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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Very good book, transliterations should be separated Review: This is a good grammar and vocabulary and the passages chosen are a good start on the Scriptures. The weak point is that for those struggling with the Hebrew letters, it is NOT helpful to put the English transliteration in between the Hebrew words and the English translation: A future reprint of this book should set the type so that it is possible to cover up all the English tranliterations with a single piece of paper and practice the page. Also, a future printing should consider using the interlinear format for example translations: that way more advanced exercises can be demonstrated using the interlinears than the students could read on their own. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: It's got everything! Review: Joss Whedon has a wonderful imagination. This film will entertain fans of the Firefly series and those who have never seen the original.Great plot and story telling, acting, photograpy, special fx, sound and music. Can't wait for the next Whedon extravaganza! Answer:
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Positive

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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Terrible audio and video. Review: I don't know about the actual movie... The DVD audio is just awful -- imagine the distortion you get when the volume is set higher than cheap computer speakers can handle, now imagine getting this distortion every time somebody speaks no matter what volume your tv is set at.Also, people move at the wrong speed, and not even a "consistent" wrong speed. The subtitles are part of the picture; they can't be turned off. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Go on Wind, BE Gone Review: The Wind done Gone is a good way to describe this story. I am no fan of Gone with the Wind and I know this was supposed to be the untold story, but I couldn't follow this story at all. Lady, Planter,Cynara, Corinne, whoever else, I could not get straight. Cinnamon and R, What? Honestly I think that you have to be a real Gone with the Wind fan to understand the story of The Wind Done Gone. Maybe a publishing of the original diaries may help, or maybe if Alice Randall would have changed the dialect and made it more of a story form, than a diary setting, I may have understood it better. If you are a history buff orvery curious as to why they fought to publish this story, you may be intrigued by its contents, unfortunately it left too many questions for me, oh and mind you I am not a fan of Gone with the Wind. Answer:
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