Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Do not let your dog play unsupervised with this. Review: Being a Kong product I had high hopes and didn't pay enough attention to other reviews. My 8 month old puppy had the yellow fuzz off in no time but still enjoyed playing with it. I left her alone for awhile and came back to see it chewed to pieces. She managed to swallow a chunk of the rubber which caused gastric distress and a visit to the vet. A sleepless night with a sick dog and a $250 vet bill to make sure there was no blockage made this an expensive toy. If you buy this do not leave it with your dog unsupervised. Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Stupid idea. Review: Fell off first time I went through a car wash. Spend the big bucks and replace the whole thing would be my suggestion (and what I did). Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Disappointing ruins Review: If I could give minus stars for this book I would. Disappointment doesn't begin to describe how I feel about The Ruins. A Simple Plan was simply wonderful and I expected something similar from Scott Smith's latest. So much could have been done with this plot! Why couldn't he have done it? I kept waiting for something to happen rather than how the vines felt, looked sounded, from the perspective of each of the characters. Then each of then had to express how they felt about the mosquitos, then each of them had to express how they felt about the mud, the heat, the cold, the Mayans, ad nauseum. Well, how I feel is let down by this poor excuse for a novel. Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Reads like a rough draft Review: The plot is more of a punchline, animal rights activitist shot by his daughter because she thought he was a deer. Irony. The End.The character development was very uneven. Too many details on side characters, not enough depth on the main ones. I didn't care about any of them.How many times in one book can an author use the word "abstractedly" - in the context of "absentmindedly" - and not have his editor catch on? Answer:

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