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Title: Instructional? Yeah, right! Review: This is far from an instructional video. It is more like a documentary of, "Look what I did?" from this professional photographer. I'm busy enough with my own photography than to watch a video of someone with unlimited resources. Nikon you owe me a REAL instructional video. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Sounds like something I've read before... Review: Now don't get me wrong, but this book has been done. It's called to Ride a Silver BroomStick. I just found that I didn't really learn that much new information and it sounded a lot like her other books. That made it difficult to read because I felt like I knew what was coming.I truely believe that every Pagan should read at least one of her books... but they get a bit repetitive after a while. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

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Title: Slim pickings Review: Alex Belth's "Stepping UP" is slim pickings. It is a sportswriter's cursory portrait of Flood sacrificing his career for the benefit of all players suffering from the restrictions of baseball's reserve system. It is a creampuff light example of what can be done without real research, and it is full of errors--major character's names misspelled, a reference to small claims court when the venue was federal district court, and much more. For a serious book about Flood, see Brad Snyder's "A Well-Paid Slave," and for a challenge to both books, see Stuart L. Weiss, "The Curt Flood Story: The Man Behind the Myth," due in April from the University of Missouri Press. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Can't imagine anyone finds this usable Review: This device has an annoying thermostat that keeps turning on and off - not mentioned in the product description. It has a light on in the front that is permanently on as long as the power cord is connected - it does not tell you if the coil has switched off. The only way to tell is to keep checking below your pan if the coil is red hot or not. It then waits till the coil completely cools down before it decides to come on again. I find this completely unusable if you're doing anything that requires constant heat. If you're toasting burgers or buns or cooking vegetables, you will find that it takes a phenomenally long time because of this constant switching on and off. Food also cooks unevenly because of this. The only good thing about this is that it is light and compact. If you're heating only water or boiling soup, maybe it might be ok, but otherwise I can't recommend this product to anyone. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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