Is this product review positive? Title: Heartbreaking Story of a Woman Scientist Review: This book tells the story of a woman scientist who I had never heard of. Her work on DNA is only a part of the book. She died of ovarian cancer in her late thirties. The book suggests that she might have married a fellow scientist, Don Caspar, had she not become ill. The science is accessible and held my interest. Maddox by no means paints her as a saint but presents both the positive and negative. It sounded like she may have been arrogant at times but she certainly had no picnic in making her way in science in the fifties. Very moving story. Answer:
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Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Still good some 40 years later Review: It's just as vibrantly imaginative and entertaining as I remember it to be. If you're looking for the original, this is it. Answer:
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input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Not what I expected. Review: Had heard a cut on the radio and it was so lovely it prompted me to order the CD. However, the entire CD did not measure up to the beautiful first cut I originally heard. Too much dissonance, chaos, amidst a too few pleasing pieces. a disapointment. Answer:
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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Excellent! Review: This movie is as hilarious as it is sad. For those who like English humor it is a must see.Totally absorbing. Answer:

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Question: Is this product review positive? Title: didn't quite work for me Review: I was very excited to start reading this one as soon as I finished "Extremely Close and Incredibly Loud" which I just loved. This book shared a lot of similarities but was definitely more rough, less refined. His style of shifting time periods and narrators, which worked so well in his other novel, just didn't seem to work for this one. There were parts that I liked, namely the narratives from the broken-English-thesaurus-abusing Alex, but even these got somewhat old. I found reading this book to be tedious and not enjoyable. I will still watch the movie when it comes out because the story itself is interesting, but I can't recommend this book. Clearly, Foer was still working out the kinks in his writing with this debut novel. I'll hold off for future efforts. Skip on this one. Answer:
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