Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: basic apple and potato peeler Review: I'm 80 and not to sharp..couldn't figure out how to use it..my kids are all grown and away...so I'm stuck with this ..would like to return it and get the real simple one ..if that's possible..please let me know..thank you Answer:
Answer: Negative

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Gotta have it. Review: SECRETS OF A FREELANCE WRITER by Bob Bly is a bit of rehash. Yes, I know, this is a thrid edition and is supposed to be an updated rehash, but there is also a lot of content here from some of Bly's other books, such as The Copywriter's Handbook. The thing is, there is also enough new and valuable content here to make this another "must read" for copywriters.This book also very closely mirrors Peter Bowerman's Well-Fed Writer with much of the same content. That's not necessarily a bad thing and just adds confirmation to the advice being given.I wont begin to talk about what you might take away from this book. Different people are going to take away different ideas. But suffice it to say, you WILL learn a lot here. Even though this plate has leftover vegetables, the meat is hot off the grill. Answer:
Answer: Positive

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: 3 Laws Secure. Right! Review: Will Smith plays a robot-hating policeman in Chicago in the future. He not only does not like robots but he doesn't trust them either. But then a suicide at US Robotics gets him involved in a case that involves a strange robot. Smith is convinced that the suicide was actually a murder and the strange robot is guilty.Smith has a hard time getting anyone on the force or at US Robotics to listen to him. Plenty of action and a pretty well laid out plot move Smith to his final confrontations with the robots and his own feelings for them.Based loosely on a series of short stories in the collection I, ROBOT by Isaac Asimov, fans of the rest of his work will see that some of the later Robot novel ideas also come into play. There are also shadowings of Jack Williamson's HUMANOIDS. This movie was better than I expected it to be based on the action-driven previews. All in all it was quite entertaining and relatively true to Asimov's robot stories. Answer:
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