Title: Intriguing start. Flat finish. Review: The book started out with an interesting premise: After 500 years, a hidden inscription on a famous painting is revealed right before the painting is to be sold at auction. And murders occur which seem to be connected with the mysterious story of the painting. And the best way to uncover the mysteries of the hidden message and the murders is by decyphering a chess match depicted on the painting. Oh, how exciting. Well, it is interesting for a while and the chess puzzle is cute, but in the end... The ending was a disappointment. And the story about the painting just got to be too much. It had potential. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Lightweight grabber Review: I own another grabber that I purchased a few years ago, the handle is duct taped but it still works but I wanted a foldable grabber to bring to work. This grabber is lightweight alright, its so lightweight it doesn't pick anything up! The metal 'arms' of the grabber are about 1/4 inch less in width than the older one I have and that makes all the difference. This grabber is a piece of junk. I'll probably wind up throwing it out since I threw out the packaging thinking it would work. I mean its a grabber not a booster rocket for the space shuttle, I figured it HAD to work. Well I was wrong. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Yul Brynner is great Review: This is a good scifi movie. Ofcourse there is logic problems. But generally it is good. The screenplay is written by MichealChricton. The story is about an adult amusement park that consist of Westworld, Romanworld, and Midevialworld. The guests are serviced by robots. Everyone is safe until things start to breakdown, Much like Chritcton's Later Jurrasic Park. Yul Brynner is perfect as the determined maniacal gunslinger. Is this product review negative?
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Show your work and conclude with the exact phrasing "Therefore, the final answer is [answer]." where [answer] is just the final number or expression that solves the problem.
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