Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: it's a lovely turtle Review: Very cute product for kids of all ages.My daughter is almost 3 and she loves it.She knows how to switch colors and she likes to count stars before falling asleep. Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Too Many Errors to be Useful Review: I bought this book for its value as a "quick read" of UML 2.0, and as prep for the OMG UML Certification.I'm just on Chapter 1, and have found so many glaring errors so far that I suspect everything in the book has to be carefully read and re-read to identify the errors.Examples: page 12 - the definitions for "precondition: and "postcondition" are EXACTLY the same. Page 17 - the graphic does not support the text that the notation for aggregation and composition are different. I suspect that the book was rushed to publication without adequate proofreading, which is too bad because, other than the errors, it's very consice and read-able. Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Senasational? Yes! History, NO!! Review: After writing a paper on the French Revolution, I found 4 basic schools of thought: 1. Favorable, 2. Balanced pro and con. 3. Critical but based on reasoned judgement and 4. Hostile and absurd. Loomis is a prime example of the latter, inventing many incidents out of thin air. In one case, he took a priumary source and omitted one word that altered the entire meanng to the opposite of what the writer intended. Loomis was deliberatly falsifying history, an unpardonable sin for a legitimate, which Loomis is not. Instead, he is merely a sensatioal writer of fiction. Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Stage Presence Review: Although not a complete show (as most enthusiasts prefer), this recording stands out mostly for its historical significance. This was the first successful attempt to capture the essence of a live show and share it with most of the world who had never seen them on stage--it was the stage that made them legendary not the recording studio. Subsequently this recording helped in the later successes of "American Beauty" and "Workingman's Dead."For me this one is special because it was my first experience, way back when, with "Dark Star" a classic the withstands the test of time."Turn on Your Love Light" is the full length version that was shortened for their first greatest hits album, "Skeletons from the Closet." I'm sure this was to make it more attractive for the radio. When one hears the full version one wonders why someone would ever think of cutting it! Answer:

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