Question: Title: Did not Meet my Needs Review: I was very disappointed by this product and plan to return the item. Their are no instructions as to how to attach my speaker wire. I had to contact the manufacturer to get instructions and the person I spoke with also had a hard time figuring out how to make the attachment. Between the two of us - "we think we figured it out." However the biggest problem is the pins are too long. When I plug the wire into my speaker splitter box, there is too much of the plug sticking out so the plug is not held firmly. I bought these because of the price compared with other similar plugs but I guess I will have to pay more to get what I want. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Planned obsolescence: Avoid Review: These brushes work fine, but the total operating cost is high due to planned obsolescence of:(1) expensive brush heads wear out fast, and(2) the little rubber blue-green on/off button wears out after about two years of use, leaving a gaping hole in the device handle, which causes the device to fail if exposed to waterThis is a known quality control issue that Philips chooses not to address. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Very Superficial Review: "The Servant" is certainly a best-seller in every country where it is marketed. However, the book is too superficial and its teachings are somewhat obvious, provided that serving is the very basic principle on leading others. Besides, all but everything in the book is not new, so that I had a deja vu feeling on reading it. Incidentally, many books like "The Servant" sell quite well and are not good (for instance, "Who Moved My Cheese" is one of them). Actually, I purchased "The Servant" because of its reputation. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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