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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Getting an edge Review: My daughter was always a little behind my son in the games they played. That's natural since she is younger but since getting this action replay it has her getting an edge. Great product, as described and is enjoyed by user. Answer:
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Positive

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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Poor instructions, risk damaging equipment Review: I purchased the Coby adapter because it was suggested to go with the folding Panasonic speakers that I also bought. The instructions where not clear, and I take any electronics classes in grade school so I know nothing of polarity. I took the one tip that fit into the speakers, flipped the switch to the suggested setting, and I got nothing but buzzing. I feared that I would be damaging the speakers, so I packed it up and returned it to Amazon. I trust that I will be refunded. Answer:
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Negative

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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Don't bother reading Review: I can sum up everything quickly for you: Muffy doesn't believe in toys, preschool, scrapbooking, gymboree or any modern convenience for you and your baby. If you are a mom interested in reading parenting magazines, attending baby play groups or enjoy treating your child to the new Leapfrog toy - don't read this as she sucks the enjoyment out of you. This book will not teach you anything, nor will you have a good laugh. It's not a confessional, it's her explanation of why her way is right. Answer:
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Negative

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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Where does faith enter the picture? Review: I should begin by pointing out that I only read the introduction, and the three chapters that looked as if they yielded any interest.This book deserves 2 stars because if you are a Chrisitan you may find it satisfying. However, the arguments presented are not sufficient. All the chapters are based upon the existence of God except the first one, which does a poor job of making a case. Many arguments here are wrought with falacious reasoning, and circular arguments are a plenty. I do not need to point out them out for they are easily spotted, and some are even contained within the chapters titles. There is no real reason here to believe in God, or believe that Chrisitanity is "the true path."The point that really pissed me off is that faith is never discussed. The discussion of faith, being irrational belief, is really an attempt to rationalize. If you want to read books about faith then read Kierkegaarde, not L.S. Answer:
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