Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Love this cartoon!!! Review: Very funny, very clear, glad they were able to make it for the US DVD players. I love this cartoon. Answer:

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Bob Dylan: Inspirations Review: This is basically an itty-bitty coffee table book (oxymoron, no?) with very little content. Format: Picture and on each facing page a large print quote from Dylan. That's it. Not very many pages, either. If you are inclined to meditate upon each thing he ever said, this may be your book, but I would suggest something with a bit more substance. Answer:

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: ugh. . . Review: There are some good points in this book,1- Don't make man-hunting your life. of course the book then tells you to do the opposite but nevermind.2-It's scientifically proven that if you click in the first few seconds you will maintain a connection.3-Be Attractive. Flirt. Use what you got. Don't be shy.4-Stop worrying about the "future" of the "relationship"5-Go where men are.6-Feel good about yourself.Other than those points the book is complete jibberish and a waist of money. Her writing style is very silly and not worth your time. Sorry. Answer:

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Excellent show, but why 7 Discs? Review: So why are there 7 discs? I thought HD DVD and Blu-ray offered so much more content capcity than that of standard DVDs?!? Like I've said before; Just another tactic used by the studios to raise the MSRP ("Ooh, but it's a 7-disc set, so it must be worth $100!"). Gimme a break! Not only is HD DVD competing with Blu-ray (the better of the two), but unless BOTH formats start offering content at a more attractive price-point, the new high-definition media is going to fall right on it's face. Save yourself some cash and buy the standard DVD set or better yet, download the episodes from iTunes ($1.99 x 23 = $45.77, Wow! You save $50.00!). The only thing you'll be missing is a few lines of resolution and a flimsy cardboard box. Answer:

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