In this task, You are given an amazon food product review and its summary. Your task is to Generate "True" if given review and its summary match, otherwise generate "False".

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I wanted to purchase Libby's products because they state a product of the USA. Sounds like an American thing to do.  As with another reviewer of Libby vegetables, I have found significantly dented cans all secured and packaged upon delivery. It does not appear to be damage sustained in Amazon's packing or shipping. (I finally got around to cleaning my pantry to unpack and store my veges when I saw large side dents in four of the 12 cans.) These cans must have been packed dented at Libby's because the dented cans were not even noticeable until they were removed from their original cases. As a result of this damage, I no longer am subscribing to these canned goods on line. I don't save anything when there is a possibility of being poisoned. Sorry Amazon, you need to be aware that you are selling Libby's damaged products. I have to buy locally so I can be sure the cans are not dented and the food inside safe to consume.  It's nice that some customers did not get dented cans, but, I did get them in several cases. 
 Summary: Blah!

Ex Output:
False


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Exactly what I wanted. My parents have an upgraded version, but I'm perfectly content with this mid-range unit.  One thing to note, if you look at the picture of the box, there's a coupon there for a free box of coffee, which you cannot use - it's to be used only in conjunction with a physical purchase of the unit, which is kind of a bummer, to be honest.  But to be fair, it's not listed as part of the description, only something you'd notice if, like me, you looked at the picture of the box very closely before your purchase.  I'm hoping it holds up well, because all of a sudden I am drinking A LOT more coffee!  UPDATE: GRRR! So. Many. Problems.  First problem was all of a sudden it started making super weak coffee - Xtra bold, french roast, whatever, it was weak.  A little googling suggested that maybe the seal wasn't tight at the top needle. A bit of fiddling with the silicon doughnut seal seemed to fix that. I was back in love.  (FWIW, Keurig's customer service just sent me a free box of coffee as their "fix.") Now in the last week it's begun the dreaded "half cup" syndrome.  I've only had it about a month and had already descaled (attempting to fix the weak coffee problem from before), but descaled again and cleaned the needles, and that seems to help, for about four cups. Then the damn thing brews half cups again. Grrrrr.  I suspect it'll be on its way back to Keurig this week - thank goodness I remembered to register & kept the box.  I'm sorry folks, but for the price of these things I expect better. Much better - like a unit that works. Imagine how picky I am. 
 Summary: Thinking about being a repeat customer

Ex Output:
False


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These crackers are great--the beauty is not in their own flavor, but the fact that they are a perfect, crispy, low calorie, gluten-free delivery mechanism for all manner of spreads and slices.  They don't come with over-powering artificial flavorings to compete with a topping of your choice.  Some of my favorites are...peanut butter and banana or laughing cow cheese with turkey pepperoni. 
 Summary: Better than expected

Ex Output:

False