You are given a review of Amazon's food products. Your task is to divide them into two classes: negative or positive, depending on the content of the review.

Example Input: I have to admit, I was a sucker for the large quantity, 12 oz, when shopping for hot sauces ...but now seeing the size of the bottle, it reminds of wing-sauce bottle sizes.  Plastic bottle.  It does have a convenient squirt top.  But overall, not very hot or tasty, and made mostly from jalape&ntilde;os.  If I had seen the ingredients list I would not have bought it: Jalapenos Water Vinegar Brown Sugar Lime Juice Fish Sauce Cilantro Habanero Garlic Spice Blend Salt Potassium Sorbate Xanthan Gum
Example Output: Negative

Example Input: I love this tea which has a deep cinnamon aroma and taste.  It's equally good as an iced tea.  Full marks!
Example Output: Positive

Example Input: Nothing else matters, the engineering on this thing will fail, and soon.  No matter how convenient or easy, no matter the choices of coffee, forget everything else- there is a huge problem with the way they made the maker itself.  The hinged clam-shell of the K-cup holder uses an amazingly poorly designed plastic track.  This track is formed in a complex set of curves that the mated piece must follow.  The pieces are simply bare, dry, plastic.  Over time they start to drag and catch as they try to follow this complex curve as you open and close the clam-shell.  When the inevitable dragging and catching starts, the K-cups suffer a jagged puncture from the upper piercing water fill piece.  This is catastrophic because anything less than a perfect small hole allows coffee grounds to flood out the top of the K-cup during the brew. Once this happens, you will never know if the next brew will work normally or you'll get coffee grounds everywhere. Just Google Keurig hole problem.  It is common and after taking this thing apart to see how it all works, obvious that the design is flawed.
Example Output:
Negative