Ques: Title: Great maker Review: Works great! Let's hope it lasts. Too early for a complete review, though. My opinion might change if the coffee maker goes on the blink prematurely. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Ques: Title: Essential for any college-level student of Nazi history Review: Hitler's 'secret conversations' form 1941-44 receives a new preface by Trevor-Roper as it presents the private, informal conversations of the Nazi dictator as recorded by Martin Bormann, who planned with Hitler on using these conversations as the source for books about the glory of his Reich. The first-person conversations provide much depth and insight into the personality and thoughts of Hitler and will prove essential for any college-level student of Nazi history. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Positive

Ques: Title: Doesn't Work Review: I charged it then tried to fly it, but it would only lift off the ground for about a second then come back down. A real rip-off if you ask me. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: Vol. XV bats .500 Review: Yes, two hits out of four attempts isn't a bad batting average. Heck, in baseball it can get you MVP. We own the previous 14 MST3K volumes and the 50% rule seems to hold throughout the series. If you're not familiar with these collections, each volume usually contains 4 episodes: 2 from the Joel years and two from the Mike years. Vol XV included a very early - perhaps the first season - episode with a dark-haired kid as Doctor Forrester's assistant instead of TV's Frank. In general our family prefers the Mike episodes for the better writing and funnier skits. In our house the best of four episodes in Vol XV was Racket Girls - a tepid explotation movie with a quarter-baked plot stapled on to lots of footage of late '40's lady wrestlers. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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