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Title: Just okay Review: I was excited to try this as a few reviews were fairly positive. I put the DVD in the player and all of a sudden this Paris Hilton wannabe stands in front of the camera posing for every syllable. It was difficult to take and going further than that would have been cruel torture as this gal doesn't have much of a personality that seems genuine. She is a good dancer, I'll give her that and keeping up was difficult, but that is only because I am not a dancer. I am sure somebody could get a lot out of this DVD if they can get past her and the personality that she was trying to portray. All I know is, for me, in my opinion, I can tell if somebody is really wanting to make a difference in the lives of the viewer by getting them into shape and/or lose weight or if they are just in it to make a buck and stand there looking pretty for the camera. If it's not real and genuine, it's not for me. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: It is hard to stay off the wall Review: It is important that you watch your speed when going in to the corners because they are very rough on the cars. Make sure you listen to the spotter Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Readable, perhaps a little bit too much. Review: As all Penguin Classics, this translation is intended to be enjoyable by a modern reader with no knowledge of the Classical languages who wants to introduce him/herself to the Classical authors. Therefore the colorful cover and the emminently readable translation. However, the cover - a mythological mosaic of the Later Roman epoch - has nothing to do with the subject-matter, and the translation falls sometimes into unduly modernizing. There is a place where one speaks of the Roman "proletariat"?! Personally, I should prefer a translation that was readable but which made no attempt to give the impression of Ancient-Roman-society-very-much-alike-to-ours. But I must admit that, compared to, say, the Portuguese translation by Barreto Feio (a fine speciment of XIXth century prose, and enormously cumbersome to a modern reader) this trans. fares better. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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