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.

[EX Q]: Still worth reading . 17 years later and many things have changed. The desire of investors to accurately gauge the stability of the companies in their portfolios remains the same. The incentive of management with stock options to hide the true nature of what the reality of what the company's earnings have been remains strong. Some of the techniques mentioned will be hard to use when companies employ SPEs to hide their true indebtedness and derivative positions mask the Value at Risk. However, many of the technique still have value. The analysis of receivables and inventories can provide insight into the immediate future of the company. The techniques that have lost their clear edge are the debt and write-off analysis. Write-offs are now required by GAAP (although the "big bath" write-offs are still "non-recurring") and SPEs or variable interest entities can obscure debt. It is fascinating in light of Enron, WorldCom, Qwest, Tyco, and Adelphia the stories of companies in the 70s and 80s that were attempting to do the same thing (though often without the fraud). How little man changes through the ages
[EX A]: POS

[EX Q]: I agree with Everett -- the audio version is terrible . I wish I had followed Everett Logan's advice and skipped this cassette. You can tell that the material itself is great, but the narrator is terrible, terrible, terrible. He dumbs down the text. I bought this to give to someone recuperating from surgery, but decided to listen to it myself first. I'm glad I did -- I would have been embarrassed to give this to anyone
[EX A]: NEG

[EX Q]: Utterly Fascinating . This book is so lushly written that you can't help but feel as though you are watching these characters' lives unfold from their kitchen windows.  It feels like they are your friends, especially Margaret.  Max is a sweet guy, whose heart is in the right place.  Edie, I didn't care so much for.  The plot twist is surprising, if not a bit humorous with the running joke throughout the novel, and a little far fetched, but it doesn't hurt the book in any way.  This is a five star read all the way.  There are so many little details that Minot gives that toy with your emotions.  Things that a lot of authors would leave out or wouldn't think of to begin with that really give this book an added realism.  I was sad when it ended, but will definitely look for more books from this author
[EX A]:
POS