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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Extremly bad UI Review: My first router back in 2003 was D-Link and I hated and again 7 years later I'm hating it still. it seems like the whole UI is speaking foreign language to me. I tried to set up for 3 days and couldn't get it to work properly (schedules, USB HD, PRinter...), so it went back. If you could speak D-Link language, it seem like it's capable of lots of neat things, but I don't have time.Now I got myself Netgear N300 and finished setting up within couple of hours. Answer:
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Negative

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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Amazing Review: Well this is a long book and I'm taking my time with it so I'm only about half way through when Amazon requested a review in an e-mail. But since I'll forget later I simply must respond now. There are times when I'm reading in this book, written in the 40's I think, my own current events. Orwell saw the potential future in 1984 but I think Rand shows us how we get there. Answer:
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Positive

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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: And I thought "The Life Aquatic Was Bad"! Review: I am a film buff in my late 50s and have been collecting videos and DVDs ever since they were first released. Only twice have I ever thought about throwing a newly-purchased $20 tape or disk into the trash, the first being the aforementioned Steve Zissou (Billy Murray) flick. (I successfully resisted that impulse and can now boast having what I believe is the worst movie ever made in my library.) The SECOND time I considered tossing a movie into the shredder followed a screening of "Submerged." I am proud to say I could not overcome that impulse . . . "Submerged" is now landfill, and I, for one, will never watch another SS movie again. Answer:
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Negative

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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Sees Behind Trees: A book You won't want To Read Review: Sees Behind Trees is about a young teenager named Walnut (but he only has this name in the first chapter) and at the end of the chapter he earns the name Sees Behind Trees. The plot of this book is how Sees Behind Trees helps the village elder Gray Fire find the mystirious land of water. I myself think that this book is good on some points, but i'd say it's preety boring. The characters actually seem like there really alive, and Dorris made some really good similes and metaphors which go well with the story. What is actually very boring is that the book's storyline goes at a snails pace. Dorris spends to much time in the village, finally leaving when there are four chapters left in the book. The only really intresting chapter in my opinoion is chapter eight. And at the end of the book in chapter nine, Dorris seems to end the book extremly abroubtly in chapter nine. Answer:
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