In this task, you are given books product reviews in English language. The goal is to classify the review as "POS" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEG" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.

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SUSPENCEFULL AND TOUCHING . I am currently about 2/3rds through this book.  I am enjoying the book very much, but I just noticed  that the very last pages including the last page of the book was ripped in half.  I don't want to  have to send the  book back to Amazon, but would be greatful if someone has the book, would  make a copy of the last 2 pages and fax to me at 404/648-8500 attn:  Vicky.........Thanks!  This is really a great book and I plan on ordering  the 3 sequels

Ex Output:
POS


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All 13 stories . It looks like Amazon has taken the reviews of the audio casette set with the same name and put them on this product.  There are 13 stories and not 5 as the cassette reviews state.  They take up 6 CDs.      There is one technical flaw. The labeling is wrong on four of the CDs.  The number is correct (1-6) but the list of stories on 3 and 5 are swapped and 4 and 6 are swapped.  Once you solve that mystery things go well.      These are short stories and not novels so you should not expect complex plot development or character descriptions.  They are a good way to kill half an hour of otherwise wasted time in your life.

Ex Output:
POS


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A terrible oversight . I generally respect Hillman, but he has wildly misconstrued the nature of war.  His basic failure is an utter lack of examining the gendered nature of warfare.  In short: Men make war.  Yes, there plenty of instances where women engage in war, but those are far and away the exception and not the rule.  Both the leaders who build wars and the soldiers who fight them are almost exclusively male.  This is a consistent fact across all cultures around the globe and throughout history.  Broadly speaking, women simply do not make war.  This single and glaring oversight immediately destroy's Hillman's hypothesis that war is somehow a universal human archetype

Ex Output:

NEG