Ques: Title: Sub par Review: The book is easy to read and is humorous with the sarcastic remarks but is really sub par when it comes to substance. It doesn't adequately cover enough topics and doesn't provide enough detail. It's more like a series 65 for dummies. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: It's all true! This is nothing but a death trap. Review: What you've read and heard is all true. This product does nothing for you except offer discomfot, light-headedness, nauseousness, and utter disappointment. I bought mine a year ago in Lubbock, Texas; and all I can tell you is that I have not experienced any beneficial side effects from using this particular unit.Ever since I bought that thing and used it in my dorm and apartment each day, I've had nothing but problems with my heart (which I think is due primarily to use of the Ionic Pro). My doctor advised me to stop using it immediately, and guess what, after a few months the pain in my heart stopped. This thing worries me so much that I will never buy anything "ionized" or releases "ozone" particles into the air ever again - period. Please, everyone, don't even consider purchasing this.You will only be asking for severe health problems. An absolute waste of money! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: Broken in days; same troublesome plastic part as others have noticed Review: We bought the white version from Bed Bath and Beyond. We experienced the same quality issues as many other reviewers have noted. After a few days, it would not reliably latch onto cans, and finally the plastic piece behind the metal gears snapped off and launched across the room. Took it back to the store for a refund, and will not buy Cuisinart small appliances again! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: Massively Overrated Review: This book is a classic example of how good editorial style masks the flaws of poor writing. The thought leadership in Blink could fill a postcard--at most a sheet of note paper, if you wrote in big, loopy cursive. But Gladwell's anecdotes are entertaining (if loosely tied to the premise) and his prose clips along (if repetitively), making for a mildly entertaining read.The first half of "Blink" is about why you should trust your instincts (the orchestra story). The second half is about why you shouldn't (the Amadou Diallo story). And very little effort is made to reconcile this self-canceling arrangement. As for the promised "how to improve" and "how to overcome" sections, they largely fail to materialize.On a positive note, the book is self-fulfilling in one way. My first thought when I saw Blink is that it was another phatic suit-narcotic. Now that I've read it, I can confirm empirically that my instinct was correct. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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