Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Simply Brilliant! Review: At the close of the century, this series remains one of the finest shows ever produced for television. It's academic appeal, combined with it's superior scriptwriting, easily resulted in a classic work of art. Although action packed, the screenwriters always assumed that the audience had a high degree of intelligence. Typically, this show was cancelled after only 13 episodes. A sad comment on our society, who allowed FULL HOUSE to run over 12 years. Answer:
Answer: Positive

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Not elementary, not globally focused Review: This book purports to be elementary and easy to understand. It also claims to introduce the reader to global finance. In fact, it does neither particularly well.The language is unnecessarily ponderous and unclear, which is a shame. Finance doesn't need to be so academic, boring and confusing. The author does little to welcome neophytes into the financial world, and a lack of interesting visuals and examples doesn't help matters.Furthermore, much of the book's focus is on generic markets (stocks, futures, etc.), rather than on global (overseas) markets. And so there isn't enough attention to the characteristics and peculiarities of foreign markets. Similarly, the major topics of global finance, that one might reasonably expect to be the meat of such a titled book, are mostly left to just one chapter (Global Finance) of 24 pages!The book just doesn't fit the bill of a good introduction to global finance. Answer:
Answer: Negative

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Boring! Review: All right, The book was boring because at first it gets scary then later it gets boring. And Alan Gray was the Phantom Caller. And ther's an ugly reason why he made it. Answer:
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