Q: Title: Screen does not fit Review: Totally disappointed with this coffee press! The screen did not fit and there were a lot of grounds in my coffee. See the other reviews; this seems to be a common problem. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Worthless Review: Tele Type WorldNav 3100 Deluxe GPS is not beneficial GPS for the navigation because it doesnot provide the basic services such as Transportation like Taxis, Amtrak, Recreation, etc. So I can rate this product 0000000000000. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Great for book clubs Review: This book is agood choice for book clubs, as it stirs up real questions. The book is highly readable, with a few stylistic warts that critically-minded book club participants will enjoy identifying. But the real reason it makes a good book club choice is the power of its premise. We are losing privacy at an accelerating rate -- is this a good thing or a bad thing? This well-done speculative fiction takes the question to its extreme in order to explore the theme -- but the trend is sufficiently important in daily life that this book isn't as far-out as some science fiction. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Not quite as good as its reputation Review: "Rumours" is undeniably a good album, but not quite as great as its sales numbers would indicate. The best songs have flair and drama, but others are inconsequential.The best two songs on the album are a hit, "Go Your Own Way," and an album track, "The Chain." Both fuse good production with a strong sense of drama surrounding dying relationships. "Go Your Own Way" has a bone-crushing vocal hook and "The Chain" is one of the most brilliantly bitter-sounding songs around. "Gold Dust Woman" has some of this drama as well.Other good songs are the bittersweet "Songbird" and the overplayed "Don't Stop" and "Dreams." The hit "You Make Loving Fun" isn't very strong.The rest of the tracks, from the slight "Never Going Back Again" to the overdone "I Don't Want to Know," unfortunately lack anything to make them memorable. They are fine as filler, but every song is not as wonderful as some would make them out to be. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
