Ques:Title: Surprise! Alive and clicking Review: The case looks good and its durable. But, if you use the alarm/appointment reminder or inadvertently turn the palm on while its in your pocket--watch out. The cover presses on the buttons on the bottom. Even in my suit jacket pocket, with very little pressure on the case, it will start paging through the calendar, draining the battery. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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Ques:Title: Sorry I wasted my time. Review: Neil Gaiman wrote a fairy tale in a fairy tale vernacular, a huge deviation from other works (that I actually enjoyed) like American Gods and Neverwhere and even the Sandman comic series. I realize it's probably a typical fairy tale, but I can't help comparing it with the likes of Tad Williams and Gregory Maguire and Gaiman's other books. This one was written as though it was for small children (and then you get a sex scene and once a well-placed four-letter word, which were both just weird). It was as episodic as The Wizard of Oz, and the coincidences were so unbelievable that they had me rolling my eyes in places. Gaiman is usually a creative genius. What happened? Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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Ques:Title: tyco is ok but they RIP YOU OFF!!! Review: my mom bot me shell shocker for x mas but on the box it did say you needed the $30.00 battery pack but on the back in small ryting so my mom asked the store cleark if you neended anymore parts she said no of course (tyco probly turned her into a servent)but luckuly we went to superstore today and they just got the chargers in so i bot one but in the end shell shocker is really fun Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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Ques:Title: The Woman at the Washington Zoo Review: This is a collection of the writings of a highly regarded columnist for the Washington Post, Marjorie Williams, who died of liver cancer suddenly at the age of 48. She brings her wit, insight and intelligence to bear on her experience of diagnosis, illness, treatment, and the impact on her family. Her account of the insensitivities of the modern medical system, and the frustrations of explaining and managing a fatal disease are poignant and often funny. Her observation, early on, that "you can say the wrong thing" to someone diagnosed with serious illness is a clear reminder of how difficult it is to be sick in our work-driven society, and what pain simple bad manners can inflict.The book is full of insights about the experience of being ill - for those who are themselves suffering through illness, or the loved ones of those diagnosed and being treated with a serious illness, these writings provide a wonderful companion. I would highly recommend it. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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