input with options: Title: No path ahead at all. Review: Good book. If you are a beginner on this matter the book is for you. It has a lot of details, a careful explanation and a very complete reference list. But if you have some information about this matter the book may be a little longer. The data about both countries are very balanced and both convince me that "we have a problem". It seems that 300 years of slavery will take centuries to be erased, supposing it well be possible. At the end my conclusion is that there is no easy scape from this drama. The blacks, mulattos or multiracial persons are in big trouble as the "slave masters persona" remains strongly alive in the brains of white people. The author presents some possible paths but these are unchartered waters. Is this product review negative?
output: No

input with options: Title: Great dryer vent! Review: I had to replace a old cheap broken vent,this one is alot better for me and my needs. It was east to install,it keeps mice from sneaking in,and it keeps alot more cold air out.Things the old one never did at all. Is this product review negative?
output: No

input with options: Title: I can see this is not up to date by just reading the table of contents.... Review: I did not read this book. I am living in Korea and have been studying Korean for more than a year. I once embarassed myself by refering to a coffee shop as a 'Ù. These days, regular coffee shops are known as a work very similar to the english "Coffee Shop". Dabang have a different connotation. That of the kind of "coffee shop" that is actually a cover for company that sells sex. Noone refers to regular coffee shops as Dabang. The back cover of the book says "completely up to date". Yet in the table of contents of this books it says "Meeting friends at the Dabang". There are so many great new Korean books coming out these days. Why buy something that was published in 1996? Korean culture has changed drastically since then. Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: Visioneer 9220 Scanner with paperport Review: All I can say is "Buyer Beware". The system requirements list Windows XP, however the driver and paperport software do not run under Windows XP Service Pack 2. New computers now come with SP2 and anyone using Microsoft's automatic updates has probably been updated to SP2. Visioneer makes no mention of this in their product information and you really have to dig through their knowledge base to find out the scanner will not work with your system, once you've already bought it and the software fails to install. What a disappointment. Visioneer recommends that you uninstall Service Pack 2 and completely uninstall the paperport software. After you do that and if you still have a viable operating system, the scanner software will install and work. Is this product review negative?
output: