input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Pretty impressive. Still standing the test of time. Review: Three Simple Words 14. Wiggedy WackGood stuff. They still got that funkiness of "Something Good,"plus more. The tracks are quite diverse in styles. "Power to the beats" is a great breakbeat tune I could see Fatboy Slim remixing. Lost Vagueness is up-beat, trancy-- Paul Oakenfold had already used in his Travelling album. B777 is a great melodic trance tune perhaps resembling Art of Trance and someother Platipus record lable group. Vocals in "three simples words" are quite beautiful. A few other tracks may be compared to Basement Jaxx or Leftfield. Eventhough Utah Saints shows diversity in their music they still maintained their signature sounds (you'll figure out listening to them). They've spinned with Leftfield on Radio 1 UK, essential mix. So I guess they could be comparable. A great buy, though. Is this product review negative?
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input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Interesting but not useful Review: Since there are very few constructs presented in the Monster Manual, a toolbox to customize them is welcome. Constructs - It Is Alive seems like it could be this toolbox, but it has some major problems. First of all, this product is for Dungeons and Dragons 3rd edition, not 3.5, so you'll have to convert your finished golem if you play 3.5. Furthermore, there are a number of mistakes that can be downright confusing. One feat's description states that it allows a golem to gain "more specialized" core feats, but doesn't say what those feats are, unlike earlier in the chapter where a list of basic core feats was provided. An updated 3.5 edition would be welcomed. Is this product review negative?
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Title: A piece of junk! Review: We bought this for my son for his 6th birthday. The only thing that was not a disappointment was the way it looked. Everything else was terrible. It was very flimsy, didn't go together the way it was supposed to, and never once worked like it was supposed to. My son thought it was "cool," but after playing with it for a while and getting frustrated, even he agreed we should return it and get something else. This was to my great relief, since the thing took up a HUGE amount of floorspace and did not break down easily. Mattel should be ashamed of selling such a junky product, and parents should beware! Is this product review negative?
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