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In this task, you are given books product reviews in French 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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apparence trompeuse.... en effet! . A mon humble avis ce n'est pas (et de loin) le meilleur roman de Johanna Lindsay, l'intrigue est si mince que sitôt le livre refermé elle est oubliée. A lire pour passer le temps si l'on a pas autre chose sous la main!
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NEG


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deception island . Ayant lu des commentaires élogieux, je m'attendais à passer un "mauvais" moment plein de suspens et de sueurs froides. Bien courageuse, j'ai lu dans son intégralité la première partie, mais dès l'apparition d'Angéline, le charme était rompu, cousue de fil blanc la suite. J'ai terminé en diagonale et c'était beaucoup trop encore.  A conseiller si vous vous trouvez trop heureux ou avez envie de pester!
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NEG


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A Wonderous Melange . This is one of the most interesting literary mixes I've ever come across, all the more surprising as it appears in the form of a science-fiction time-travel book. The book itself is a mix of hard sci-fi, Victorian comedy of errors and manners, and cozy mystery. Literary homages (most notably to Three Men in a Boat) and references abound, including P.G. Wodehouse's Jeeves books, Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, not to mention Tennyson's poetry and Herotodus (who are both quoted throughout). The story has to do with a project in 2057 to rebuild the Coventry Cathedral, and time-traveling historians sent back to study its contents prior to the bombing of 1940. The story is set in motion when one of the historians somehow brings a Victorian-era cat through the time-travel "net," contravening the natural laws governing time-travel. The heroes must then return the cat in order to correct any "anomalies," but this gets them enmeshed in a matchmaking fiasco with loads of fun and well-drawn archetypes of the era (the ditzy girl, the absentminded Oxford don, the seance-loving matron, and miscellaneous butlers). And of course, by the end, all mysteries are revealed, everyone is paired off, and everything neatly dovetails. Truly a wondrous feat of writing and imagination.
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POS