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Title: Awesome, no better group! Review: I got this CD the day it came out and I listen to it almost every day. I also own the Backstreet Boys album, Millenium, but it isn't nearly as good as 'N Sync (any of their albums). I can only listen to some BSB songs once, but I can listen to 'N Sync over and over. I especially like the songs "This I Promise You", and "That's When I'll Stop Lovin' You". I think that the guys in 'N Sync have a unique talent of sounding awesome together, something the Backstreet Boys don't have. All guy group fans should own this CD! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: best sad story ever Review: I went through a stage where I gave this book to all my loved ones. I recommend it, for adults. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Word of Mouth Review: Perhaps due to the hype surrounding this book, and Malcolm Gladwell generally, I was expecting more from this book. That isn't to say the book was disappointing; in fact the exact opposite is so. However, it did not quite meet my high expectations. But don't let that discourage you.People who work in marketing or advertising are those who will directly take away the most from this book. By embedding the appropriate context in a campaign and targeting the right people, Gladwell explains, and backs up with scientific studies, how products and ideas can spread extremely quickly, like a virus.As Gladwell himself notes, he wasn't quite sure what story he was telling with this book. The Tipping Point, though, grows richer with each new reading, triggering enlightened observations from the readers themselves. It is that effect, perhaps, that brought The Tipping Point to the tipping point, and which also makes it worthwhile reading. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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