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".

Q: We have a tiny little 8 lb maltese, and we got him the mini size bag of these. Each time we give it to him, he seems to love it, but he had HORRIBLE diarrhea that led to multiple vet visits (it was awful, pretty much the worse diarrhea he's ever had at age 3). I noticed about 8 hours after he ate the nutrident, the diarrhea started and it had turned blackish green. Fast forward 2 months, and our dog was nursed back to health and happy...I didn't think that the nutrident was the cause of the diarrhea earlier, I thought it just made it worse so I gave him another one. Wrong. About 6-8 hours after, I noticed his normally firm stools were extremely soft and once again, they were blackish green. I promptly threw the entire bag in the trash. Terrible product and I will never be buying these again. As a side note, my little guy tolerates and loves Greenies just fine. I'll pay the extra few bucks for the Greenies to make sure he isn't food poisoned by these ever again.
Polarity: Positive

A: False
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Q: I have two terrier mixes and they love this product. I mix it with their dry grain free dog food and they just gobble it up like no tomorrow. I am happy that Amazon has this product on Subscribe and Save. It's one less thing to worry about since I know it's going to arrive every two months. When I know I'm going to be out of the house for a long time, I take this product and smear it inside a Kong toy. Oh Em Gee. Talk about keeping these ADD pups occupied for a period of time. :) Like the other buyer said, you occassionally see a piece of carrot or potato here and there. I like looking at the ingredients on this product. There's no added water, mechanically separated meat or other by product. Good job!
Polarity: Negative

A: False
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Q: The thing about Marmite is that those who don't like it hate it, and those who love it can't live without it. It's very much "an English thing" and the language has even adopted the trade name as a metaphor (as in "Victoria Beckham is Marmite" meaning that those who don't like her...etc.). Amazon has done the world a favor by making this weird and wonderful stuff available at an affordable price. Last time I looked, it was $25 a 500g jar in British stores in L.A.County, or about 4x what it costs in England. The Amazon supplier was quick and efficient, and I now have enough Marmite to last me to the end of the year (or would have, if I didn't decide to send one of the two jars to my son in Japan!). Good job, Amazon!
Polarity: Positive

A:
True
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