Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: How to keep a baseball card enthusiast happy! Review: I purchased this set of 500 cards for my grandson's 9th birthday. He said it was the best birthday present ever. He loves the stats on baseball players old and new and this collection had some of the great players such as Carl Yastremski, Roger Clements, and a lot of the old favorites. He has only gotten through the first 100 cards so far and even his Dad is excited about them and wants his own box. Guess who is getting what for Christmas!! What a fantastic present for such a reasonable price. I am now going over my birthday/Christmas list to see what boys I might send this collection to since it is the "greatest" gift ever according to my Jimmy! Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: EXELENT Review: THIS FRENCH FRY CUTTER IS A REAL TIME SAVER, BECAUSE IS VERY EASY TO USE, I LOVE IT AND MY KIDS TOO. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: It sparks something inside me... Review: It's really quite amazing. Some music touches you- it seeps into your mind, your heart and being and becomes a part of you. When it stops, you feel you've lost a bit of you balance. It is oxygen. I have only heard two of the songs on this cd, but I am simply awed- but there is nothing simple about it. "Outside" and "It's Been Awhile" leave me in a calm state- it's as if someone is singing my heart. The strength of the emotions is heard in the heart wrenching lyrics and the beautiful melodies. They are two of the best songs I have ever heard- will ever hear. Buy this cd and be amazed. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Craig is a horrible Bond Review: The Broccoli's, and now Sony, have been ruining this series since Goldfinger and now they have cast the worst possible choice to play Bond. Craig is so far removed from what Bond was meant to be it's painful, but what does it matter? Since 1964 these stories have not been true James Bond adventures, at least not what Ian Fleming had in mind. Now they cast the most ridiculous choice in Daniel Craig, a humorless, trailorpark thug (which he is good at and should stay) that looks absolutely ridiculous in a tuxedo and kissing the heroine. That's Bond?The producers have finally put a stake in the coffin of this legendary hero and the sad United States box office take for this film reflects that (Casino failed to have as high attendance as Brosnan's "Die Another Day" here in the States) Hopefully the studio will take this into consideration and bounce this sorry excuse for a spy out of here and try and finally do this series right(I'm not holding my breath) Answer:
