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Is this product review positive? Title: Microsoft for students Review: Thank you Micrsoft for helping the student. Microsoft Student Addition is awesome. I could NOT survive college with out it. It has everything a student needs and at a better price. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Pray that people will find the strength to change Review: This is Gore's film relaying his work and information about global warming. The film is very well done, seamless enough that I forgot I was watching a film. He makes it personal enough for the viewer to relate to, yet it isn't about him or his agenda at all. The most significant thing this film delivers is the message that every individual can change how they live to help the environment. He doesn't even necessarily have to go into specifics of how to live; rather, it's the way he encourages his audience that every person counts, ever action counts. Break out of the patterning and act. In fact, one of the most memorable bits of it is not in the film at all, but at the end in the credits. The animation of the credits recycles the letters into new phrases and names, and one of them re-arranges itself to say, "If you believe in prayer, pray that people will find the strength to change." Impressive, really. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: THANK YOU FRANK! Review: Much can be said of this seminal advent-gaurde-electro-pop act FAD GADGET, a.k.a. Frank Tovey. As one of first artist to be on the infamous Mute label, founded by Depeche Mode's producer Daniel Miller. Fad has broke ground as a trend setter in the early 80's SynthPop scene influencing today's Electronica and Gothic genres. This 2 cd album offers those hard-to-find singles and b-sides like 'Ricky's Hand' and 'Lady Shave', also rare re-mixes like Ensterzende Neubauten's re-mix of 'Colapsing New People.' Very enjoyable for those Hard-Core Electro-Heads! Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Zero gravity; defying entropy Review: A low-budget film, kind of a cross between a made-for-tv movie and a soap opera, but more poorly done. If you cut the scenes in which people stare into the distance thoughtfully, the movie would be a half-hour shorter. Good for people who want to exercise by shifting uncomfortably. It has one redeeming feature: Daniel Chilson -- who, unsurprisingly, has not acted before or since -- is photogenic and terminally cute. He actually shows that it is possible for one person to have too much cuteness. The slight facial twitches and sensitive eye-squints are particularly endearing. Answer:
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