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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Second verse, same as the first Review: Of the stories, the first two are very strong, the third and fifth are comfortable, but the 4th fails it's narra <STRANGLE>(Ha ha.)Kids will laugh. Then act out the stories for weeks.This is the second book of Johnny Mutton stories. If you loved the first, you'll love this. (If you haven't read the first, there are very few better ways to spend $.) Proimos is not quite as potty-funny as Dav Pilkey, nor as innocently charming as Olivier Dunrea. But he's close. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: What the heck??? Review: What is Fourplay thinking?? "Instead of doing the things our fans want to hear, let's go off the deep end" Wow! This is the worst Fourplay CD I've heard! Yes, Please and Elixir are the best ones whil;e Heartfelt seemed like they were going in a different direction. Journey proves that! Now that X has come out, it's like they never changed after Yes, Please!...Do yourself a favor and skip this one...get Yes, Please or Elixir instead! Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Save your money. Review: David Kearns, the actual author of this hound, has produced another of his yawners. He's pointlessly snide and irritating - viz, his insistence on "octet" where anyone else would call eight bits a "byte"- but at least he's incomplete: he essentially ignores Linux, gives the cold-shoulder to Unix, and is flat wrong in his limited knowledge of MacOS. This falls somewhat short of most definitions of "Complete", especially with the rapid growth of Linux as a low-cost network server alternative. If you're new to networking, you may get the impression this book is over your head. It isn't. It is incomplete, irritating, and wrong. Keep looking. Answer:
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