Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A simple surprising story Review: The truth is never simple, nor are the facts black and white. This small, consise review of the religious beginnings of America, and the legendary founding fathers is a magnificent example of complexity clarified into understanding. The author's work was published with the support of William and Mary college: home to many of the individuals about who the book deals.America is a religious nation, definitely so; but the flat out claims of theists and deists are both in need of adjustment. The read will enlighten, and all who wonder just how this nation's founders felt about Christianity and religion will come away with a clearer picture of a much more complex story. Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Couldn't put it down! Review: This book was so good, I read it twice in 1 month! After I bought it, I didn't want to waste time so I started to read this book, in 3 or 4 days I was totally surprised that I was over already! This book is great for people of all ages and parents, this book may help your child relize the seriousness of a pet. Thats why I rated this a 5 star book. (also because they didn't have any higher ratings.) Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: poor Review: Lets see;#1 unit has a small pee hole in main pipe.#2 Does not stay tight ...Cannot be finger adjusted as it will just slowly fall.I went ahead and sealed the hole with JB weld and wrenched the adjustments tight so it is no longer adjustable only because it wasn't worth the hassle of returning. Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A gloomy look at life Review: Grondahl may be famous in Europe, but there must be something in his writing that just doesn't translate well into English. Lucca is the protagonist who we are supposed to like: she is beautiful, talented, and tragic--or at least that's what I think Grondahl wanted his readers to feel. However, Lucca comes off as more of a prig than anything else, and Robert is so detached from those close to him that it is difficult for the reader to like him as well. Lucca is beautiful, and we know she will get any man she desires, and even those she doesn't. There is only one surprising scene in the novel, and it's a disturbingly gross one at that. The rest of the plot seems to be filled with shallow passionate moments and relationships that never go beyond chic Eupropean detachment.The author takes such a pessimisic view of love and life that it seemed better for my soul to stop reading Lucca than to finish it. But for some reason I did, and I can't say that I'm glad I have. Answer:

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