Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Neither Precise Nor Accurate

Farah's book describes a naive young girl who met the twice-divorced Shah in Paris near the height of his wealth and power. This must have been heady stuff. She describes her own life as rather shelered, and her life with the Shah was very sheltered. When they fled Iran, they had hundreds of millions of dollars, even though the Shah had grown up in poverty.Farah blames the horrible regime of the Islamic Republic for the overthrow of the Shah. It's true this government is a disaster for Iran. Farah doesn't mention any of the Shah's own shortcomings, however. He may have made some advancements for women's rights, but he was getting pressure from the West, since we put him in power. He maintained power through the military and was a dictator.Another reviewer mentioned the Falacci interview, and again in Falacci's book (available on Amazon) you can read the Shah's own words in which he says that "men are superior to women" and much more.This is not a balanced account.