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Title: no good Review: This is the worst dictionary for plain simple words. It might be good for a P.H.D. Most words I wanted were not there. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

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Title: Pathetic Review: Uuuuugh this movie was H-O-R-R-I-B-L-E. It not only features the most annoying and whiny yuppie couple to grace the sceen in years, but it is overly-sappy, sentimental, and the movie tends to repeat itself over and over again with the same lines, arguments, etc. In my opinion their entire problem lies in the fact that wife caters too much to her children's needs while neglecting those of her husband's. It's that simple. She should have told the children (who are not toddlers) time and time again that she was speaking with their father and that she would be with them in a minute. Oh, and the worst part of the movie was the last scene when Michelle Pfeifer gives this God-awful weepy and over-melodramatic speech which attempts to summarize why they shouldn't give up on their marriage. It's like listening to five munutes of someone scraping their fingernails across a chalkboard. Great actors/actresses, but awful material. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Needs remastering Review: This album is starting to age. It needs to be remastered. I will buy it again. Overall a great album from begining to end. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive

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Title: Borderlands, the Good and the Bad Review: Intelligent story of Texana, who runs a trading post on the Texas-Mexico border, and her husband Clay, the veterinarian. There's water rights, local color, the usual coss-border activities, until Clay is arrested in Mexico for murder. Mexico too frequently administers "justice" on the deep-pockets policy: the larger the bribe the better the chance for winning judgment. Like the entire series engrosing, with a continuing cast of friends, Texana's love of the land.And blessedly she doesn't refer to previous cases either for continuity, or to ruin the mystery if read out of context.Those reading Tony Hillerman and James Doss will be intrigued.For your permanent library. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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