Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Very useful Review: This is the perfect starter for anyone wanting to start praying the liturgy of the hours. The only thing I was not a fan of was the way the office of readings was set up in this one. I have since moved onto the 4 volume set and the office os readings are a lot easier to follow. But over an exellent piece. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Terrible Review: If you thought you found the perfect album with most of Peter Cetera's hits, you're in for utter dissapointment. Don't let it happen to you. Most of these songs are LIVE and the disclaimer appears in fine print on the back of the album. You won't see the warning anywhere else, not even on the front cover where it should be. This album is just a shame for such a great artist. You'll be better off buying the original albums where all these songs appear or simply waiting for a "Greatest Hits" album that's worth your money. Don't waste it here. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: The BEST!!! Review: After receiving this book I read it straight through in 2 days. Absolutely the best information for any trainer. Robert does a tremendous job of detailing just about everything a trainer needs to know. I highly recommend this book. I also purchased 2 other books at the same time - I probably won't even read those now. Get it - you WILL enjoy it! Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: So Bad... Review: In fanfiction circles, the book's main character, Corran Horn, is amazingly popular. After attempting to read this novel, I am completely *mystified* as to why. This book is so poorly written that I couldn't even finish it. Corran is inexcusably arrogant. He insults, puts down, and otherwise undermines everyone in Kevin J Anderson's Jedi Academy Trilogy (particularly Luke), any chance he gets.I *much* prefer JAT to this crap. Not only does Corran have an ego that's limitless, he also comes off as a player that cares precious little for his *wife*. Total fail. If I could I'd give I, Jedi a zero, it's that excruciating. Answer:
