Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Not the right Model number here. Review: This description is wrong! This is not the 12V model! check the Shurflo web-site and you will see. This is the 13.7VDC model, whatever that is. I ordered it installed it and it didn't work on my 12V system. Then I read the box...duhh. If you want the 12V you need the 2088-453-444. Or you can waste your time waiting for it, installing it, then end up returning it like me. Good luck. Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Making sure they wouldn't be missed Review: Anyone who objects to describing this mess as elevator muzak has no defense - the sad fact is that Gaucho is playing in elevators and restrooms around the world at this very moment!Where to begin? The backup singing is absolutely atrocious, the piano tinkling so lame you find yourself swallowing hard to keep from vomiting, and the list goes on and on. Mark Knopfler was apparently in the studio for one song but the only evidence of it is the song credits. To top it off, this CD finally concludes the series of new liner notes by Becker and Fagen written for the re-mastered discs. Following the trend from the previous CDs, these notes are pretentious, uninformative, and too cute by several orders of magnitude.Thanks to Aja and Gaucho, few in the late 80's or 90's bothered to wonder where Steely Dan had disappeared to - the concensus was that if this was all they had to offer then thanks for the first five albums and so long - it's been good to know ya. Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Worst book yet Review: The Android is the worst book yet! Dogs with Alien souls? I don't Think so. Whats this thing with holograms of humans Belonging to Chee? Don't read this book! Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: The Lady and the Monk : Four seasons in Kyoto Review: Sorry Pico, I wasn't able to finish this one! It swings between being cliche and condescending to outright fantasy! "A high mountain clarity sharpened the October air" (talking about Narita Page 3). There isn't a mountain within about 100KM of Narita, it's situated in rice fields! He makes another reference early in the book about street vending machines full of every kind of fruit juice you can imagine. I wish it were so! The only fruit juice you can buy in a vending machine is from an American soft drinks company, sometimes! I use these two early points to illustrate the distortions of living in Japan which continue throughout the book (on almost every page). Mr. Iyer has written a fantasy, which really gives an unclear picture of life in Japan. Answer:
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