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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Track Listing Review: To Rococo Rot - CarsLabel: City SlangCatalog#: 08724-2Country: GermanyReleased: 1999Tracklisting:1 Cars (3:00)2 Cars (Variant) (4:01)3 Rocket Fuel (5:20)4 Casper (3:40) Answer:
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Positive


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: 2 Stars...One for each good track on here Review: It stinks that I have to give this such a low rating, but the remixes on this single suffer from a serious lack of likeability...the radio edit and the original mix are the only two tracks on here worth owning. I was not impressed by the slow moving near lifeless Sergio Santiago mix, nor the trying-to-hard to make nothing happen tracks from Solid Groove...so long as you are just buying this for the originals, you won't be disappointed...They are great! However, if you are looking for some good remixes of this track...keep on looking because they aren't on this one. Answer:
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Negative


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Elder care needs a pardigm shift Review: I recommend this book highly, having read it shortly after my father had to go into a nursing home. It resonated completely with my overall experience and made me more assertive in pushing for changes at the home where my father resided. Like the authors, I have experience with medical practice, as I'm a professor teaching medical students, but encountered the same frustrations that Dr. Kane describes. The lists of questions to ask and things to be cautious about at the end of each chapter are great resources for anyone who is, or may become, responsible for the care of an aging relative . Dr. Kane's sad, but engaging, story of his mother's experiences during her declining health illustrates the many difficulties in changing a system of care for the elderly that has depended too much on the good will and dedication of underpaid and often inadequately trained staff at assisted living and nursing homes. The problems Dr. Kane describes happen far too often. Answer:
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