Title: Didn't work at all Review: Plain and simple-- no matter what we did to adjust the unit, it never came close to recording the number of steps taken. Piece of junk. But what did I expect for $5? Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

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Title: Hyped and then Disappointed. Review: I have read all the reviews for the past few months about Disney: World of Wonder and the calibration system going for it.I thought it would be perfect for me, because I just recently purchased a new HDTV.So, I finally get my hands on the Blu-Ray and pop it in to get started.I watch as the narrator tells me how to adjust everything with the help of stars and lines.I then go on to the actual calibration portion of the Blu-Ray only to discover that said "stars and lines" are actually missing.Yes, that's right, missing, as in not there at all. Mind you, the stars that go bright and shake for a second appear, but once they are gone, the disc is useless.I thought that maybe it's something I'm not seeing, but after searching high and low for an answer, I've come to the final conclusion that I got a bum copy.I'm very unhappy. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

Ques: Title: Piece of Garbage Review: I understand this is a small plastic bottle with a short life span, but it broke on the 2nd pump. Don't buy it. It's obvious the manufacturer does not care about quality. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Look forward to it every Month Review: Kiplinger's is a great magazine for the middle of the road investor (middle class). Also there are many timely articles that can get you motivated and started on the path to financial stability. I find it both entertaining and informative with articles on taxes, paying for college and comparable city cost of living indexes. This is not the king of investment magazines but more of a "you can do it, it's not that hard, and this is how to get moving". Again, I don't think you go wrong with this one! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive

Ques:Title: The perils of pseudoscience and junk science exposed Review: I liked this book very much. Earlier I had come across discussions of pseudo science and junk science, but this book gives a clear, coherent in-depth analysis of pseudo-science and junk science. Several examples are given: the inside story behind Star-Wars X ray laser failure, Cold-fusion, Anti-gravity etc and attempts to cover these up. These may be well known (and well kept secret) to the insiders within those groups but Prof.Parks exposes them to the public in an easy, readable manner. Then he exposes the usual charlatans like those touting Quantum healing and Perpetual Motion Machine. More complex and debatable issues, like the demerits of manned space exploration, effect of power lines on cancer etc are also dicussed. However I am not fully swayed by those although Prof Parks has raises good points I was not aware of. I would recommend this book to all science students out there! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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Ques:Title: Great Player--some flaws--GREAT PRICE Review: Ok, this is a great player, and If it works, Get it. The only thing I don't like about it are the headphones. They feel nice, but the sound leakage is Abomitable. Add the price of some Sony's into the price of the player.Well, I'm not going to say they're all bad, but just so you know, mine wouldn't read MP3 disks right from the beginning. I'm still keeping it because it makes a REALLY nice CD player, especially for this price! I'll buy an mp3 player in addition to this.Just as another comment, you have to be pretty good with electronics, because the manual is confusing. If you've used these things before, you shouldn't have a problem. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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Positive