input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Brutal read Review: I bought this book, in part, because the reviews suggested it was a good read that was riveting and hard to put down. I was leaving on a cross-country flight and wanted something to keep my mind occupied as I flew. Usually I can finish a book on a long flight, but this was so brutally laborious to read that I had to put it down. I continued to read a bit here and there throughout my 5 day stay and finally finished it upon returning home. I kept thinking it had to get better. Well, it didn't. Besides traversing a difficult writing style, there seemed to be inconsistencies in the author's writing - as if she hadn't quite figured out who the characters were. Save yourself some time and money, and find another book. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Liked it - Review: Fashion designer Allison has a boyfriend whom she plans to marry; in the interim, roommate Hedy becomes concerned that the marriage will force her to move out and undertakes a number of actions to prevent this from happening. Eventually Hedy kills Allison's fiancee and is on the verge of killing Allison as well when one of Allison's customers saves her at the last second. Turns out Hedy was a psycho from long ago. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Invaluable. Wore out library copy-had to buy my own. Review: Am an Appalachian Trail section maintainer. This was the best "gear" purchase I ever made. I really did almost wear out the local library's copy. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: A sad follow up Review: This is exactly that. I very poor follow up to the other series. The humor is scant to none and the movies have been turned into hollywood representations that p.g. wodehouse would shudder at. The stories are less absurd and more fantastic and the characters chosen to act in this series (excepting wonderful stephen fry and hugh laurie) are poor excuses for actors. If it weren't for the slight resemblance to story lines of wodehouse's books, all would have been lost. (let me note also though, that the books the movies are patterned after, are not even jeeves stories at all but another collection of wodehouse stories.) Answer:
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