Question: Title: Save your money. Review: The book is incredibly dry, seems she spends more time cutting and pasting sources than actually putting any of her own thoughts into the book. If you want to get the good stuff out of this book, go to the library and read chapters four and five.Avoid reading anything else unless you have nothing but time on your hands. I was very upset that she fails to turn an accusing eye on her own secret society - hypocrite.You can thank me for saving you 15 bucks now. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Danco Faucet Repair Kit Review: Product matched up prerfectly as the replacement for the worn out one. It installed easily and work as it was intended. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: Oh, how the mighty have fallen Review: NAV used to be one of the best anti-virus packages out there. It's disappointing to see just how bad it's become. I get this free through the university that I work at, but I still uninstalled and paid money for a different package. Major problems include:1) It's a *hugh* resource hog. My computer was pretty much worthless for at least a minute after login due to NAV's virus scanning.2) Buggy. I had different problems with it on two different installs. One time, Windows had to keep killing off some "missing virus definition" process after logout. This happened even after doing Live Update. On another install, I had problems right clicking on any file or folder without NAV hanging.3) Difficult to use. The control panel just left me scratching my head.Stay away from this, and go with Kasperski instead. You won't be dissappointed. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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