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Title: Convenience is fabulous! Review: I bought this carrier in my never-ending quest for the PERFECT baby carrier. In terms of comfort, it's OK. However, it is extremely convenient while running short errands, as it keeps my hands free. The raincoat attachment that is located inside one of the pockets was a nuisance, so I cut it out in order to free up some space. I can now carry 2 diapers, some wipes, and a small changing pad in that pocket. I can also carry my wallet and cell phone in the outer pocket. It's very handy and my daughter loves being close to me. I recommend it to people all the time! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive

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Title: Nothing But Trouble Review: I'm now on my fourth Keurig coffee maker. Whenever they work, they make good-enough coffee. But they have all just conked out. This fourth one has never worked at all. The company is agreeable about replacing them, sounding as if they are used to these complaints. Indeed, they admitted freely about one of them that it had a defect. Very disappointing! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

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Title: No part developed sufficiently for a "whole" to emerge Review: The overall sense I received from this work is that Catherine Whitney is more interested in speaking of herself (without so much as answering the question of why she suddenly shifted from would-be religious Sister to unbelieving radical feminist). The anecdotal information about several Sisters in the earlier chapters seems a promise of real development later, but this promise remains unfulfilled.Half stories, some of which seem flavoured by stereotypes and prejudiced assumptions, are profoundly unsatisfying, particularly since the natural presumption to which the early chapters would lead was that depth, development, and understanding of the various Sisters' situations would follow. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

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Title: magnetic poetry for kids Review: The size of these are excellent. Large enough to read and handle. So much fun for little ones. My daughter (kindergarten) loves to make up sentences with these. She's even trying to teach my younger daughter to read with them. We opted for magnetic poetry over the dry erase markers for our playroom. Much safer and cleaner.As a former kindergarten/ first grade teacher, these would be great in the classroom. One box of these and a small magnetic board equals a great independent center! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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