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Title: Will do?? Review: Maybe it's a little thing, but I found it irritating and implausible that Andrea and her friends use the phrase "will do" in response to the snooty orders they issue each other. These are supposed to be struggling 20somethings and they come off as arrogant and unlikable. The Nanny Diaries is basically the same story but is much, much better written. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Disappointing Review: I ran it on a Windows ME machine and every time you open Talk It Type It, it places a toolbar at the top of the desktop. That's not a bad thing - until you close the software. It leaves a blank space where the toolbar was, and reopening the program places the toolbar *below* that space. (Refreshing the desktop does not fix this.)Despite repeated training sessions, I had major problems when it came to the software distinguishing commands from words. Half the time, it typed instead of responding to commands like "capitalize," "new paragraph," "scratch that," "delete that," and "delete [word]." (As you might guess, I had to use those last 3 a lot.)I suppose it's fine for instant messaging, but I wouldn't use it beyond that. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Not much to say Review: I was expecting to receive an emergency ladder that I could use out of a bed-room window and that is what this product is. I did find it a little strange that the instructions say "one-time use only". I'm not sure if that's a sales gimick, a safety issue (since the fire could damage the ladder) or if it's a durability matter. The ladder does seem quite solid and is well priced. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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