Ques:Title: When the Light Appears... Review: In the tradition of William Blake, sumptuous paintings and drawings complement rather than describe the poems. Chosen by Drooker, the selections reflect the painter's political activism, but "Howl," "Sunflower Sutra," and "On Neal's Ashes" all are here, as are other lesser-known poems such as "When the Light Appears," which is featured on the Cornershop album When I Was Born for the 7th Time. Is the review positive or negative?

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Title: Good rack for the price Review: I have used this bike rack one time, with one bike, and on a highway going over 70mph for a 45min trip. The bike stayed on and remained secure after I parked and checked to see how the bike rack held up. The top straps, that go into your trunk, stayed tight and didn't loosen, unlike the bottom straps that had started to loosen up a bit. It was nothing too severe though; despite this, I believe the bike rack would have remained on my car. Also, the bike rack did not scratch the paint on my car (white, 2000 Honda Accord) at all, but that is because I followed the instructions and really cleaned the trunk of my car and the rubber pads of the bike rack before I hooked it on. Is the review positive or negative?

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Title: awkward for use Review: I find that the bag is awkward because of the buckle--it is difficult to open quickly to retrieve my wallet, etc. I like the look, but it's not an "easy" bag to use. Is the review positive or negative?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: Clever idea, but Review: Allowing the hero to live through all the interesting bits of British seamanship, discovery, pirating and war is a clever conceit, but in my view causes a fatal flaw. I like to believe in the characters I read about, and see how they develop with time, e.g. from youth to old age, or during an adventure or two. If the character lives for ever, he can't develop in a way which allows me to believe in him, so that the book became increasingly flat for me, and almost a chronicle of interesting historical times, but a chronicle without the excitement and tension of a developing character - he just stays (internally, it seems to me) the same.Added to this, Monsarrat, as has been noted by other reviewers, can't describe or develop female characters, which is a serious flaw in this book, as in his others. Is the review positive or negative?

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