Title: Great Printer Review: This is a great printer. I bought one before which lasted over two years and was so happy with it bought another one just like it. Cartridges are very reasonable and can be bought at Walmart. You certainly get your monies worth with this printer and more. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Filled with Inaccurate Analysis Review: Chess Tactics ART was a great training tool for tactics. So when Covetica released it's endgame training, I bought it immediately. After only a few problems I started to be suspect of positions that were evaluated as +/- or =. I put the positions into Rybka and Fritz and they found the position to be -/+ or outright losing. The creators appear to have taken games from GM endgames with analysis from other GMs and never checked the positions against a decent computer engine. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: From the Penguin Guide Review: "Sir Charles Mackerras and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra bring together the last of Brian's expansive works, Symphony No. 7 completed in 1948, allying the composer's earlier style with the often elliptical manners of his later, more concentrated work, with the penultimate symphony of the whole corpus, written just 20 years later, after an amazing eruption of creative activity. The brilliant comedy overture, 'The Tinker's Wedding,' more conventional in its material and style but still unpredictable, provides an attractive make-weight. This collection presents Brian and his achievement more effectively than any other disc. Beautifully played and vividly recorded, it can be recommended to anyone fascinated by an extraordinary, offbeat composer." Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Slanted, yes, but why? Review: I read all the reviews on this page before I found a place that carried Midnight Express and rented it. I'm no more racist towards Turks than I was after viewing "Lawrence of Arabia.' Yes, it's somewhat exaggerated, but why? Because these guys had nothing better to do than sit around and say "I hate Turkey"? The movie's purpose, as I see it, is to discourage the use/sale of drugs of any sort, because this is the sort of situation you'll wind up in. Another purpose, to show the value of human life, life of any sort, and that people should be forgiven. (Though I would have enjoyed seeing the smugglers of "French Connection" end up in this hellhole.) On another note, why must all movies be political statements? This stands on its own as a fine dramatic piece, regardless of any "attitude" it might have. If Parker were racist, would he have directed "Mississippi Burning" ten years later? It's a good movie, with good intentions. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
