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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Noisy Review: I bought two to replace my back struts because I was told so. I replaced them myself (Ford Focus 2001) and when I took it to the road there was an awful noise coming from the rear end of the car. I checked to see if everything was fine and it was. I took it out (the one I believed was making the noise) and I took it for a ride and the noise was gone. I returned it and installed a new one, problem solved. Anyway, for some reason they are "noisier" than stock shocks. I would not recommend these struts to anyone. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Rambling, confusing and ultimately boring Review: This was my first Kathy Reichs book and it was quite disappointing. Too many characters and subplots made this book confusing and rambling. The plot was interesting so I kept reading, but it was difficult to keep going and I had to resist the urge to skip to the last chapter. I have read the most recently published books of other "series" and enjoyed it so much that I read the entire series. But I would not read another Reichs book. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Popular and Scholarly at the Same Time Review: Strauss' analysis of the most critical (and one of the most strategically complex) ancient naval battles is a rare treat -- scholarly and well researched (there are more than 20 pages of notes and bibliography) AND entertaining at the same time. He writes beautifully, with a novelist's eye for detail backed up by a scholar's critical analysis. This book will keep you riveted from beginning to end. Answer:
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Positive

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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Avatar of Night Review: The book starts by a fascinating story about a youth {the author} in USA who lives in the time of chaos {the 50 to 80} and his spiritual search leads him through the basics of East Asiatic religions namely Hinduism and Budhism and related teachings. He lives 2 years together with Sai Baba in India . Baba is one of the most strange "Holy" mans of India. Tal Brooke finally discover the demonic nature of this and all similar teachings ! In short the Christian/Biblical view of Good versus Evil he discovers is fundamentally different from ANY other religion ! While the book is probably the most interesting I have seen it is also scary in the extreme. Answer:
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