input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Clearing the smoke! Review: After what has seemed an age, Smokie have shown that age does not diminish quality of the product!Even with a new lead singer (Mike Craft)- for both this and "Uncovered"- the distinctive Smokie sound remains!I particularly enjoyed"Every Time You Go Away","Only You", and the cover of the Jeff Lynne/Tom Petty song.."I Won't back Down"There is a certain intensity attached to the track "No Matter What"...but the best track of all..in my humble opinion..is"(I Just) Died In Your Arms Tonight"Mike Craft has come up trumps with "The Voice" of Smokie.Well done.And there is no stinting on quality on this CD either.Average track length is 4 mins, with track 5 approaching a full 5 minutes!Buy it...Now! Is this product review negative?
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input:  Now, answer this question: Title: A Mighty Shame I cant find in US format! Review: This is by far, and surprisingly my favorite tv show i have ever watched. since it's a uk television show i had to watch it on youtube. at first it seems very quirky and odd but not long after watching, it will captivate the viewer and you will not want to leave the boosh's side. the humor is amazing, sometimes dry, other times just straight out gonna-pee-my-pants funny. the first episode i saw was called "old greg", youtube it. i would recommend for anyone ages 14-45. it's adventurous and has an atmosphere of - well i cannot really pin point it, i just love the feeling i get from watching it. naboo is so funny, well all the characters are, really. i highly recommend this. Is this product review negative?
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input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Objects of Design from The Museum of Modern Art Review: MoMA canonized modern design as it did 20th-century art, and this anthology of pictures and expert texts highlights a collection of 3,708 objects that range in size from microchips to a helicopter. About a tenth of those are illustrated in nine thematic sections. Many are icons, but there are a few surprises, especially among recent acquisitions, where the inventive use of materials supplants functional beauty. Paola Antonelli, MoMA Curator of Architecture and Design, describes the collection as presenting a history of ideas and realizing a part of Alfred Barr's dream of a unity of the arts. She explains how the old selection criteria of truth and beauty have changed while retaining some of their old authority. It's comforting to know that relativism does not yet extend to firearms, making MoMA's collection a gun-free zone. (Michael Webb is the book reviewer for LA Architect magazine.) Is this product review negative?
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