Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Love it Review: Soup is one of my favorite foods and this book has a nice variety of soups. The instructions are easy and all the soups I've made have turned out great. Answer:
Ans: Positive

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Just didn't do it Review: Again, another failed attempt at a racing game. Crazy Taxi gets boring really quickly and then you really have no where else to go and you end up bringing this one to your local Funcoland or Game Stop and trade it in for something else.The graphics are excellent and for the 5 minutes that it lasts, the game is fun but as soon as that 5 minutes is up, I wouldn't count on anything else to expect in this game.When will they come out with a racing game similar to Road Rash? Atleast in Road Rash, there's a lot more competition and you actually have to deal with the elements and environment around you. I can recall several times where I just drove across a park to get where I needed to go. Again, not very fun and an unfortunate thumbs down. Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: its cool Review: well i got this scrapbook when i was like 9.. its is and ok scrapbook but the materials waste really fast Answer:
Ans: Positive

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Ambrose out of his element Review: Stephen Ambrose has a great talent in getting to the "crux" of matters relating to history - providing an overall view of the strategy behind goals while providing a realistic and gritty view of the actions of average people making the strategy into reality. I have read most of his books on WWII and "Undaunted Courage". In this (Railroad) book, he doesn't seem to feel the same affinity for the average people that he has shown in his previous works. It's as if he read the Cliff Notes and wrote a book based on the notes. No true feeling for the work and iniative of the nameless folk (read the actual workers - Irish and Chinamen) comes through. He does a fair job on describing the few men with the true vision, but overall the work lacks heart. Answer:
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