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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: It Sucks Review: I have tried to load this game for months and I finally gave up!It made me so upset I had a nervous breakdown and was admitted to a mental ward, Where they put me in a padded room wearing a straight jacket, I'm O.K. now, as long as I take my medication Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Not what I expected Review: My family is pretty into this movie- We've got the leg lamps, ornaments, shirts, PJ's, you name it- we got it. So wqhen I saw this board game I knew it would be perfect for my husband- He received the pink bunny PJS the year before. When the game came it was low quality and very boring to play. The actual rules and game set up were far too complicated and we ended up playing our own way. If it weren't for the bizarre set up this may have ranked higher from us but it just didn't deliver. next time I will pony up more money for a better quality game. Oh- and the questions were either too easay or freakishly hard. Not a lot of gray area for normal people (People who only watch this movie at christmas as opposed to year round such as my family full of uber fans)! Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Heartwarming Review: Louisa May Alcott's 'Little Women' is one of the most captivating and heartfelt stories I have ever read. This is the story of four sisters, living at an unstable time in American history, who learn to overcome poverty and selfish wants to become mature and accomplished women. Their triumphs will bring a smile to your face, while their trials will bring you tears. The March sisters will win their way into your mind and heart, and their story is one you will not soon forget. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Adds the "Chicago" groove to your favorite yultide tunes! Review: Overall, it's fun to hear how Chicago has taken and reworked popular Christmas tunes. Some with great success, others only moderately so. "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" features Bill Champlin on vocals, and the great brass arrangements Chicago is known for. Also especially good is "Let It Snow" with brass player Lee Loughnane taking lead vocals -- a great arrangement, and maybe a guy who needs to sing more oftern; it's terrific. Some, like "O come All Ye Faithful," "Silent Night" and "God Rest Ye Merry Genltlemen" don't fare as well, partially due to Jason Scheff's screetchy vocals -- they might have done well to have taken them all down musically about a third. For Chicago fans, it's a "must own" - for others, not as adept to the band, think about it. Answer:
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