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Title: A real dissappointment at the party Review: My son saw this cool new toy on t.v. like all the others and wanted it for his 6th birthday. We got it and it was a hit opening up the package until we tried to use it. First of all, I don't know how many people live in a house without trim, so take that into big consideration when you do your research. The hummer was so loud like a leaf blower but would not go up anything. We tried to give it the benefit of the doublt and let it charge over night. The next day, we made sure the wheels were clean, found a good spot without trim on the walls, and gave it a go. It kept falling down, even with assistance, it struggled to go anywhere but on the floor. On the floor, the kids wanted us to turn it off because it was so loud. Another down fall was the remote. It was not easy to steer for my 6 year old or his 11 year old cousin. We had to take it back and I don't recommend it especially for the price. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: too fast, no integration, too late leads Review: I got a copy of this from the public library. I am a non-certified group fitness instructor. The pace is too fast. Moreover, the moves are not introduced and integrated properly (it should slowly first and one by one, but they are rather fast and all at once) for the audience/followers. The fact that it needs to be 10 minutes is not a good excuse for this, either It can be done properly and integrated within 10 min. This could be very frustrating and even for me it is. I don't recommend it in this form. There are already much better examples than this, such as Janis Saffell's Quick Fix Total Cardio Kick (also 10min), which is much better. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative


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Title: A strangle little book Review: I've read other books by this author and liked them, especially "The Bear Went Over the Mountain." Perhaps I didn't read the emailed Amazon promo carefully enough because I had no idea that this book was written 35 years ago. It is a story of a druggie living in NYC in the '60s. Although I was part of that culture, I really didn't know anyone as deeply into weed as this character so it was hard to relate. Was the story supposed to be happy, funny, or just sad? It was hard to tell. And how DID the chorus get all those fans? Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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