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Title: Am I a Woman? A Multiple Choice Quiz. Review: Am I a Woman? asks a lot of questions, the kind of questions that make you ask even more questions. Eller uses anecdotal evidence and personal experience to make many of her points, and that makes this a very readable book. In this age of cross-dressing, transexuals, transgenders, and generally confusing messages from all directions, Eller explores what it means to be a woman these days. She may as well discuss what it mans to be a human being, it is that basic.I enjoyed Eller's convversational style and sometimes alarming frankness. Her section on the gender quiz at The Spark website was especially entertaining, and of course, by the time I finished this book, I was so perplexed that I had to take the quiz just to assure myself that all was well. (It was, thank goodness.) Is the review positive or negative?
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Positive

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Title: Dull story telling and drab artwork combine for a snoozer. Review: Tremendously mediocre work. Spend the money on dinner instead, it's more memorable. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative

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Title: Worse than a waste of money Review: Save your money and luggage space by getting a universal adapter for the country you're visiting and plug your existing Garmin-compatible charger into that. Or just let the Garmin charge in a vehicle if you're not using only the pedestrian mode. This charger works only for the Garmin...you have to waste precious luggage space for a device that ONLY works for your Garmin and, if you get a general-purpose converter, you don't even need this item. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative

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Title: Pleased Review: This is a nice toy. It is a little on the small side, to be so expensive. My grandchildren are enjoying it. They like toys that are true musical instruments. The delivery time, and condition on its arrival was good. I would buy it again, if it were larger. Is the review positive or negative?
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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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Positive