Title: A great read Review: Church Folk was an enjoyable read. The characters were realistic and engaging. Theophillis was an example of what a minister should be while others seemed to be going crazy around him.The only missing element is that I didn't feel the story had a lesson as most Christian fiction does. I think Christian fiction should uplift and inspire while this only entertains.However it entertains extremely well. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Very Disappointing Review: I'm a big boxing fan and a big fan of Don Dunphy. I really looked forward to hearing these fights. However, I was very disappointed. The poor sound quality is excusable - you have to use the material that's available. What's not excusable to me is that only the highlights of the fights are presented. Instead this CD seems to be a promo for Bill Cayton. Before and after every round there is an announcement that this recording is brought to you by Bill Cayton. Someone should just put the entire recording of the fights on CD. That's what anyone really wants to hear, not constant promos. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Works great for the price. Review: Works great on my D90. I like the feel better than nikon's grip. The shutter button is perfect.It only gets 4 stars because of 2 reasons.1.) The 1700mah batteries don't last as long as nikon's 1500mah batteries.2.) One of the little locks that holds the batteries in place broke after 1 month of us. I have to hold it back with my finger to put a battery in. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Dew of Death: The Story of Lewisite Review: Having spent twenty eight years of my life in the Army I found myself thust into the arena of Nuclear, Biological and Chemical (NBC) Warfare. During my years of service I read everything I could get my hands on about NBC warfare. I don't know how I missed this book, but was eager to read it as Lewisite is still one of the chemical agents current forces are taught to protect against. Dew of Death follows the history of the creation of Lewisite, attributed to Winford Lee Lewis and others during the closing days of World War One. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in the learning the dangers associated with chemical warfare. It tends to be a bit technical at times, so the unknowledgeable might find it a bit tedious, but those in the know will be shocked at how this weapon came to be and how it remains a deadly substance in the 21st century. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
