Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: very unhappy Review: I bought this iron yesterday and I'm returning it unused today. The controls are directly under the handle - one would need x-ray vision to see them. If you hold the (hot) iron at an angle to try to read, the writing is virtually too small to be read. I'm very disappointed.Proctor Silex 17520 Easy Press Lightweight Iron Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: cheap product Review: This magnifier is so poorly made... The lights barely give any reading assistance, the plastic frame is cheap and not sturdy at all, the lens is just a piece of cheap plastic that bends when you touch it, and it was way too expensive for what you get. I ordered it for my mom; I doubt it will help her read the magazines she's been missing! Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Amazon shame on you for shipping this. Review: This item is sold by Amazon itself. It arrived but was damaged. The box was is perfect order, the item had to have been damaged before it was put in the box. The blade for the scraper had 5-6 chunks taken out of it. It honestly looks like someone jammed it down on an edge of metal to make the damage. There is nothing in the overly sized box that could have caused this. I have never had something come from Amason itself in this kind of shape.The rating is for the people who allowed this to ship since it looks like this thing has been around the block a couple times (label is pealing an dirty), the damage and the shoddying packaging. Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Somewhat redundant Review: This book has a list of 100 Rules at work to improve the chance of promotion. Each Rule is explained in doublespaced 2-3 pages. It seems the author decided to stretch 50 Rules into 100 in order to sell more copies of this book. For example, Rule #11 (Dress Well) is almost the same as Rule #17 (Be Attractive) and Rule #61 (Dress One Step Ahead). The book is most worthwhile read for those who are recent college graduates working in a large corporate environement. For those who are seasoned veterans of climbing the corporate ladder, this book can seem simplistic. Answer:
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