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Title: McGuire Nicholas 22382 Review: I purchased these knee pads expecting them to be very similar to the ones I had been using for 18 months and had worn out. These are extremely cheap versions of what was advertised. The gel pads are thin and and they are not placed properly. This plus the fact that my previous knee pads were designed to be worn on a particular leg and these are not even though the ad shows a R for right leg. Very disappointed. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative

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Title: 1*2*3* Rent, Don't Buy This Canker-Blossom Review: 1 Star for the DVD, 2 for the director, 3 for the cast: I originally saw this for a Shakespeare in film class at U.C. Berkeley 20 years ago, and it's a ashamed that copy wasn't borrowed for this transfer. But even a clean copy wouldn't help this poorly edited "art" film. Hall was definitely trying to aspire to arty French and Italian films of the time, but it doesn't work. As for the acting, the women are great - the men cardboard. Helen Mirren's first major film role as Hermia is fun to watch as is Diana Rigg's Helena. It's also pretty fun to see a 35-year-old Judi Dench as the bare-breasted Titania. Ian Holm is way over the top as Puck and a future playing villians is apparent when you see David Warner's attempt as the fair hero and lover. Mirren's second romp in the forest as Titania in the 1981 BBC production is far superior. Buy that one, then rent this to compare the two for fun. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative

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Title: A riot! Review: Evanovich writes in a style that makes her Stephanie Plum novels, well, 'boogie' is a good word <g> and that skill is pretty rare. Rockets along. Enjoyable characters. Love it! Is the review positive or negative?
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Positive

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Title: Moon Pool and cave diving Review: I bought this book without very high expectations, because it was apparently published originally as a mass-market paperback. But I'd been told it had a hi-tech cave-diving theme, and it did turn out to mention several cave-divers I know. (But the scene is really a flooded mine.) It's not a mystery; you find out whodunit on the first page of the first chapter. I guess it's a suspense thriller. I found it readable, but the author's inclusion of lots of unnecessary facts in an effort to show off his research skills did get a bit tiresome. The author is better at technology than character development. Is the review positive or negative?
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