Title: Not a good snack food Review: Raisins are not a good snack for kids (or others). The sticky fruit clings to the enamel of the teeth, promoting tooth decay. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: I think I'll pass Review: Well, it would seem that the news is getting worse and worse about this long-awaited DVD release. I used to work at a local radio station here on Orlando when WKRP was on the air. I even saw Loni Anderson and Gary Sandy as they were entering a local restaurant. I had a ton of laughs watching this show and seeing the similarities and the incorrectness to actual broadcast radio. Now, I am laughing at the people who are trying to put this shameful set together to hopefully get some money for a probably worthless product. I can understand music rights aimed at the "free downloads," but what I can't understand is that their music isn't played in its entirety on the show, where we can rip the audio track out. I would be proud to have "my music" on this great show stay intact! I don't see how the artists are losing any money over this. I may have to rent this video just to see if there is a hidden surprise. If there is one, I'd buy it! So for now, it's "pre-order cancel time!" Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: AWFUL AWFUL AWFUL Review: This is one nasty mess of a movie. There is no actress as annoying or as untalented as Lori Petty. Malcolm McDowell, get a new agent. Fast!!. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Great Primer on Sports Cars Review: This is a great general primer on sports cars and performance modification. It is easy to read, well organized and balanced. In fact, the brand names Mazda and Miata could easily be replaced with any of the great names in sports cars and much of text would still be appropriate. I especially enjoyed the author's advice and caution with regard to so-called aftermarket performance modifications and comedic alterations "customization" which usually result in "hacked-up" vehicles with decreased overall performance and decreased market value. To bad the publication appears to be out of publication and the author has not written a more general text on sports cars. I understand the author now teaches engineering at Georgia Tech. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
