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Title: Don't Buy This DVD--Yet Review: Do not buy this until MGM changes the soundtrack back to it's original--i.e.Eurithmics--soundtrack, the movie will be a shadow if it's former self. This is, however, a beautiful movie. Do yourself a favor and buy the Eurithmics CD version of the sound track. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

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Title: Good coffee, but unreliable Review: I had my first Cuisinart coffee maker in 2008. It made great coffee, and I liked the programmable feature and automatic shutoff. It died (pump) in 2010. I replaced it with a Hamilton Beach unit, and the same thing happened..it died after about 11 months, and the coffee was okay, not great. So I went back to another Cuisinart, and it died about a month ago. Cuisinart makes great coffee, but the coffeemaker is unreliable. For the money I spent, I would think the coffeemaker would last longer. I'm making coffee the old fashioned way now; a melitta cone and filter. Yeah, I miss having the coffee already made when I get up, but I'm not going to buy another one. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

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Title: Gericke scores a hit! Review: Rookie cop Emily Thompson knows someone wants her dead; bodies are turning up with links to her, links that track back to her childhood. But the bodies are getting closer, and Emily knows the killer is shooting to make his move on her birthday, only a few days away. Can she outfox him and remain alive, or will this killer win the final game?Shane Gericke has penned a page turner that will keep you up until the wee hours of the night. His writing sparkles, flows like water over worn rock. Smooth. But with suspense that will drive you to turn those pages. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive

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Title: Wonderful life-affirming chronicle. Review: The Autobiography is a wonderful life-affirming chronicle of one man's suffering for his spiritual belief. Excellently written and very reminiscent of the equally wonderful "THE Autobiography of Jesus of Nazareth and the Missing Years" by Richard G. Patton. Both these book have extraodinary parallels, with both men questioning their fundamental beliefs, when faced with physical extinction. Palden Gyatso's book is set in modern times but rings of antiquety, Patton's inspired offering is 2000 years old - yet you can virtually feel Jesus breath down the back of your neck! Both these books are essential reading, since they portray people faced with ultimate spiritual dilemmas - and oddly - both set against the background of the Himalayas. Highly recommended Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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