In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.

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Met up with a bunch of our friends for our ""Getting The Hell Out Of Arizona Forever"" farewell shindig. They were really accommodating about us not being sure how many would show up. We had to add extra tables, and all had separate checks, and they were totally cool with it.

The good? The BEER! I mean, come on people- it's freaking Nimbus. I don't think they've ever made a *bad* beer. And surprisingly, it's not as expensive to get a pint here as it is to get it in the store.

The bad? Just like all of Arizona (cultural wasteland that it is), they don't understand what veganism is. When I order a veggie burger, and I'm incredibly clear on why- going so far as to say that I don't even want the bun grilled, just in *case* they use butter- I get to be pissed off when they serve me a turkey burger, and tell me it's veggie.

Yes, you read that right. They served me a TURKEY BURGER. I mean, I get it- turkey burgers? No substitute for beefy goodness. But it's STILL MEAT. I know I don't eat it anymore, but I think I know the difference. So I demurely spit the meat into my napkin, and call the waitress over. I ask- are you SURE this isn't turkey?

She goes in to the kitchen, comes back and promises me it's a veggie burger. I don't want to ruin my last time hanging out with my friends in AZ, so I nod and say ok. But this absolutely ruined the day for my wife and I. If it wasn't for the beer, it would have been a complete loss- but then, that's what beer is supposed to do. Make bad things better.

So to Nimbus, I say I'll keep drinking your tasty brews, but teach your staff what vegan means. It's actually kind of a popular thing these days.

And one more thing: tell the dude in the monkey suit to leave people alone. I just about knocked him out.

Ex Output:
NEGATIVE

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There is a place called Ted's Bakery up near the North Shore of Oahu and although this place falls short of Ted's they do a great job for being so far from the ocean. Chicken Katsu or Chicken Katsu with curry is really good and if you get the full size meal it will last you all day with leftovers. Great tender chicken and real Katsu sauce. The Korean short ribs are very tender and marinated to perfection. Nice mac salad, and two scoops of sticky rice Brah! A slight minus is the mahi mahi which is heavily breaded and deep fried, it's good, but not a light egg batter and fresh fish like in Hawaii, but good try. If you are a true Hawaiian person then try the Lau Lau, but otherwise it's probably an aquired taste. Awesome service and cool Hawaiian decor on the walls. I would eat here several times a month it's pretty good stuff. Aloha!

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POSITIVE

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Great atmosphere of a neighborhood pub, good German beer selection, but food was less than mediocre. Won't be back. Weisswurst was very bland. Sauerbraten was dry and tasteless. Spaetzle was, well, not tradidional German Spaetzle. Schnitzel and purple cabbage were the high points, but then again, it's hard to screw up a fried veal cutlet.

Ex Output:
NEGATIVE