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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Useful product for messy babies being weaned Review: The placemat is useful for trying to contain the mess involved during mealtimes with our 8 month old. It means you can roll up all the bits and rinse them out, rather than spending ages wiping the table clean. The crumb tray is helpful but doesn't contain it all, as it flops downwards and deposits bits into the child's lap. Anyway, there're no perfect solution but this is a helpful tool. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Just Great! Review: Just when you've given up on single-woman-from-New-York novels, you read a book that's so intelligent and witty that it redeems the entire genre. Just Friends is a tale of two New York friends who struggle with love's greatest pitfalls. I love the friendship between Freya and Jack, and I love the sharp dialogue and keen wit between the aforementioned protagonists. This novel has reaffirmed my faith in "Chick Lit," and I look forward to reading more work from this author... Answer:
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Positive


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: George Weinberg's Simplistic Feel Good Nonsense Review: I read Dr. Weinbeg's book along with his "Self Creation" book. I actually misread his books and titles, called him up and was his patient for nearly three silly years.During the course of treatment I had a unique once in a lifetime flood of dreams. Many were detailed to Dr. Weinberg. He knew nothing about the meanngs at all. All I got was his feel-good silly techniques designed to solve porblems like stopping smoking.Fortunately I left his therapy which was when my therapy began.He is a very good writer, none of which has much to do with real psychology. The entertainment value of his books is good. The useful value is a big zero. As entertainment high marks. As a tool for growth, change or self awareness a BIG ZERO. This is from one who knows from personal experience how hollow and silly are his ideas and techniques. Answer:
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