Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: This Product is bad. Review: Ok so I bought ten of these on this website and my CD Burner kept on saying that there was no CD in the drive. I oppened another one to see maybe it was only that one but that one didn't work eather, so I oppened the third one and it didn't work. I thought maybe it was my CD Burner so I came back to amazon.com to buy a new cd burner and then I just wanted to see the reviews for the cd-rw and when I saw them I understood that it wasn't the cd burner it was the cd-rws. I tried to see how I could retearn it but it says it had to be retearned within 30 days of buying them and today is the 31. Oh, I'm so mad. What am I going to do with these things? I can't sell them becase they are no good. So listen people don't buy Memorex CD-RWs. Answer:
Answer: Negative

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Don't waste your time. Review: It's comforting to know, that before art and pop culture are gone, Christgau will be gone. His intelli-prole tone of authorityrings throughout this book, giving it no useful heft at all.If you read this to aid in your music consumption endeavors, very little hope lies ahead. If you read it for entertainment/stimulation...you can't be saved anyway.F minus Answer:
Answer: Negative

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: TOP GIFT for all young children Review: John Muir's original account of his experience with this dog (in his Travels with Alaska, and separately published 10 or 20 years ago) simply cried out to be retold for children and illustrated in a picture book. Thankfully, Rubay and Canyon have done the two things brilliantly. Rubay's text is a gentle reduction of Muir's own words, preserving his own 19th century phrasings and terms such as chasm, crystal, crevasse, and ice bridge so that their meaning is clear. And Canyon's 25 paintings are fabulously true to life depictions of the Alaskan wilderness in snow and storm, yet each one moves the story. Like all great children's books, it's one the parent wants to read as often as the child wants it read. A book that truly deserves a place in every classroom and on every child's shelf. Answer:
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