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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Guilty Pleasure! Review: My wife cringes, but I just grin! This was in heavy rotation in my Chrysler Newport during high school in Florida. "I Believe" may be one of the best heavy petting songs ever. (If only I had a girlfriend at the time...) Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Very nice lunchbox for everyday use Review: I bought the lunchbox so that I could fit both cold and warm items into one container for work. This does the trick nicely and with the flat ice packs I bought it keeps everything nice and cold throughout the day indoors. I did however run into an issue with the zipper but they stand by their product and I got a new one fairly quickly without and hassle. A very nice product and a nice company behind it. Answer:
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Positive


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Misplaced Nostalgic Drivel Review: I give this book one star only because I need to give it some stars at all in order to register this review. Aside from the clever beginning, there is very little redeeming in this book: the imagery is tired, the prose insipid, and the "journey to acestral land" plot tiresome, and utterly formulaic. Maya goes back to South India, and discovers there the magic of tropical foliage, family ties, and sultry weather--the stage is set for the inevitable family secrets, the conspicuously "protruding" and ill-fitting political sub-plot, and the inexorable and exhausted ending celebrating a "found self" and a realization that Maya can make any place her home. The reader keeps wishing that much of this book is ironic, and written in mimicry of its genre, but alas, "Motherland" follows the predictable and better-off-foresaken path religiously. The story is sheer nostalgic drivel, of the sort we have read over and over again. Answer:
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