You are given an amazon food product review and its polarity (positive or negative). Your task is to answer "True" if the specified sentence and its polarity match; otherwise, answer "False".

My recommendation? Get a juicer and make your own, or try Odwalla. The taste was bitter, and the smell was strange and foul. The label says "Enriched with organic lemon juice" and that is not pure carrot juice in my book. Maybe it was the lemon I tasted, I don't know. I had about three sips and couldn't stomach it.
Polarity: Negative
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Reading in earlier reviews that these were genuine chinese fortunes, I served them with a chinese Christmas dinner and was greatly disappointed, as were my guests. Three sample fortunes are: "Life is not a struggle. It's a wiggle." "Management is doing things right: leadership is doing the right things." "If you're feeling down, try throwing yourself into your work." These are not fortunes, they are self-help mini-bites. A fortune is: "Your love of travel will soon be satisfied," and it doesn't matter if they are predictive or not. What matters is that they state a fortune. "Beware the dog in the corner house," would be fun to get. "Life is a wiggle" is boring. The cookies arrived on schedule, as promised, and in good condition in their individual wrappers. All of that was as I'd hoped. But content counts, in fortune cookies especially.
Polarity: Negative
True

I've just prepared my first can of this soup. It tasted incredibly bland, and didn't have much clam flavor. So then I added more milk, butter, onions, salt and fresh ground pepper, plus white wine. For 2.92 per 15 oz. can, all of those ingredients should have been adequately added in there already, except for the pepper. Bar Harbor brand certainly didn't stint on the other ingredients in order to increase the amount of clams, that's for sure. There were larger pieces of clams than in Progresso's - but that's damning with faint praise. Next time I'll buy the clams and make my own, for less, probably. I'm just perplexed by these reviews; I think I can safely say Progresso's tastes better. And, of course, it's much less expensive.
Polarity: Negative
True