Title: good tools Review: another great made in usa product! armstrong makes good tools! great quality,tough! iuse these tools every day with no complaints. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Heroic and Painfully Real Review: I read the 'Lovely Bones' before reading 'Lucky' and I must admit that I was initially skeptical reading 'Lucky.' However, Sebold's account of the rape and her experience reveals that she is strong, yet human. The effects of the experience lingered with her long after it occured. In addition, it is quite enlightening to see how her personal experience may have influenced her "fictional" writing in the 'Lovely Bones'. What a therepeutic mechanism for overcoming such a devestating event! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Not waterproof and very bulky. Review: Why would you call an ipod case H20 Outdoor case if it's NOT waterproof? I'm glad I only spent $7 on this thing, because I would have been mad if I spent the $80 it cost back when it first came out. It's bulky, the wheel works erratically, and it's not waterproof. It would be easy to find a way better case than this. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Ending is a child's trick Review: Shreve isn't the first to employ the backwards telling of a love story, despite the reviewers who call this "unique." It isn't. It's a ripoff of Harold Pinter's technique in "Betrayal," also the story of an obsessive affair, and was also used by Martin Amis in his novel about the Holocaust.Shreve is a good writer but her books ALWAYS have disappointing endings; in "The Pilot's Wife" it's a sappy and unconvincing romance; in "Fortune's Rock's" it's a convenient and unconvincing pregnancy. But this one is just ridiculous, it's nothing more than a cheap, childish trick.This is my last Shreve novel. I keep giving her a chance to live up to her own promise, and she never does. Feh. Into the dustbin with this, and never again! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
