Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Negative reaction Review: These lace up boots have caused severe blisters and bruises. i am trying to return them after having worn them for one day. They're worthless, make my feet sweat (faux-leather upper), and are absolutely the worst pair of shoes i have ever purchased. Please, if value your feet, do not buy shoes online and do not buy kenneth cole reaction. Answer:
Answer: Negative

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Music.... ? Review: hello, the name is Bob. I like Music. my thoughts on the album... lets just say I hope this band gets left in the last milenium. arent we all just bored of anti-society, anti-everythng lyrics with more electronic music than some rap. All the members of Limp Bizkit fans should be asked who Pink Floyd is, I know that i would be amused at the answers. if you like all the hype and the rank image this album(and the other one) represents then knock yourself out, I LIKE MUSIC, I hope you do too. Answer:
Answer: Negative

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Identity Crisis Review: It is interesting that most, if not all, of the 5-star reviews below appear to be written by the author's? aliases. For instance, the Oct. 7, Oct, 20, both Oct 22 reviews, and the Nov. 4 review all currently originate from X Moore from "John Rasheed", although in the past they've all shown London or Cape Town origin as "John Rasheed" sought to cover his tracks."Mr. Gagan Singh" writes several negative reviews of other books, but positive reviews of Mr. Choudhry's books. "Mr. Gagan Singh" wrote negative reviews of Ms. Stigum's "The Money Market" and alternately hails from NY, the USA, Capetown or from wherever next this chameleon chooses to hail as the reviews change."Matthew Bartlett" is another alias used on two book reviews of Fabozzi's "Collateralized Debt Obligations" book. One of the "Matthew Bartlett" reviews is signed "Moorad Choudhry" and praises the book with 5-stars, but the other review is unsigned and gives the book a one-star review. This is a serious identity crisis. Answer:
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