Question: Title: Toni Braxton Is The Sexiest Singer Out There Review: I have been a long standing fan of Mrs.Braxton's music since I heard 'Another Sad Love Song' back in the fall of '93. Then came 'Breathe Again' her most beautiful song ever, but some songs on this new CD equal the greatness of her earlier ones. Take the first song 'He Wasn't Man Enough'. This song rocks, she conveys a sense of pain and longing, exactly what 'Another Sad Love Song' was all about. 'Spanish Guitar' follows in the footsteps of 'Breathe Again' and 'Un-Break My Heart' in their incredible vocal beauty. Her voice is in top form on this CD. 'Just Be A Man About It' is great as is 'I'm Still Breathing'. The standout? I think it would have to be 'Fairy Tale' because it is just so damn beautiful! Like 'How Could An Angel Break My Heart' from Secrets. I like the fact that she wrote many of her own songs on this CD, 7 in fact out of the 12. She is growing into a wonderful lady of soul, and this CD reflects just that. Four out of Five. Is this product review negative?
Answer: No

Question: Title: Poor Product Review: I needed something to store some large blankets in and thought this product would be a good choice. After reading some of the reviews that stated flaws about this product I wasn't going to puchase it. However on the advice of a friend who had tried them I bought them anyway.The bags were easy to fill, but the zipper closure wasn't very secure. I had to secure it by hand since the "Sure Zip Slider" didn't. The plastic is quite thin, but bags deflated nicely with the use of my vacuum cleaner. Overnight, the bags inflated on their own. I was disappointed, but decided to keep the bags for storage anyway. When attempting to move the bags, the zipper closure always popped open and this was when I decided that the bags were worthless. Is this product review negative?
Answer: Yes

Question: Title: An Over-simplification of History Review: One must give some credit to Johnson for his ambitious attempt to narrate American History in one book. That said, the result is a frighteningly simplistic, depth-free "listing" of events. Worse, where he tries his pen at explanations of important moments in US history (particularly recent history), his point of view seems to come from Mars instead of London.Johnson displays an amazing lack of understanding of American politics and law. He chides American leaders and policy makers for their naivete, and he almost chuckles "I told you so" at America's international "failures" (as defined by himself) -- all attitudes that one associates with pre-WWII England, before the American rescue of the British way of life.A project of this magnitude would be vastly better if written dispassionately and without sly commentary. His slant of history makes the read much less enjoyable. Is this product review negative?
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