Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: did you ever wake up with those bullfrogs on your mind? Review: without a doubt, rory is a modern blues legend, the various live cuts coming out with his acoustic slide and rocking blues all show the tremendous talent he had, an inspiration to even an oldschool guy like me to sharpen my licks and get it down, non better , a sad loss to the rock music hall of fame Answer:
Answer: Positive

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Vacation Review: Vacation is an awesome game. In my opion though, it does have some flaws. Your Sims activities are limited,So they can't swim in the ocean at the beach or go skiing in the mountains. The hotels you get to build don't look like real hotels. You can still only make two floors and their is no such thing as elevators.(Not that that really matters much)But the Sims relationships are different too. It is harder to make them like each other and it is not hard to make them suddenly hate someone.Besides that though, the Sims Vacation is really fun-you build your own resorts with like 100 new items and there's new interactions-parents can yell at their kids and you can pick how people greet, hug, or kiss each other which kind of makes it more realistic. I say that depending on how much patience you have, the Sims Vacation ( if you have at least some patience) is worth buying. Answer:
Answer: Positive

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: trashy Review: This commentary on Freud's biggest book is rather characteristic of the books being written these days. Its argument is tendentious and its scholarship trashy. To mention a random example, Welsh points out Freud's habit of never having discussions after reading papers, quoting Jones (his only source) for support. Now, I would advise Professor Welsh to do a little bit of research on this subject--5 minutes of research and careful reading would suffice to prove the contrary. It seems to be a recent trend to believe Jones whenever he writes something stupid, and ignore everything else. Professor Welsh is just another one of those trendy academics who are ready to jump on Freud whenever they see a chance. His strategy of calling Freud a product of the 19th century is old, really old, as if our malicious professor hasn't read much of the anti-Freudian literature either. This book is simply weak Answer:
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