Question: Title: Very useful! Review: I have ordered replacement mirrors because bumping my handlebars against door frames, walls, etc. cracked the mirror a few times. The mirror itself is very good, provides a clear vision, and can be adjusted a number of ways. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: I'm glad others know this is bad Review: I found it somewhat a relief to find out that others were criticizing this book. Just last night, I was about ready to give up on even studying becuase of that 'social heirarchy' question. What frustrated me is that the reasoning behind one of the WRONG answers could have just as easily applied to the RIGHT answer. Granted there are many well written questions and I allow for imperfections in 'simulations' and just move on but with this one I kept finding myself saying 'yeah, but what about...' etc. I seem to like Kaplan somewhat better after looking at it. I also have ordered the REAL LSATS which is what most people seem to be suggesting. I guess right now I don't know which study guide would be the best but I"m certain in NOT'S PRINCETON. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Stupid then, stupider now Review: David Peel and the Lower East Side are a not-so-gentle reminder that there are some relics of the 1960s that should stay missing. The most notable thing Peel and company ever did was aid and abet John Lennon in practically capsizing his street cred in 1972; thank goodness Lennon didn't get sucked under by them (even with all of his subsequent travails).If you absolutely HAVE to have this as a memento of the decidedly odd social history of that time, it's your money, go waste it. Otherwise, there are a ton more musical artifacts from that period that are loads better. Caveat emptor. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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