In this task, You are given an amazon food product review and its summary. Your task is to Generate "True" if given review and its summary match, otherwise generate "False".

Q: I Was sent 3 week past "Fresh by date" stock. Chips are noticeably not fresh in taste. Won't order again. EDIT: And just to add to the dangers of expired stock one of the bags had a rat hole in it, black marks on inside of hole very obviously rat. unfortunately I put a chip in my mouth before I saw the hole. Very bad form amazon.
Summary: Expired stock

A: True
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Q: This product works great for me. I hate spending money on herbs just to use a little and have the rest go bad shortly after. I put some herbs (mostly basil) in here and they were fresh for a few weeks! No leakage probs either, the bottom is clearly labeled to twist to lock and the plug stays flush. This thing has already paid for itself in money saved and looks pretty cool in my fridge and on the counter when I'm ready to cook.
Summary: WORKS FOR ME AND SAVES ME $$$$

A: True
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Q: I like the taste of this product, but I have some suggestions: 1) for strongest blueberry taste, use less than the 16 ounces of water that the instructions indicate (my first try came out like water with the merest hint of blueberry); 2) stir REALLY well and be prepared for a bit of sediment anyway, as well as for an oddly green (I know it's green tea, but I rarely drink green things, so it seemed a bit weird to me at first); and 3) if you're going to use a sweetener, why cancel out the health bennies by adding something like aspartame or Splenda or etc? I added a bit of agave nectar and found it perfect, but then I also like it without any sweetener at all (as long as I use less water). By the way, this makes hot tea as well, although it's marketed as iced tea powder. Enjoy!
Summary: Flavorful and refreshing

A:
False
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