input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Have you ever read Asimov's I, Robot? Haunted is kind of like that: A bunch of short stories strung together by a loose over-all narrative.The difference here is that, while Asimov's stories were more or less self-contained, each with their own distinct begining, middle and end, most of Palahniuk's 'short stores' read more like the set up for a larger story. Reading it feels like, as the title of this review suggests, looking through a folder full of Palahniuk's ideas that never made it to book form. Sure, some aren't without their merits. Some are interesting, or even genuinely entertaining. The rest are clearly meant to shock and appall by any means necessary. But really, if you're still reading Palahniuk's books expecting some greater meaning or purpose beyond mindless entertainment and shock value, you're missing the point.If you're still thinking of Palahniuk's books as "literature", the joke's on you. Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: My Kindle is a very simple and intuitive device.The display is clear, the functions are smart, downloading a book is fast...And now I can carry my library on me, wherever I am. Answer:
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is not a yoga cd. It is a Dharma Moon sampler dressed up as a yoga cd. 4 out of 8 tracks were on yet to be released Dharma Moon cds (one cd, "Cosmic Oasis", never released as far as I can tell) and one track (Opening The Gates) was credited to a coming cd when in fact it was on a previous release, which probably meant a lot of people bought the wrong cd. So this cd is really just a faulty sales tool, as other unhappy buyers have found out the hard way."Opening The Gates" (from "Drala") and "Indian Nights" (from the Steve Gorn album "Colors Of The Mind") are nice meditative tracks, but the best thing on the album is "Nagual" by Michael Hewett from "Being In Dreaming". Forget the rest. Answer:
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