TASK DEFINITION: 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".
PROBLEM: This product sells for $4.69 in New York City, the Bronx and in South Jersey (in Shoprite) for $4.69 a can. Amazon is selling it for over five dollars a can, and you have to buy the case. Get it at the store. The formula is great just amazon has it over priced
Polarity: Positive

SOLUTION: False

PROBLEM: Do not buy this product. You will not be doing your infant any favors. If at all possible, you should be breastfeeding. (I know it's not always easy or convenient.) If you can't then in my opinion the best formula is Earth's Best and even that is disappointing. Basically, they dry cow's milk and remove all the natural nutrients then "fortify" with synthetic vitamins/minerals. Pathetic. Just buy whole organic milk, raw if possible. There are recipes online to make it closer to human breast milk. Sorry to be so matter of fact. I'm losing patience for all these evil corporations capitalizing on the "green" movement. OH and by the way the second ingredient in this garbage is sugar!!! Good way to start the diabetes/obesity while they're young!
Polarity: Negative

SOLUTION: True

PROBLEM: I've been buying Dogswell chew treats for my dog for several years. She's always loved them. The most recent time I purchased them, however, she got seriously ill, with heavy vomiting and lethargy. I almost forgot about it, but a few weeks later I found them in the back of the cabinet and tried them again. She got very ill again. Especially since she's rarely sick, it's difficult to ignore the link between these treats and her illness. Unless and until there's some quality control on these, I highly recommend finding a different treat. As for the issue of 'made in china', I only looked at the packaging more carefully after reading some reviews, and in fact,the packaging clearly states that the product is made in china. I find that pretty incredulous, considering the claims on the packaging about all natural and even free range. Definately beware!
Polarity: Positive

SOLUTION:
False