Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Bill Hicks rip off. Review: Dennis Leary is a fake poser. Leary stole Hicks personality and material to market it himself. Bill Hicks is the real deal, Leary sucks. Answer:

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Gloves for rowing Review: I use these gloves for competitive rowing.I recognize that this is not the intended use of this product.They work great, provide good grip on the oars (wood or plastic handle), the grip is good even when they got wet from sweat or from the splashing water.I went through at least 15 pairs in the last couple of years, and I many friends teammates and competitors learned to use them too.They are particularly useful for longer rowing practices and races, and essential for a marathon race.No more blisters!They last longer in sculling, and somewhat less sweep rowing.My only issue, that some of them open up at the seam after a few hours of rowing, while others last much longer. This is the only reason I give them 4 stars: those that last should be marked by 5 stars. Answer:

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Cheap --- Worthless Review: I have been through two warranty units on this card so far, so it must be the company.I got the first one to work with my camera for about a week before it spontaneously erased all of my data with a reformat. The second card lasted a couple of days, and the third did it to me the other day (I was using it as a backup because of the problems).No problems whatsoever with Sandisk or Ultra cards by the way, so it's not the camera.Take the vow & repeat after me --- "Worthless media, no matter how cheap, is still worthless, and is not to be purchased." Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Can't Trust Review: Bought the 80 Gig for my daughter, USB 2.0. She transferred most of her image library and it died. Ah yes, the not so familiar, but easily recognizable clink of the dead drive. Made in Singapore, but no name on the hard drive unit. I would say don't waste your money, but in this case, don't lose your memories. Buy a brand name. Answer:

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