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Title: Don't waste your $$$ on the Nuvi 200 - Buy a TomTom One instead! Review: This overpriced product suffers from an awkward interface, a dim screen, and a very limited feature set. I also find the routing capabilities far too limiting.I've traded in my 200 for a TomTom One and couldn't be more thrilled - it costs less (amazon running a blowout sale for $199), fits more easily in a pocket, and has bluetooth connectivity for handsfree calling. In addition it also has mapsharing capabilities which (theoretically) ensure that maps are constantly up to date, though I haven't had a chance to put that feature through its paces. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: this book is great Review: Forget Ron Burgundy's review. This is a great book. Real people, real houses - not impossible to live with Architectural Digest layouts. One of the few books I have seen that shows everyday (almost - these are sort of trendy ie bohemians of the title) people in their own homes. Ms. Bestor includes not only Silver Lake but the surrounding areas like Atwater and Echo Park to give a glimpse of the entire area. As for the inclusion of shops and restaurants that Mr. Burgundy so disliked - this is the world Ms. Bestor knows and has included in her book of Silverlake so the reader can acknowledge Silver Lake as a whole, not just a series of houses. If that (famed architectural houses) is what you want buy a book on Neutra or Schindler. If you want a taste of the real Silver Lake, but this. PS - I don't know any of these people so my review has no hidden motive. Is the review positive or negative?
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Positive


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Title: Book of Pain Review: This book will serve as an inspiration to all aspiring writers. The fact that someone actually published this thing means that there is hope for us all. House of Pain is awful on just about every level. The characters are unrealistic; the motives silly and juvenile; the dialog clunky and downright stupid. Trite and superificial all come to mind when I think of this book (which I try not to do). At the end of the day this book is an insult. Giron is a phoney... she wants to be a writer but doesn't write. I think the fact that the plot (if you could call it that) lent itself to creepy cover art and an interesting blurb are the only reasons this thing was published. Anyone who praises this book -- anyone -- is lying out of some ulterior motive, such as: they are the writer's friend or they know their own work is just as bad and hope somebody will reciprocate by being merciful on them. Is the review positive or negative?
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