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In this task, you are given books product reviews in English language. The goal is to classify the review as "POS" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEG" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.
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This is a BOARD BOOK - you know the kind with pages thick and durable enough for your toddler to chew . I mention that this is a board book because so many parents seem dissapointed by how few pages it contains.      Your kids will still love it
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POS


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Not flash cards . The content is good, but these aren't actually flash cards. It's a bound book with very thin pages and two words to each page. Studying with flashcards is best done by testing one's self with cards, slipping failures back into the deck for near-term review, and setting repeated successes aside. This isn't possible with a book.
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NEG


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academic, funny, balanced . it isn't al franken, michael moore, anne coulter or michelle malkin.    It's an objective history, with analysis and some predictions.    I'm a left-wing, liberal, european guy with a decent knowledge of US politcs and i found this book very useful in taking that to the next level.    It is definately from the "Economist magazine" stable, which is good - their pieces are well argued and very easy if your reading age is over 16.    A lot of poeple have found that coming to this book with their preconceptions isn't a bad thing - it is well researched enough and well argued enough to stimulate debate in your mind without lecturing or talking down.    They don't assert one thing or another as correct, but present a timeline and show how fragile the Conservative coalition is in reality(christians, economics, guns, "values" etc). But argues that even if the coalition fractures the strands of conservatism will remain (good or bad) for a long long time to come.    W
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POS