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Title: Not impressed with acne claims Review: I don't have sensitive skin and had no problem tolerating the product, but I didn't see any difference with my acne. My pores may be smaller now, but it's hard to tell. I wouldn't purchase it again. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Strenght in characters without unrealistic abilities. Review: This was the first Romance novel I read. A co-worker gave me the book and told me to stop laughing at her reading material and give Romance novels a chance. As my co-worker suspected, I enjoyed this book. However, I am sorely disappointed when I look for new McNaught titles; they are few and far between. I am pleased that Ms. McNaught doesn't mass produce so-so books. This is a rare treat. Give me qualilty over quantity. I have passed this book along to several other people to enjoy, and like me, they were enthralled. I hope that Ms. McNaught has a new book on the horizon. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: So, where did the Paleolithic get their flaxseed oil from? Review: This one little detail completely invalidates this specific book. I believe in the paleolithic diet as being extremely healthy, BUT the recommendation on fats is just bizarre, if one is buying the premise of paleolithic man's diet as being the most healthy and therefore the one we should follow. Where did the Paleolithic farm their flax? Where did they extract the oil from? Where were their orchards of olive trees?Additionally, there is the little detail that heating flaxseed oil is a big no-no, something I thought everyone knew. Oops. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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