Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Fat, Angry juror hijacts jury to get a book deal Review: This rag, which of course was not "written" by the jury but has the tell tale "with Frank Swertlow and Lyndon Stambler" on the cover is disgusting. The books basically covers the actions of juror number 8, a former assembly line worker who had sunk to the bottom of the working class and was working as a night time parking lot "supervisor" when he hit the white trash lottery and ended up on the Peterson jury. He highjacked the jury through manipulation and according to a juror who resigned, physical intimidation. Juror 8, John Guinasso, is responsible for the false conviction of Scott Peterson who is innocent. Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Extra Small Book Review: It's a shame that the size of the book ( 5 x 5 inches, NOT bigger than a DVD case) is not mentioned at all... I wanted to give it as a present, but I had to buy another thing...Very disappointed!!!!! Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A bit disappointing Review: A long waited classical piece, but the release is a bit disappointing. The ochestra was scaled-down, and the piano soloist was the conductor himself. Wood pipes sounded a bit weak, certain camera appeared a bit out of focus, there was some ghost images throughout. Clearly there was audience coughing in the second movement. Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Utter tripe Review: I bought this book thinking that it would be at least enjoyable as the author's first novel - The Inscrutable Americans. It has turned out to be a complete waste of time. The dialogue is unbelievably juvenile and the plot tests the willing suspension of disbelief to the fullest.The 'efforts' of Chris the American collaborator of an Indian firm manufacturing plastic buckets to step in and 'help' in overcoming labor problems at the Indian factory are so thinly stretched as to want to throw this book away...and to think that trees were felled for printing this!The book is replete with beaten-to-death misconceptions and generalizations of Americans and Indians. To give one example American football players have I.Q's of retarded clams and Indians are disorderly in almost all that they do.The book miserably fails at entertaining or informing. Avoid this book and save on all scores. Answer:
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