Title: More of the same -- just like all his other novels Review: Come on, what does Clancy do -- take his other books, put them in a blender, mix up the parts and pour out a new book. Wives getting kidnapped, IRA terrorists, Russian spies, tough husbands, wives involved in the medical profession, etc., etc. Haven't we read this same book about a half dozen other times -- all of them with Tom Clancy's name on the cover. Nearly every character in the book repeatedly utters Tom Clancy's favorite 4-letter vulgarity. And, of course, the dozens of graphic descriptions of bullets entering (and exiting) villan's heads add a charming touch to the book. If you can stomach all of this and then manage not to get bogged down in the huge loopholes, unsympathetic characters and implausible sequences of events, you just might have a fine read ahead of you. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Inspirational! Review: "Della Raye" is the true life, depression era story of Della Raye Rogers, who was wrongly committed to the Partlow State Asylum in Tuscaloosa, Alabama at the age of four. Author Penley does a first-class job of detailing the horrors that she endured, and tells her uplifting story in a lively, engaging style. It is obvious that Penley did extensive research about the Partlow Asylum, the "science" of mental health in the early part of the 20th century, and spent many hours with Della Raye herself. Della Raye's own words are scattered throughout the book and are a great complement to the images he creates.Della Raye's story is one of those that makes each one of us wonder whether we would have the personal strength, intelligence, wit, grace, and grit to not only endure the unspeakable, but shed the bitterness and go on with our lives. This is a fine book. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Q: Title: Not that great! Review: This movie was ok. I felt that the content could have been more well-presented. It seemed to drag on in certain parts. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative

Question: Title: Bad reception Review: This phone is ugly and heavy and has a terrible user interface even for techies like myself. It also drops calls like crazy here in Manhattan. The Moto V600 is a much better phone, takes better pictures, gives you better clarity and reception, is smaller, and is much, much cheaper. Get the Moto V600 if you want T-Mobile. Stay away from this ugly monster. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

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Title: Blum replacing defective batch - EXCELLENT SERVICE! Review: My cabinets were installed with these about 12 years ago and about 40% of these hinges have failed as described in other reviews. I contacted Blum USA +1 800 438 6788 (USA only) and they immediately offered to send replacements for the ones I currently have broken... and let me know to call if more fail. They said they had a bad run of those with a defective mechanism that caused the plastic part to crack - back around the time mine were installed. That has been fixed and the replacements should be fine. AWESOME CUSTOMER SERVICE! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Bubbling with wit Review: I've seen a number of romances capitalise on plots where the heroine is involved in a publication, so while the plot was predictable, D'Alessandro's writing was not - it was witty and I enjoyed every bit of conversation between Catherine and Andrew. A plot where both protagonists have been married before and one has a child with a club foot does make for quite a lot of emotional baggage, so I found this book richly satisfying.I'm reminded of Amanda Quick's earlier books, where the conversation is almost farcical and there's a bit of mystery mixed in. If you like Quick you'll probably like this. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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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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