input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: A great read for those who love travel writing with dry wit Review: What travel writing should be. History, observation and quirky encounters and tales woven together to create a unique form of story telling. With humor as dry as the Sahara the author reveals the unique history, people, geography and climate of Patagonia. This guy makes Paul Thoroux read like Fromer's Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: what the... Review: dude i literally took this gun to my roof and dropped it off. and can u believe it broke?!!! omg... besides that this gun is o.k. i was aiming outside my window and shot an old dude. lol he dropped dead. haha get the gun dude. just dont drop it off a 4 story house cause it might brake. i know guns. i haved a 99.99 fps in school. me smart buy dis guan. but rememb er do not drop from 4 stories. this gun goes 83 gpa. i love it!!! Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Enough already with the mystery allusions! Review: I'm in the minority here -- I hated this book. I never really warmed up to Annie and Max, perhaps because I hadn't read earlier books in the series (although I loved mother-in-law Laurel). But I just couldn't take all of the allusions to other mysteries -- sometimes several times in one paragraph. I only finished the book because I had it with me on a long airplane trip, and even at that I set it aside for a discarded Harlequin romance right in the middle of the mystery. Answer:
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