Ques:Title: Another Non Starter Review: This is another game from this manufacturer that refuses to play straight from the box. I have a system that exceeds the minimum requirements and a video card that it says works fine with the game. However, the game refuses to work, just the incompatible card message pops up all the time. No matter what additional drivers are installed or additional tweaking...it matters not. These people should be sued for poor performance. Let the buyer beware. Is the review positive or negative?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: If you want to know about herbs,this is the right book. Review: If you want to know about herbs, you have come to the right place. The format of this book allows the reader to find all the pertinent information that he could want on any herb. Each page breaks down information on history and folklore, research, common uses, the part of the plant that is used, and beautiful photography of each herb. You will love it!! Is the review positive or negative?

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Title: Only Book of Its Type Review: I just read a review of this book that said it was the best book of its type. The truth is, that it is the ONLY book of its type. The only possible exception to that would be M. Segal's book from Oxford in 1927, but that book is out of date and was written only as a comprehensive reference grammar and not as a textbook.On the other hand, this book, (which, incidently, was first published in Spanish in 1992) is an lesson-by-lesson textbook designed to introduce you to Rabbinic Hebrew (i. e. of the Mishnah, Tosefta, etc.) and its culture and literature. It provides practice passages for reading and other exercises. So, besides, being an excellent (and so far the only) update to Segal's reference grammar, it is (as far as I know) the only _textbook_ of Rabbinic Hebrew ever written. So, if you interested in this subject, you have little choice but to buy this book. Is the review positive or negative?

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Title: Don't waste your time or money Review: The characters are paper-thin, and are comically stereotyped; shaped by the author's knee-jerk liberal feminist outlook. Thus, every white male is a pig, a lout or a rapist, the black male love interest spouts a lot of phony jive dialog, and the female characters are strong, hip and wise - even the villain. None of the characters talks like any real person ever did. If the characters don't annoy you, the plot will. It proceeds at a snail pace through every predictable turn of this type of law novel. The "surprise" ending is telegraphed to all midway through the book. It's a bomb. My advice: stick with Scott Turow, and hope that Mimi Wesson does a better job on her next book. Is the review positive or negative?

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