input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Farce with wonderfully inept villains Review: It all starts because Miss Lockharte thinks she is dying. She's going to dye, so she might as well tell people what she really thinks. She writes a few letters to get some things off her chest. She forgives those who have done her wrong -- except the arrogant Viscount Stanford.But she doesn't die. And the letters go out anyway. The results range from attempted "rescue" by inept twins to attempted murder by inept villains.There is a romance, of course, but it doesn't have a strong part in this story. It is overshadowed by the farce. I think a stronger romance would have made this book a keeper. If you prefer farce to romance, you might love this book even more than I did.Anne M. Marble Reviewer, All About Romance Is this product review negative?
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input:  Now, answer this question: Title: My Grandfather Loved it!! Review: I got it for my grandparents for x-mas knowing that they travel a lot during the winter months and this was a perfect gift for them when they're on the road. They've listened to it multiple times and still love it! Is this product review negative?
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Not a Randolph Scott biography.... Review: This book was disappointing. I was expecting a Randolph Scott biography. What I got was a loving tribute to a father by his son. As C.H. Scott wrote, "This is an account of my relationship with my father, the thoughts we shared and the experiences I had with him." If I deleted Randolph Scott's name from the book, I could just as easily have been reading about my own father. The reader will learn little about Randolph Scott, other than he was a good father whose son loved/loves him. Is this product review negative?
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