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Title: disturbingly boring Review: My son and I suffered throught this 'unique' book during our daily story time. After skimming through it, my eight-year old mentioned that he wanted to read something else. Lucky for us, this was a library book, and since it had to be returned soon, we read it nontheless. Even the ending did not change my son's feelings after we finished. It is a very strange book, and regardless of why the crayon scribbling was needed to make the story, it was simply too difficult to get through with all of the mess. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

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Title: Nice, but not practical for everyday wear! Review: I bought these to wear to the office, but they're a bit too high to wear comfortably all day, and I sometimes feel like I might fall "off" of them when I'm walking! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive

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Title: Canadians have better taste! Review: if you want a GOOD fusion of pop/rock/alternative/r&b/jazz listen to Philosopher Kings instead, now THATS real music! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

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Title: Names Added Recently Review: This review is not so much about the music, which is exceptional for all three of Peter Gabriel's first three solo albums, but about the titles added later, presumably without Gabriel's permission. "Car" "Melt" or "Scratch" did not appear on the original LPs. This is obviously a marketing ploy, as if the albums needed it. Call me a traditionalist, but that's the first thing I noticed about these three "remastered" re-releases. Those albums didn't have Roman numerals attached to them, either. They were all titled very simply "Peter Gabriel." And that's the way they should remain. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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