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Title: its only entertainment, dont take it for anything else Review: heaven is closed and nobody cares about anything. people use the bathroom in the middle of the floors, satan sells food for souls to stay in business and a cemetary where the dead write their own biographies for others to read. yeah, the title and cover will either make you want to read this or run from it. if you do read, take it as it is, dont put anything into it, it is not meant to damn us to hell for reading it, its purely entertaining and thats it. mellick does a good job describing how things would be if the universe goes haywire and the population can die but not go anywhere but turn into a zombie and slowly wait for whats left of them to slip away. there is a chapter in the book where they are having a concert and it starts to rain and the people go mad- you have to read the rest. cool book, nice flow and remember its just entertainment. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive

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Title: Frothy Review: Interesting that one of the more negative posters here makes an issue of Sarah Jessica Parker's appearance. Kinda blows one's credibility, I'd say. Still, while it seems that most reviewers either love or hate this series, there IS a kind of middle ground, at least as far as this first season goes. It's all frothy fun: sharply written and very well acted, photographed and directed. But SEX AND THE CITY's first year falls a few notches shy of greatness. Maybe it's because, ultimately, the characters really are a little annoying in their shallowness--although like most people you get to know over time, you get to like them better after a while and forgive them their foibles, at least somewhat. I think the real problem may be the show's brevity. It probably doesn't clock in any shorter than any network sitcom, but it seems to be trying to say more, do more, be more. And that's hard to do in 20-some minutes. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive

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Title: The Life of William Gladstone. Review: This is the political life story of the Grand Old Man of British politics (GOM). William E. Gladstone certainly did influence British politics for over fifty years, and was elected to the Prime Minister position four times. This short book (or thesis) explained his political development through those fifty years. He moved from a Conservative on social issues to that of a Liberal or even Radical position. His championship of Irish Home Rule kept Ireland within the British Empire for thirty more years. This man and his political position kept the radical left from many popular positions.The unfortunate part of this book is that it reads like a thesis. It probably was a thesis and as such will not attract much interest from the general public. I did learn a great deal about this most influencial of British politicians. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

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Title: Um... Review: To be honest, I did not like this movie. At first, it was pretty good...but in the middle, it just got very dull. I seriously was on the verge of falling asleep at some points... Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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