Ques:Title: not so great Review: I had to get this twice. Both times the plastic shaft was cracked.The birds never seem to find the seeds until I removed the shelter part. The squirrel proof worked fine - squirrels didn't seem to get to the seeds. I tried for inexpensive and that is what I got. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: OK if you need a self help crutch or have never heard of prayer beads Review: I was disappointed by this book and that takes a lot for me. It contains lots of stories on bead strings the authors have made for every cause you could think of. I found very little use for the tiny sections on color, numbers, amulets, and shapes. They contained little information of value--much less than a five minute romp on Google.Much, if not all the information seemed to be geared to troubled women and children. Great if you are one, and if you are this is the book for you.For the rest of the readers who have lives that pretty much function and are looking to make a tool to add to your spirituality and complement your meditative practices, look else where. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: cheap knock-off of Bridget Jones' Diary Review: unoriginal drivel that tries so hard to match the fresh voice and wit of Helen Fielding's wonderful Bridget Jones' Diary ....and fails miserably. Whereas BJD was funny and quirky, this novel was dull with a few funny antedotes here and there, but not enough to save this book. Too bad Bank tried to mimic Fielding in most of the book, and only shows a glimpse of her own literary voice... maybe next time she will be braver. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: Not up to the usual Blue Guide standard Review: In general, one can trust the Blue Guide series to be accurate, precise and informative; this guide to Istanbul, one the other hand, is a disgrace to the series: I have just returned from a short trip having noted over twenty mistakes (about two a day!). These mistakes range from incorrect phone numbers for hotel and restaurants (at least three, but still excusable) to missing hotels, to unscholarly, opinionated blather about how Turks are choosing to develop their city (utterly inexcusable from an author with Freely's scholarly pretensions). In short, avoid this book! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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