Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: boring Review: this game is lame. it's slow too. the ball mostly goes into a fowl. don't waste your money. its almost imposible to win as well. Answer:
Negative
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Pandora Review: I thought Pandora was very well written. Though it may not be as long as most loyal Rice readers are use to it is still worthy to be a part of The Vampire Chronicles. The history that was included in the story, was to give you a better feel of the day to day life of the times; or at least that is what I feel. I would suggest that all Rice fans make sure to read this book. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Why pay more? Review: I got two of these HDMI cables for less than $10 including shipping. They work just fine with my Comcast cable/DVR box and my Sony 1080i upconverting DVD player to run to my HDTV. I've had no problems.Why would anyone pay $40-70 for ONE HDMI Monster Cable when you could get these for $5 including shipping? Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't think so. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Family Secrets Review: This book is about growing up Catholic in Northern Ireland, a very complicated place! About a child caught up in a violent history and a mysterious feud, haunted by superstition and family secrets, terrorized by the police, browbeaten by priests. It is also a mystery story--what secret is his mother hiding? What really happened to Uncle Eddie? And it has barbed humor worthy of Frank McCourt.The writing is elegant, but this is not an easy read. The subplots are complicated. Some chapters have little to do with the main plot. The reader picks up clues as they occur to the unnamed protagonist. The pieces come together slowly, like a jigsaw puzzle. In the end the reader is left with a vivid, warts and all, picture of life in Northern Ireland, past and present, on the Catholic side. It seems too real to be a novel, but at least the names are fictional. Worth reading, if you are willing to give it the time and attention it requires. Answer:
