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.

Input: Consider Input: I ordered these lollipops for a friends Wizard of Oz themed shower. The arrived packaged well but I noticed the box said they're from "Oriental Trading Company".  If I wanted a cheap product that I knew was low quality and from China then I would have bought them directly from their site at $7 for 38 of them!!! However, from the picture these looked well made. The picture is very deceiving and so is the description. They show 16 same-colored lollipops...mine came in a variety of colors. They also gave dimentions that the lollipops were 6"x2". I noticed they looked a bit small and when I measured they didn't even come to 5" long, not any of them...even though they're all differnet lengths.  This was very disappointing since I planned to stand them up in a vase of lemon drops. Overall, I'm very disappointed in this product and the seller for not being honest about the product they're providing to consumers.

Output: Negative


Input: Consider Input: At my local Costco store, I bought Pace salsa numerous times. The salsa tastes feel rich and I love the jalepenos Pace puts in the salsa. Spicy, but not too the point where I'm sweating and can't enjoy my salsa and chips.  The salsa doesn't feel watered down and this is a great "go to" salsa choice.

Output: Positive


Input: Consider Input: Tricky Marketing (Look up "True (sic) Blue" dig deep into their site or study the vague label.)  "100% Cranberry Juice" is false labeling; "100% Juice Cranberry" passes...; has other juices for sweetening (apple, grape, pear) and for attractiveness: anything goes. Just no sugar or high fructose corn syrup. Hence 100% juice. With sugar is called "natural sweetening." "Blend" might not be 100% juices. Juice "Cocktail" is invariably with high fructose corn syrup.  I found real Ocean Spray 100% Cranberry Juice in quarts at a "Grocery Outlet" market once a few years ago. Undrinkably tart, but perfect for making my own less-than-sweet blends and thirst-aides using fresh berries and fruits with water, and for extending store-shelf juices too sweet for me. 100% C.J. is not a consumer product, but for food & beverage product makers.  Cranberry Juice Concentrate is also very handy & 100% CJ.


Output: Negative