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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Incredible Scent! Review: Burberry Touch for men smells incredible. It opens with strong notes of violet, then transforms into a pepper and oakmoss scent. Then it dries down into a white musk and tonka bean heaven. It is definitely one of Burbery's top scents and I highly recommend it. People will compliment you on how good you smell when you wear this. On top of that, the bottle is very elegant with a rosewood top. Amazon also offers this a lot cheaper than most department stores, where they usually sell it for around $67. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Best Bike Ever!!!!!! Review: The only thing this bike will not do is take you for an actual ride! This bike is excellent. I love it. If you order it from Bring's Cycling & Fitness they ship it in a reinfornced box! Very fast shipping. I love the programs on the bike. It is very efficient and better than any bike at the gym I have ever used! Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Disappointing Review: I suspect many folks considering this book are like me: really loved Seabiscuit, looking for more like it. This book had some glowing reviews on its cover (including one from Laura Hillenbrand) and mostly favorable reviews here, so I was optimistic. But I found the book very disappointing. The quality of the writing is second-rate. Her knowledge of the subject seems fine, but I wasn't looking for facts, I was looking for an engaging story. I wish I'd read the first 10 or 20 pages before buying it. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: The Bull Market is Over - This Strategy Doesn't Work! Review: This is just bad advice. Buy and Hold does not work -- unless maybe you're buying an index fund or good mutual fund. There is no such thing as a safe blue chip. Just look at the stocks in the Dow or the S&P 500. They revise these indexes and add new stocks and drop the old ones that have fallen out of favor. I bet that some of the people profiled in this book no longer have 7 figure portfolios after the bear market took a chunk out of them. Answer:
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