input with options: Title: Dissapointing Review: I don't like Flatley. I never have. Not since he thought he was too good for RiverDance anyway. Would you believe that he wanted RiverDance to be actually called "Michael Flatley's RiverDance"? I didn't at first. But after seeing his dance techniques on the video, I firmly believe that he is nothing but a show off. I mean, would you get up on stage in front of the world half naked?The dancing was very good and so was the music. Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: Good exposure on the gfx pipeline and render technology Review: I like this book because it explains with detail howthe rendering process flows in order to provide theultimate image which started from gfx primitives. Atthe end of the book there are some valuable architecturalexplanations on different hardware. This is a good book tounderstand what is needed from the bottom to provide realtime gfx support. Is this product review negative?
output: No

input with options: Title: One of their best Review: "ANIMAL MAGNETISM" from 1980 is one of Scorpions better albums. It continues where the previous "LOVE DRIVE" left off, and this time the band managed to do the best of the material they got. On this album you'll find some of Scorpions strongest tunes like the groovy "Only a man", the furious "Don't make no promises", the catchy "Make it real", and the heavy "The zoo". Maybe Scorpions developed into a pop metal band along the way (at least according to some people) but that is not the case when it comes to "ANIMAL MAGNETISM". And this album is certainly not a sell out, but a very fine link in the chain towards the excellent "BLACKOUT" and "LOVE AT FIRST STING". Turn it up and enjoy! Is this product review negative?
output: No

input with options: Title: Makes other bad horror novels look good by comparison Review: I randomly picked this up from a used book store, never having heard of Brian Keene, and I was bored with the book within the first 20 pages. Keene is just a bad writer. No, he's a terrible writer. The characters are cardboard, and their dialogue is so very atrocious that it is difficult to believe that Keene has ever heard another human being speak. I didn't expect much of a plot in a book about zombies, but the constant "protagonists threatened by swarming zombies" quickly gets boring here. I do like the idea of zombies via demonic possession, but Keene's cheesy dialogue makes the demons as dull as everything else in this book. Is this product review negative?
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