Ques:Title: Not for college level Review: This book does not cover the ideas studied in Griffiths "Intro to Electrodynamics" which is the most common college level book used for Electrodynamics. Very few of the problems are applicable to processes studied in class. This book should be used for a class like physics II, not advanced physics classes. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: Did not hold up well. Review: This product was more of a hassle then anything else. It was a pain to put on and my 10 month old at the time destroyed it. He would just tear it off and then the finish would go with it. I would stick with a cloth cover that has teething hook attachments. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: Sick 'N Twisted Review: Cradle of Fear is a movie of its own. It may not be shot on film but the movie itself makes up for it. Alex spat down a great story that has plenty of twists and turns followed by huge blasts of crimson and body parts. The movie basically is told by the sick and metally twisted Kemper, a child murderer and eater (You can see him in Cradle Of Filth's "Her Ghost In The Fog" video) and how he uses his demonic friend the Man (Non-Other than Dani Davey/Filth himself) to get back on those related to and those who acturally had him incarcirated to a padded room in a huge insane asylum. Chopped full of gore and skin to satisfy even those who crave old 80s horror films. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Title: Pimping Poppies classic!!! Review: Actually, the Poppies fans I know refer to the CD as This is the Day (and it's their 3rd album... the first being Now For A Feast, and the second being Go Box Frenzy). This is classic Poppies... the Poppies are techno mixed in with white-boy rap and all forms of American entertainment media. Highest possible recommendation. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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