Title: Who says you can't get a decent meal in Venice? Review: Have been to Venice previously, going again next month. I compared this to other dining guides, and find it much the best. The authors aren't just steering you to mainline places, but off the beaten path, where the locals eat (much more fun!) Some of the reviews are enough to make you hungry themselves. Descriptions of the restaurants are helpful, as well as the directions for finding them (although wandering about lost is more fun in Venice than just about anywhere else I've ever been!) Looking forward to exploring some of their suggestions. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: WRONG MP3 Review: Really like this album. I even liked it more after I got the correct one. Be advised that the MP3 Album download associated with this album by Daniel Powter is NOT the one you will get if you buy the mp3 album to download. You will get a self-titled album called "Daniel" by Daniel. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: I try and try Review: This is one of those few games that I purchased, played a few times and just put away for good. It's way too slow (I have a dual Athlon 1.8 gig processor box, what do you need a Cray?). You always have the feeling that the "AI" is nothing but a random number generator (I don't how many times I've seen a guy with an ax kill a more experienced guy with a machine gun).Plus they keep releasing patches and I keep finding bugs. I personally am giving up on the Civ3 series (and as an aside to other comments, I didn't like Empire Earth either). Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Yuck--no $avings here. Review: In our quest to save energy and cost, we bought a 5 pk of the Feit 40w eqiv. for our 5 bulb vanity light strip. When one of the orig regular bulbs burned out, we replaced it. And again. We tested the socket by swapping bulbs, placing the Feit in another socket. Yup. And again. And again. And again. We've now used all 5 and the other original four are still going strong---not one of them has burned out. Saving energy? Don't know. I would think that it took more energy and resources to make the flourescents that are now trash. Cost? Whoa. That was an expensive experiment. We're stocking up on regular bulbs now. Stay "green". Don't buy these. Sorry. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
