Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Too much fluff Review: Starts off intriguing, but for me it was like wading though molassas. The going was ponderous. I didn't like Delilah much, she was erratic in her personality. Full of piss and vinegar one minute and blushing coyly the next. So beautiful and resourceful that the men around her became stupid. The male leads in this story were too prissy for my tastes. Their dialog so trite and silly that I had to skim over most of it. Not really a romance either. Even though I like Loretta Chase's writing style and her ability to turn clever phrases, can not recommend this one - unless you really like light reads without much subtance. Answer:
Answer: Negative

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: if you like to spend 30min+ shaving... Review: I've had this razor for about 3 months now and it gradually seems to decrease in quality...for shaving, the middle foil doesnt seem to cut much at all, anywhere, to cut close i'm forced to use the teeth...which have began to pull far too much to make my shaving and trimming quite painful...trimming any hair that is remotely thin (leg hair) is extremely time consuming also, the teeth (used in conjunction with the trimming attachments) only catch about 5% of the hair that hit against them.and as also stated, in order to take the attachments off, the entire head usually snaps off also Answer:
Answer: Negative

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: The Club Dumas Review: This book looked like a winner: a novel about about books. Set in Spain, Portugal, and Paris and featuring an odd, yet likable protaganist, it opens with an enticing prologue. The narrative style is intriguing; it's written as an account by one of the characters. The reader is given a strong, Agatha Christie-esque hint about the end. But the novel simply peters out. The intrigue is lost. It wallows in melodrama, perhaps imitating in some unfulfilling way the works of Dumas himself. I wanted to be surprised, enchanted, or even shocked. But instead I was just bored. Answer:
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