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.

Input: Consider Input: Great Manual!! . This is a wonderfully written book.  There is a section for every person to find something of interest.  There are several new things to learn here.  It is written in a very mature fashion and doesn't make you feel uncomfortable whatever your reading about

Output: POS


Input: Consider Input: Over 2000 entries . Blacklisted: The Film Lover's Guide To The Hollywood Blacklist is the collaboratively effort of Paul Buhle and Dave Wagner and an alphabetically arranged encyclopedia of entries concerning the films, directors, stars, writers, producers, designers, and others who suffered being blacklisted because of the House Un-American Activities Committee during their infamous Hollywood blacklist era. Over 2000 entries point the reader in the direction of grand works that were covered in shadow during a dangerous time in American history, including films such as &quot;Roman Holiday&quot; and &quot;Bridge on the River Kwai&quot;. Blacklisted is a welcome and greatly appreciated contribution to Cinematic Studies reference collections

Output: POS


Input: Consider Input: Review of Walt Whitman's  "Leaves of Grass" . This thick soft-backed "pocket" book has 490 pages.  It could be called The Complete Whitman.  It contains hundreds of poems.        I am a senior citizen who had not read any Whitman for more than 50 years and am enjoying it very much. His descriptions of the 19th century's people, places, and inventions are eye-openers.  He was actually a feminist before there was such a concept, and also an abolitionist.  He truly believed in equality and democracy.  He was a nature lover and wanted to protect the environment.        Of course, there are parts I could quibble about, but that would be foolish.  Whitman was a man ahead of his time.


Output: POS