Question: Title: here's how it shoulda gone Review: 1. you could be mine2. dust N' bones3. perfect crime(matter of taste )4. November rain5. civil war6. don't cry7. locomotive8. get in the ring(c'mon!!! it's a partay song)9. shotgun blues(very fun)10.yesterdays11.the garden12.dead horse13.coma14.estrangedokay, so this definatley wouldn't fit on one c.d, but oh well, they'll never make it, so who cares? Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Race to the sugar bowl Review: I would recommend that you read this book because it has a lot of suspense, action, and mystery. The Boudalaires race to the Grotto trying to beat Count Olaf and mysterious things happen on their journey. This is one of the best Series of Unfortunate Books, but not my favorite. It still is a good read. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: Now it's the legion's turn to talk Review: Dando-Collins' "Caesar's Legion" is a goldmine of information about the Roman military. A vivid episode shows just how important the eagle standard was to the Roman legionaries. Notes provide further reading and explain that the "miles classicus" is the equivalent of a modern marine, the "primus pilus" of a captain, etc. Dando-Collins explains almost every mile of Caesar's adventures in Britain and Gaul.However, the book is so densely packed with detail that within a line the legions may have traveled several hundred miles. Constant referring backwards or to the opening maps to visualize the troops' swiftly changing locations make it a difficult book to read carefully. For the military historian, occasional errors may be annoying.Pros: Well researchedEasy prose styleGood glossary, notes, and appendixCons: Factual ErrorsExhausting -- packed with detail upon detailStretches subject to fit book length Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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