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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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strong stories; read by a fantastic actor (Paul Winfield) . These stories, as read by the great actor Paul Winfield, are powerful testaments to life, love, hard times, etc..  These stories and their central character, Socrates Fortlow, are fine examples of a man, who did wrong, seeks redemption, and tries hard to make amends.  The continuing theme of the crime which he committed ties them all together.  Mr. Winfield's reading cuts across all racial barriers, to teach all of us, black and white, about one man's struggle(s) with his demons.  His reading also adds passion and depth to Mr. Mosley's writing.  I'd highly recommend these stories (in audio and print).  [Refers to the audio edition.
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POS


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A very important book.... wait and see. . Will people 100 or 200 years from now look around and wonder where all of the rivers are?  I hope not
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POS


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great historical mystery . Sir George is a parsimonious, mean-spirited man who cares more about his cat Samson than he does his three daughters.  The cat, a mean old Tom who scratches everyone except for Sir George has been missing for two days putting his master in a fouler mood than usual.  Sir George wakes up quickly when he hears Samson outside and goes to find him.  Someone smashes him on his head killing him.    Since Sir George was the cousin of Queen Victoria, his case is very high profile so Scotland Yard assigns it to Inspector Gerald Witherspoon who has a phenomenal successor rate in solving homicides.  Neither Witherspoon nor his supervisors know that his housekeeper Mrs. Jeffries and the other servants of his house work behind the scenes to help their master solve his cases.  This inquiry is harder than most as everyone has a motive for killing the baronet, including his three daughters, his ex-lover, the gardener the housekeeper, and trades people he cheated out of money.    This is one historical mystery series that never gets boring or dull.  The author keeps the series fresh by making each homicide case original.  Lovers of late Victorian mysteries will thoroughly enjoy this tale because Inspector Witherspoon comes across as so innocent and naïve that readers will adore him.  Emily Brightwell is an author whose mysteries are well worth reading.    Harriet Klausner
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POS