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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A fun read for perspective and history on business leaders Review: The writings of the business leaders of years ago can provide both some interesting perspective on how they set up their companies and a glimpse at the foundation of the practices that we've codified today. Reading this shows just how some of these people got ahead so far: they practiced business in ways that are only today becoming common.It's also interesting to get a more personal insight on some of these people. From religious extremists to elitists to people you wouldn't mind having live next door, these business leaders cover a wide range. These insight into their personal lives and beliefs also helps to explain why they were able to try out some of the practices they used, and in turn what corporate cultures they tend to be most successfully used in.But if you're looking for the most modern, polished, well-researched thought, this isn't the book for it. It's more of a historical look at business thought than a modern-day guidebook. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Jean Godfrey-June is the real deal Review: Jean Godfrey-June offers beauty advice that real women (even, gasp, working moms) can benefit from. Her monthly column in Lucky magazine is something I flip to first, with much anticipation, and she manages to cut through the hoo-ha of beauty marketing with both grace and humor. Equally admirable in my book, she makes trenchant observations about the crossover products -- those products one buys for your children or other members of your family that can be re-used for yourself. In this way, her guidance marries the best of the women's magazine ilk (do it cheaper or more efficiently) with the heady fashion forward tone of Lucky. I love going to Target with her column in hand, and buying 60% of what appears in any given month. And when she does reccomend a pricier item, I have full confidence that it will not disappoint. I think it's entirely possible that she is beauty's fairy godmother for every woman (and baby, teen, and man, to boot). Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Let me off Review: I am in pain! Forget that it doesn't fit logically let alone ideologically with the Thomas series. It is just a really horrible movie. Disjointed, blues cluesy at points, but not consistently anything but bad.In Sodor all the trains learn life lessons by making mistakes. They all have their flaws, but none are evil. They always have a chance to make it right. What's up with one evil engine? Scary, and pointless- no moral lesson here. And magic gold dust? The biggest discussion that I can have with my 3 children regarding this movie is, "If an evil train ever gives you trouble, grab some gold glitter and toss it in the air"? Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: One-Great-Album Wonder Review: What a great start! This album earned Asia 3 hits ("Heat of the Moment", "Only Time Will Tell", and "Sole Survivor"). It featured the experimental side of the band members' "alma matters" Yes(Steve Howe and Geoff Downes, sorry, I only heard 1 song from the Buggles!), ELP (Carl Palmer, who would comment that he preferred playing shorter songs like on this album), and King Crimson (John Wetton). That, combined with the techno-pop sound, this band had potential! The chenistry worked, at least for this album (on the next album, the potential was greater than the execution, and personell changes such as Greg Lake temporarily replacing Wetton in the midst of the tour and Howe leaving shortly after). But let's remember this 1 great moment for the band! And most of this album sounds as good as did when we found ourselves in '82! (like the hits mentioned above and songs like "One Step Closer" "Here Comes the Feeling", and "Time Again") Answer:
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