Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Fun Quick Read Review: This book is an earlier work of hers, so it is not the same quality as the Plum books. But hey, people grow in their work.So just enjoy this book as a quick fun read, to enjoy when you don't want to have to think so much. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Phone Great for hard of hearing folks. Review: This phone is wonderful for folks who are hard of hearing and want an easy to opperate phone. I bought the phone for my mom, who is 85 years old. She didn't like smaller phones that didn't reach from her ear to her mouth and couldn't seem to get them turned off after a call. She has had no problems with this phone and she can't miss hearing it ring either. The phone has amplification, so she can hear the entire conversation. The light on the phone flashes and you can adjust the ringer to different sounds and see which one they can hear the best. The phone has been a perfect solution and I thought the cost was very reasonable compared to some of the phones on websites of tools for elderly people. My son found this phone on Amazon. I highly recommend this phone. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: very nice chain Review: Love this chain. It is very nice and thin. Love wearing it. Weareach day and never remove. Would recommend Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Waste of talent. Review: This is a mostly bad and unfunny movie, insincere in its sentiments and rushed in its characterizations. Which is fine. In this regard it hardly differs from most comedies over the past decade or so (with notable exceptions likeWedding Crashers (Unrated Widescreen Edition).) I expect very little from comedies and consequently am seldom disappointed, and could have let "Schmucks" pass without comment but for one thing: a self-congratulatory featurette the likes of which I have rarely seen. It was an egoistic orgy of over-the-top props and high-fives for what amounts to barely passable riffing. Brilliant improv? Magical chemistry? Career-making revelations of hidden talent? It seems the insincerity bled over from the feature to the "special" features. Either that, or the cast and creators of "Schmucks" is seriously deluded about the quality of their product. Answer:
