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Title: What a Pain Review: Not only do you need to connect to Intuit over the Internet in order to activate the application so you can print and save (and therefore, you cannot install on more than one computer), you also have to purchase the one "free" state that you used to be able to download right away (unless you buy Turbotax via download FROM Intuit). You have to buy it first and then send in a ... rebate certificate to get reimbursed. In addition, my state (MO) wasn't even ready to be downloaded until January 29th. Doesn't instill much confidence.In addition, their tech support is rude. I've had a couple of incidents with tech support over the past two years. I'm off to someone else's product.... Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative

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Title: Setting the record straight Review: Dear Sirs:I am the author of Dirty Rotten CEOs, and I must point out a serious error in the review posted by the anonymous reader from Mount Kisco, N.Y. He states that the highest paid executive in 2001 was Michael Dell, not Larry Ellison, and takes me to task for that mistake. But it is the reader who is dead wrong. The top earner in 2001 was indeed Larry Ellison, whose total compensation for 2001 was $ 706.1 million. (Michael Dell was a distant second in 2001, at $201.3 million.) Those figures come from Forbes magazine, May 13, 2002, p 116, and were reprinted in my book on page 25.In view of that drastic error, I would like to request that his review be removed . Yes, there were some regrettable but minor errors in my book (corrected in the subsequent edition). But the reader committed a whopper, using figures from the wrong year! I would suggest you kill that review, or print my reply immediately after it.Sincerely,William G. Flanagan Is the review positive or negative?
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Positive

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Title: A tedious journey Review: While I learned a bit about Islam in the course of reading this book, it is a disappointing read--one of those books that starts out strong and, at too great length, peters out well before the final chapter. Toward the end I seemed to be learning more about Naipaul's opinions and biases than about his subjects.That said, the differences observed between the various Islamic countries visited are noteworthy and no less pertinent today than when the book was first released in 1981. I happened to have just read the section on Pakistan when Benazir Bhutto was assasinated, and felt I had a better historical understanding of the events surrounding her rise and fall and return and murder than I would otherwise have held. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: A Historian with No Pulse Review: I just finished this fiasco. Like many of you, I bought it after reading a few glowing reviews. I sincerely hope those reviewers are spending their kickback money wisely. Ms. Kostova could not plot her way out of, or breathe life into a paper bag. Cut through the pretentious historical blather (which takes a seriously deep cut), and you've got "Scooby and the Gang Meet the Vampire." Only, much less interesting. Ms. Kostova's characters make Fred and Shaggy look like Stephen Dedalus and Leopold Bloom. I'm going to re-read Interview With the Vampire and watch a few Buffy episodes just to remind myself that all fiction about the undead is not as lifeless as the Historian. Is the review positive or negative?
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