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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Nice piece of fiction by Albom Review: As time would show, this fluff piece by Albom was fiction at its greatest height.The bits about Chris Webber not having the money to buy a hamburger must be read to be believed, since we now know that he was taking hundred thousand dollar-plus payoff from Ed Martin during his two years in Ann Arbor.It strains credulity to think that Mitch Albom could have spent all that time around the Michigan team and not noticed the players driving the fancy cars and flashing around the other signs of obvious wealth such as luxury apartments.And Mitch wonders why he has a credibility issue. Answer:
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Negative


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Dylan is LEGEND! Review: This guy never ceases to amaze me- he just keeps getting better and better. My brother told me that Dylan ripped "When The Levee Breaks" off of Led Zeppelin but he's dumb because Dylan was around before Led Zeppelin- DUH! Plus, "Modern Times" sounds like it is from the future because it speaks the deepest truth which is listen to your elders. This is the best album of the year because it takes your expectations and body slams them! Answer:
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Positive


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Not His Best, But Still Worth Reading Review: Although Bryson has got to be the wittiest travel writer around, I wasn't as enchanted with this book as I was with his shorter--and nastier--Neither Here Nor There. In this travelogue, he decided to take a sort of celebratory tour of Britain just prior to moving back to America after 18 years. His goal--largely successful--is to accomplish this all via public transport or foot. Bryson does lots of riffing on various aspects of English culture, often to humorous effect, and never fails to highlight his own mistakes and shortcomings along the way. It's a largely successful book in that he manages to recommend certain destinations and express disappointment at others in a fairly judicious and witty manner. He's also good at highlighting the differences in scale between the U.S. and the UK, not to mention the differing sense of history each culture has. Answer:
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