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Title: Interesting, I guess Review: It is a pretty good book.. a little boring. Some of the chapters seem to go on a little longer than they need to. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive


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Title: Not worth the money Review: The Fisher Price Soothing Dreams Monitor is a waste of money because the reception is not clear, and there is a pulsing noise every three seconds or so. It also gets periodic loud bursts of static. I tested it out with my 4 year old daughter while I was downstairs and she was upstairs playing, and I could not hear what she was saying unless she was right near the monitor. She could hear me, however, which is one feature I liked. My main concern was being able to hear my baby, and this monitor gives off too much static. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative


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Title: What the heck? Review: I'm so glad I didn't pay for this disc, instead checking it out from the my public library. The first track, "Caruso", had me thinking I was playing the wrong CD. It's not so much that it's electronic accompaniment. It's really bad synthesizer music. Horribly bad. Inexcusably bad. Cheap-lounge-singer-who-can't-afford-a-piano bad. That train wreck of track sets exactly the worst tone, destroying the mood for the rest of the album. If it weren't for some of the later selections from La Bohème and L'Elisir d'Amore, this CD would be a total loss. Even then, these gems are completely drowned in a gushing flow of treacly Italian "classics" apparently aimed at a certain demographic of blue-haired, tittering Pavarotti fans. I don't mean to sound like a snob. It's just the bad vibe from that first track rattling me. My advice: get it from the library and listen to your favorites. Avoid everything else on pain of intense aural assault. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative