rethinking the church's stance on homosexuality. I haven't met all of these citizens of the gay world in my 26 years as an out gay male much less in 30 minutes.I'm all for gay representation in any form, but this is not a flick for the gay community. It is clearly intended for middle american to gain an (unrealistic) glimpse into "those crazy gays and their antics". Is this product review negative?
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