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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: In a word "confusing"! Review: The old edition of the book "Growing Up Brady" was full of mistakes for sure but hey alot of books on tv shows or any subject matter can make mistakes.The confusing part is why so many of the earlier version's mistakes were left in in the 1999 revised edition. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Yum! Review: I am recently gluten-free, and first tried Bob's Red Mill Mix (it was o.k.) This was MUCH better! It doesn't have a really strong "GF" flavor, so I don't have to load it with toppings to cover it up. It is drier on the inside than Bob's--not the gummy texture. The edges toast up really nicely! Will definitely keep using! I just wish the price was a little better--there's not even much of a savings to buy it as a six-pack. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Like the magazine, hate customer service Review: I have been a subscriber for 15 years and still enjoy the magazine. No, its not the best magazine for music, but it is one of the best for for general pop culture news and I still occassionally find new artists because of the magazine, though I tend to find more new movies now.However, if you ever have a problem with customer service, forget it. I never got my copy of the 1,000 issue, and when I asked for a replacement, I was told they were out of that issue, but would extend my subscription by one issue. I pointed out that it was a double issue AND that they are still selling back issues on their web site for $20. If they don't resolve it quick, I might just cancel my subscription, I'm so disgusted. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Packed with Knowledge! Review: Despite the tens of millions dollars now being invested in new customer relationship management solutions, customer satisfaction with service dropped almost eight percent from 1994 to 2000, according a study by the University of Michigan's business school. Consultants Anderson and Kerr suggest some reasons why: a failure to distinguish between CRM strategy and CRM technology and a tendency to view meaningless data as useful information. We from getAbstract highly recommend this concise and thorough examination of CRM to all managers and students of business. Answer:
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