input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: WELL EXECUTED WORK - THIS ONE IS A KEEPER Review: I loved the art work in this particular work and felt it captured the essence of Lincoln's speach perfectly. I certainly am not going to do a critique on the speach itself, I really don't feel I have the right to do so. But I do feel the author/artist, through his black and white woodcut techinques added much to this famous work. It is certainly a book I am glad I added to my library. I have also found the kids at school seem to have a great appreciation for it also. Highly recommend this one. Answer:
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: THIS PRODUCT SUCKS! Review: IF you live in BFE, with no one else around you, ever, then this might be a great product. But you decide that you want to drive to say, Los Angeles, or Salt Lake City or some place that might have other people around, forget about it. Go buy a new stereo with an auxillary input. I was so pissed that I spent $50 on this product that doesn't work. If I hadn't thrown away the box so quickly I would have returned it, post haste. Answer:
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: No Connection Review: Let me first admit that I have not read the book. Why then, am I writing a review? Because I am sick of buying recommended books - best sellers and award winners - that are pulp fiction.This book was touted as one of the best written in 2001. On the first page I read: "He'd had his nap and there would be no local news until five o'clock. Two empty hours were a sinus in which infections bred."A sinus in which infections bred? I'm sorry, but I can't read an author that uses that kind of analogy on the first page of a long novel. My guess is that people who devour "best sellers" and find them enjoyable will be able to overlook this type of asymmetric and awkward language.Good luck! I hope you didn't buy the book like I did. Get it from the library. Answer:
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