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Title: Is there anything between the covers of this book Review: It is utterly incomprehensible how this book became published.It is simply an armature of arbitrary infantile charicatures -the main narrator is a dreadfully needy and smug male weight which calls up no relatable personification it simply exudes a constant obnoxiousness as a series of written phrases belieing the authors lack of talent and colossal laziness which as I said really makes me wonder what sort of publishing scam this is.Astoundingly dreadful as are many productions of the generation of the maximized self-esteem. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Turned it Off After 4 Tracks Review: I Am The Movie was gold, their following release after that was gold as well.I tried to listen to this CD twice but couldn't get through the whole thing. They have completely abandoned making fun and catchy songs and instead are making more music to fit into an already oversaturated genre (see garbage like: Cartel, Cute is What We Aim For).I really hope this band can rebound with another great release in a more mature direction next time around. I am definitely over this band.If you are 13-16, you may enjoy it. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Not worth the Money! Review: This really isnt worth the money at all. I got it because I travel quite a bit sometimes long distances and I wanted to be able to put my mp3 stuff in it for safe keeping. Not going to work. There is hardly enough room inside for the mp3 player much less the cable and earphones with it. The only really useful thing in the package was the lanyard everything else was less than ideal. I dont think this item is a good buy at all and would recomend to anyone thinking about getting it to look at other products. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Smart people can be pretty dumb. Review: I cannot understand why the authors of this book, like so many other "conservatives," feel the need to condemn non-western cultures as a means of celebrating Classical civilization. The authors' disdain for multiculturalism notwithstanding, we DO like in a multicultural world, and that must be part of our educational system. There is no good reason to say that this or that culture was less than adequate just because we prefer (as I do) the Classical world. Also, the authors' position that fifth-century Athens represented some sort of spontaneous generation completely contradicts all the good work of M.L. West and others who have shown the important linkages between Classical Greece and the Near East. I wish someone could present a coherent argument in favor of a traditional approach to education (like Great Books) without coming off sounding like Aristophanes, Allen Bloom, Rush Limbaugh, Jerry Fallwell, and this book's authors. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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