Ques:Title: well worth it Review: this machine makes excellent coffee, is easy to clean, and so far is free from problems. i bought it refurbished and am very pleased. i would buy another brewstation when and if this one bites the dust. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Title: Big Trouble is Big Disappointment Review: I purchased this book with high expectations. Every column Dave Barry has ever written has cracked me up and this book was made into a movie, so it had to be funny, right? Wrong. Even when Barry tries to be funny, it's not in the plot of the story, which is complicated enough without having to search for something to laugh at. The only times where this book is mildly amusing is when he describes various things, mostly his characters. It becomes difficult to laugh at the characters' actions when they're surrounded by such things as shootings, abusive marriages, and bomb smugglings. It also doesn't help that the 'funniest' part of the book is described on the back cover. This may have been a funnier read if I had been a resident of Miami, but I'm not. I expected to laugh out loud several times throughout the course of this book. I was left looking for something more than this empty, sidewinding, time-wasting novel. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: NOT BAD, BUT.... Review: A book full of cliches, with little original insight into the composer. Of course, it seems the author's intention really is not to study the composer's life. The way he renders Beethoven's personal dynamic is bested by three other authors: first, Maynard Solomons' classic BEETHOVEN; then J.W.N. Sullivan's great BEETHOVEN'S SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT; and more recently Carter J. Gregory's historico-fiction, MY ANGEL LEONORA. These are more inspired, but Pearsall is still worth it.Todd Hermance Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: A poorly written book Review: The topic of the book is one that needs to be addressed, but this book doesn't do it justice or provide a solution to the problem. It seems to be more about airing personal laundry, in a poorly written manner, mainly through lists that are not all that humurous. Turner considers himself an outsider when he might better be considered an insider that's had a bad experience or no experience at all. Someone needs to write a better book to handle this subject properly and show this one up. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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