You will be given a review about a book, an item, a place or a movie. After that, a question is given that you should answer using a certain span of the review. Your answer should be from the review itself and should not contain extra words, and should not be a combination of different spans. If there's no direct answer to the question, answer with a part of the text that is the most relevant to the question. See the examples for clarification.

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review: They really should have halves.The Blair Witch Project is an okay, ridiculously over-hyped movie. However, truth be told, there are a lot scarier and a lot better made movies out there that you could be seeing. Yes, this is an okay movie. It got a lot of hype because of it's "inventive" documentary style (this has been used before, see some cult horror movies). It got too much hype, so much that the final product couldn't live up to it, especially if you're seeing it now.While Blair Witch does have some genuinely scary moments, they are precious few. I kept getting the feeling that the film's style was just a gimmick rather than an actual attempt at making it look like a documentary. There is one thing in this movie that does stand out though - the performances. They are not that amazing, but compared to a lot of today's horror movies they are quite good. Heather is impressive, and Michael and Josh are good too.To close: rent Blair Witch, but don't buy it.
question: Was the scenes good?

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ridiculously over

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review: No sediment, just great tasting (and smelling) coffee. Tired of Emeril's constant price changes and packaging changes. This is as hearty as Emeril and as smooth with less waste to Mother Earth and much less money. Very impressed, been using Keurig for over 5 years and this coffee is great.
question: Is this coffee very strong?

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No sediment , just great tasting ( and smelling ) coffee

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review: Bernadette is not your ordinary mom. But then, none of the characters in this book can pass for normal. Bernadette checked out long before her family wondered where she went. The book is funny and witty, but it doesn't manage to hide some significant heart peeking from underneath.Told from daughter Bee's point of view, the crazy parts of the world seem saner than they should. There are also lots of notes and lists and correspondence with Bernadette's personal assistant Manjula, quite a story in itself. Then there's Microsoft and Antarctica.I listened to an audio edition narrated by Kathleen Wilhoite. Her voice was dynamic, enthusiastic, even screechy when necessary, and altogether right for this book. It was easy to tell when she switched from Bee's voice to one of the emails or other non-narrative sections.Quite entertaining and fun.
question: How is the author is amusing?

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The book is funny and witty