Ques: Title: broken when opened Review: BRAND NEW - OUT OF THE BOX - PLUG IT IN AND COMPRESSOR STARTS RUNNING-FAN NOT ON. NEVER ABLE TO GET COMPRESSOR TO TURN OFF UNLESS I UNPLUGED UNIT. RECOMMEND YOU NOT BUY HAIER - MY SECOND BAD EXPERENCE WITH HAIER AIR CONDITIONERS=EDC Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: Best invention ever Review: Nursing was terribly painful the first week, and these were my savior. I froze them to wear cold between feedings, and warmed them in the microwave to soften my breasts right before feeding. These would make a great gift for a new mommy. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Positive

Ques: Title: Covers all the bases Review: This very readable book covers the Web services security area well, devoting chapters to all the usual suspects (XML Encryption, XKMS, WS-Security, SAML, et al). The C# and Java code examples are neat, and I was pleased to see the new .NET Web Services Enhancements used in the code.The standout chapters are on XKMS (I guess that must have been Phill Hallam-Baker's contribution), the WS-Security roadmap, and a chapter on the legal implications of Web services. It's not often you find a legal chapter in a technology book - I guess that is a sign of the times. One of the case studies in the appendix focusses on implementing the Vordel product, though the rest of the book is vendor-neutral.A lot of this stuff is a moving target, so I'd like to have seen a website of updates provided. But the book itself is an excellent introduction to this over-hyped and sometimes confusing area - highly recommended. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Positive

Ques: Title: Loved the book, but for one niggling problem... Review: I loved this book, even the ending others have found ridiculous or straining credibility. It was a flight of historical fantasy, yes, but it is not impossible and a riveting story. But there's one flaw that's bothered me in the months since I read it - Fluke passes the stadium where Russia is playing somebody in soccer. The game is tied, goes into overtime, and ends 3-2. But hey! International soccer goes into overtime very, very rarely - only in certain playoff matches - and tied games end tied 99% of the time. This could have been the 1997 Italy-Russia playoff, but that didn't go into overtime. Was this just an edit made for Americans? Or did Harris really not know how the game works? Either way, I found that to be a bothersome, insulting part of an otherwise excellent novel. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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