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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: not shaft at all Review: i thought this movie was the biggest pile of poo i had seen in a long time. it really is bad. nothing remotely exciting about it at all, and shaft acts so cool without ever proving he's cool in the first place. so what if this is an update of a classic, u still have to estabish the lead character, and not assume everyone knows where he's coming from. this film was also violent but pathetically violent. a bad film through and through. Answer:
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Negative


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Sleek player Review: It looks great! and it sounds great too, but there isn't a separate memory list for AM and FM stations. In other words, you program any and all stations in the 30 pre-programmed spots allotted to you. Not a major thing though. Also, in order to see the LCD screen, you have to literally stand in front of it. sitting here at my desk, I have to get up and look AT the front LCD screen to see what station i am listening to. From where I am sitting, I can see that the stereo is on, but I can't read what station it is. Answer:
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Positive


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A WONDERFUL READ! Review: Seventy Times Seven is a wonderful read. One encounters spiritual conflict and self doubt, sexual tension and love in the context of a gay Brother who has yet to take his final vows in the Catholic Church. Vito, the conflicted Brother is a fully formed character. The author does not bash the Catholic Church, but rather addresses its shortfalls -- all in the context of Vito's self doubt as to his true calling and his search for how to do God's work.As a younger Brother, Vito has difficulty relating to older gay writers -- a potentially interesting insight into the author himself. The book is balanced in the telling of its story. Characters are believable and by-in-large not one dimensional. The ending one might predict, but I read this novel believing Vito's choice of finding his place doing God's work could go either way -- in secular life or as a Brother in the ChurchI enjoyed this novel greatly and recommend it highly. Answer:
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