Ques:Title: Great Game Review: Just finished this game, years after it was released. I was always on the fence about buying this game, you can get it very cheap here on amazon. I highly recommend it! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Title: Good value as an add-on. Not as nice as the stainless version Review: I picked this up as an add-on item to substitute for the stainless version. It seems like pretty good quality for what it is. I have yet to test the dishwasher safeness of either but plan on it. I do wish that these had the replaceable brush head like some of their other products. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Title: Cheap Price, Cheap Quality Review: I got these highlighters because I am in school and need to differentiate different parts of what I am reading. After using them only a few times, most of them have started to leak from the tip and get highlighter ink all over my hands! I've resorted to carrying around a napkin in my pencil bag with me so I can wipe them off before I use them in order to avoid the mess. Because they're so cheap I won't bother to return them, but when these run out, I'll be spending the few extra dollars for some highlighters that won't leave my hands looking like I just went finger painting. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: New sound, still great Review: This CD is quite a shift from Josh's previous work, with a mix of lighter, radio-friendly tracks, african-infused a cappella, and a closing song that's a jazz/alternative collaboration with Herbie Hancock. Most of the songs are in Enlish, which will appeal to the less classically-inclined fans, while Josh's vocals are as strong as ever. The opening track "Mai" sounds like it was written for the opening scene of an epic film (very powerful vocals, great sound). "You are loved," "February Song," and "Now or Never" will probably be the most sucessful on popular radion stations, while "So She Dances" sounds like a new take on mood music from the 1940's ballroom scene. My personal favorites, "Lullaby" and "Weeping," both with Ladysmith Black Mambazo, show a verastility of sounds that wasn't present on Josh's earlier albums. Overall, another great CD from Josh. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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