Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Has most of the stuff you need Review: Since I couldn't find the actual contents listed anywhere, here they are:1. Cleaner F1 - 100ml (Part # PA03950-0352)2. Cleaning Cloth 20-pack (Part # CG90000-120001) - 2 20-packs are included3. Cleaning Swabs 100-pack (Part # CG90000-120601)4. Cleaning Paper 10-pack (Part # CA99501-0012)5. Scanner cleaning instructionsOne thing that is NOT included is the Cleaner F2 (Part # PA03950-0353).Cleaner F1 is for the soft rollers.Cleaner F2 is for the hard rollers.Just FYI. Answer:
Positive
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Disappointed Review: After having only used the 9595 for 9 months with TLC, the silver front "Pulsonic" fell off foil and cutter cassette and cannot be put back on. Naturally not covered under 2 year warranty. Disappointed in this workmanship. My hubby loves the razor. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Doesn't Work for IPod Touch Review: Don't waste your money on this one. I bought it for my IPod Touch for an 11 hour airplane trip to Hawaii. Some of the reviews stated that it doesn't work for certain IPods. So I tried it using the car charger that's included. My IPod stated that it doesn't support the charger. Wasted money. I bought a Griffin 9784-PBLKRSV PowerBlock at the Apple Store which will charge the IPod for up to 6 hours depending on use. At least I get to spend most of the trip busy. I would rate this zero stars if I could. Answer:
Negative
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Required reading Review: For a hearing person to genuinely understand the American Deaf perspective of the world, Harlan Lane is the perceptual link. He wields the English language precisely, writing primarily to a hearing audience in an attempt to bring their thinking around to fully understanding and possibly even embracing the Deaf cultural view of themselves as a linguistic minority. My one complaint is that after a point it seems redundant, or at the least tedious, unless you already have an all-consuming passion for the subject matter. In any regard, this is an essential text if you intend to pursue a career in interpreting or any Deaf-related field, if you have Deaf children or parents, if you are Deaf or hard of hearing yourself, or if you have any reason whatsoever to care about the Deaf. Answer:
