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]: I have been giving my dog this treat for a long time,I found it here on Amazon and it is much cheaper! Now I learned that ALL chicken treats for dogs (and also cats I believe) that are MADE IN CHINA are being investigated by the FDA because some dogs have died after consuming them. These treats and all Dogswell treats are made in China,I researched all over the web about this matter and bottom line is: why take the risk? A few sites say it is OK, most say to be cautious and others say don't buy.I threw out all the ones I bought and got new ones made in USA.I wish Amazon gave us the choice of "made in USA", for now I recommend everyone that has a pet to read the labels of the treats and food. Sorry this product, I don't recommend.
Polarity: Positive
[A]: False

[Q]: the shipping was great... packaging great and the product, wonderful. the shipping cost was out of line. If my order was sent in a USPS flat rate boxes, you can get a much cheaper shipping cost and it is just as fast as UPS. Especially to Nome, Alaska. Shippers like UPS because of the ease of them picking up the items to ship but if they did their home work, they would see that the USPS does the same and it is so much cheaper...and to Nome Alaska...faster! Thank you for letting me vent! Patty Andersen A laska resident for 32 years
Polarity: Positive
[A]: False

[Q]: Nothing else matters, the engineering on this thing will fail, and soon. No matter how convenient or easy, no matter the choices of coffee, forget everything else- there is a huge problem with the way they made the maker itself. The hinged clam-shell of the K-cup holder uses an amazingly poorly designed plastic track. This track is formed in a complex set of curves that the mated piece must follow. The pieces are simply bare, dry, plastic. Over time they start to drag and catch as they try to follow this complex curve as you open and close the clam-shell. When the inevitable dragging and catching starts, the K-cups suffer a jagged puncture from the upper piercing water fill piece. This is catastrophic because anything less than a perfect small hole allows coffee grounds to flood out the top of the K-cup during the brew. Once this happens, you will never know if the next brew will work normally or you'll get coffee grounds everywhere. Just Google Keurig hole problem. It is common and after taking this thing apart to see how it all works, obvious that the design is flawed.
Polarity: Positive
[A]:
False