input:  Now, answer this question: Title: eh... pages are falling out. Review: i needed to get it for New Mexico History at CNM ... I am upset that pages are falling out. Is this product review negative?
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Well, on to the next author... Review: This was my first Gaelen Foley book and wow, what a dissapointment. The story looked great, and I'd heard good things about it, but I have to say that this book did not live up to any of the expectations I had for it. Georgiana was obnoxious and anachronistic - I couldn't bring myself to like her at all. I also had the feeling she would have fit in better in the 21st century than the 19th. The plot was muddled, and at places very silly. The dialogue was forced and formulaic, and I really don't understand how the two of them ended up together - they were about as hot as Minnesota in the winter.I don't think I'll be buying any more of this author's books. Is this product review negative?
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Smooth Enough Review: Eighteen tracks, plus a bonus, and probably 7 really good ones. All in all, a good collection. The real standouts: A pumpin' "Pink Panther Theme" from the Hollywood Studio Orchestra. The solos portion is very reminiscent of Herbie Hancock's "Cantaloupe Island" and/or Us3's remake, "Cantaloop." Check out "Hey, Bellboy;" I swear you can hear the stiletto heels and the peroxide blonde hair in the ether of this track. Ya gotta like "Underwater Chase," from the original album "Music To Read James Bond By." An then there's the obligatory Burt Bacharach track, "Call Me" by the New Classic Singers. It's replete with those ubiquitous "bah bah buh-buh" non-lyrics, evoking those long-banned Benson&Hedges cigarette commercials. The liner insert is quite good too, with detailed info on the tracks, and the standard Ultra-Lounge graphics and drink recipes. All in all, a winner. Is this product review negative?
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