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Q: Title: Great bottles Review: These flasks are great; I own 4 at the moment. They seal tightly and look nice on the shelf. They do have the concave curve on one side (to fit in a pocket) but I think it's just for styling- I'd actually prefer it if they were the same on both sides. That's a minor issue.However, it's worth noting that they can be purchased much more cheaply in brick and mortar stores- I've seen them for $5 at Cost Plus World Market and Sur La Table, and for as cheap as $2.49 each at Ross. Is this product review negative?
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Title: I love my set. Highly recommend! Review: In an effort to reduce the number of plastic containers I had in the kitchen, I am gradually replacing them with glass storage containers like these. I've been using these for over a couple of years now. These work great. I especially love the small, 2-cup ones. Just the right size for single servings. You can see what's inside, safely put it in the oven or microwave if you want, too. I love them so much that I think I'm going to get the rectangular ones as well. Worth every penny. Is this product review negative?
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Title: WORST BOOK EVER WRITTEN!!! Review: (Make that star rating up there NEGATIVE 5 stars) I can't believe I'm actually taking the time to write this for such an awful book, but I read all of the other reviews here and I can't understand why everyone thinks this book is so incredible. I thought it was the most uninteresting, torturous book I have ever read. If this book is any indication of what Heat-Moon's personality and his English classes were like, I understand why he was laid off (and why his wife cheated on him!). 400-something pages of grueling, thick, unconnected text ruined my entire summer and destroyed any previous desire that I might have had to travel cross-country. I would not recommend this book to anyone; I think it should be destroyed. Is this product review negative?
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Title: This is a great TV Review: This TV offers the same quality as the traditional name brands at a great savings. I have wanted a 16:9 LCD forever but until this one the price for size ratio put it out of my reach. This TV preforms flawlessly. The speakers sound great. Is this product review negative?
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Question: Title: Goldfinger Got His Wish Review: "No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die." Well, he has. I detected serious illness in Casino Royale, and now he is gone. His replacement is a grim, humorless, unsophisticated thug who should be armed not with a PPK but with a spiked club. He shows no dedication to Queen, country, or right. He is quite repulsive. He goes, not to beautiful, exciting places, but to squalid collections of shacks and featureless deserts (which is a good place for him, I admit). His adversary is about as interesting as a bowl of porridge. Ah, well. We have The Twenty (or 21, if you, like me, rather like NSNA). Farewell, James. A pity that the tiny hands of Cubby's successors could not hold your greatness, nor their tiny minds appreciate what made you great. Is this product review negative?
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input: OPTIONS:
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