Question: Title: Wasteful!!! Review: I received this "brewing system" for Christmas last year and stopped using it after a few months. I couldn't continue to use these wasteful little plastic cups in good conscience.I tried several different brands of coffee and tea but they all ended up tasting like burnt plastic. I cannot recommend this product. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Interesting subject but irritatingly smug and sarcastic Review: The subject is interesting, the descriptions are evocative and many of the observations are apt. I happen to share a lot of his views on the shortcomings of the Forest Service and the Park Service. But I quickly tired of the curmudgeonly, petulant, sarcastic tone and the impression Bryson gives of himself as the only intelligent and sane person surrounded by a sea of inanity and incompetence. The few pleasant, friendly people he meets are dismissed with a few words, while the majority with which he finds fault are heaped with scorn at length. It was made even worse by the fact that I chose the "Talking Book" version, which is read by Bryson himself. He is clearly enamored of his own wit, laying the sarcasm on thick in his delivery just in case the dull reader might miss it otherwise. I finally got sick of it and didn't finish the book. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Awesome. Life-changing. Why greed is good. Review: "Greed, for the lack of a better word, is good. And greed will save the United States of America." One has to suspect that Gordon Gekko's famous speech in Wall Street was inspired in small part by Ayn Rand's masterpiece. Reading it, even a dyed-in-the-wool Communist will understand why free markets work and government intervention and planned economies do not. Rand's masterpiece is timeless and a must-read for every political-science and economics major in our colleges. Unforgettable (if somewhat one-dimensional) characters, a purposeful plot, and an unquenchable belief -- the freedom to choose one's own destiny, good or bad -- make this not just a book, but THE Book. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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