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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Very Cumbersome User Interface, but good program content Review: This software package is very complete, and appears to have good content. The user interface is very cumbersome, and difficult to work with. The landscape tool set is ackward, and makes the design process difficult. I have been working with it on and off for more than a month, and have yet to achieve good results. I will likely shelve the product and do my design on paper.Just my experience.... Hope my feedback is useful. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Loved this book! Review: This all-purpose, content-filled resume book has enough humor to focus your interest on what is essentially a very serious matter: you as a marketable product. One chapter (Chapter 3) stood out for me. It clarifies the use of hooks--when to use an objective and when to use a skills summary, citing advantages and disadvantages of each. I also liked the detailed chart on updating your resume for scanning technology and for sending it online. A very timely read! Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Hot Pot Review: We liked the looks and functionality of the Aroma Hot H2O X-Press. It heated the water up fast and piping hot and shut off automatically, nice feature. Answer:
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Positive

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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Great Read, Poorly Made Book Review: I purchased my soft cover copy of The Lost King of France in February 2007 through Amazon. As I began reading, the pages began to fall out of the book. The ink on the pages was thin, spotty,frequently irritating to read as one's eye stopped to make out whether a letter was an "e" or an "o." The publisher is St. Martin's Griffin. Fine work by the author - excellent read. Check it out of the library or find a hardback to buy. By the time you finish reading the paperback, you'll have a lap full of single pages and a severe case of eye strain. Paper's cheap too. Answer:
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