Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: I can not recommend this clinic. I first used this clinic because it's the vet hospital of the pet store where I got my dog. When it was time for my dog to spayed, they quoted $200 min plus I have to pay extra like IV and pain medications total to $400. I went to vet hospital near my place which got good reviews and they only quoted me $100 for the spade. This included everything....what the hell? I feel like American Pet Hospital is trying to jiffy me.
Q: positive

A: Stopped in on a Saturday afternoon. Great beer selection. Food was really good. We shared the steak, pepper & onion sandwich with potato skins. Seems like a really cool, fun place to hang out. We'll definitely be back to check out the music scene.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: If it weren't for my pretty, experienced friend who found a promoter, I would not be reviewing this. Tao is pretty dim and loud like a lot of night clubs but the entrance and vibe is impressive. After you walk up the stairs to the club, you immediately walk between two display case of nice looking women quietly looking at you whether it's a look of indifference, flirt, or mystery. It's interesting to look at. The DJ played good, upbeat music, the performers were awesome, the dancers were looking fine, and the crowd was loose. Other than running into 2 old men that were creeping on my friends, it was fun!
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Output: While not quite in the stratospheric realm of, say, an Aureole in NY or a Citronelle in Washington, Pittsburgh's Eleven is an outstanding dining experience. The food is creative, beautifully presented, and thoroughly enjoyable. The service is attentive and professional, but not at all stuffy. The wine list is extensive and they are able to recommend some amazing food-wine pairings. All in all, thoroughly first rate. I opted for the regular tasting menu. The first sign of good things to come was the homemade bread. It was yeasty and chewy and it took effort not to keep asking for more. The first course was a small place of tuna sashimi on a "lemon miso." The citrus flavor of that sauce was perfect with the meltingly soft fish -- I mean, this was like cream cheese and lox from a parallel and far more elegant universe. Then there was a porcini mushroom risotto garnished with a piece of taleggio cheese that melted into the rice. It was exquisitely rich and gooey, and the pinot grigio I had with it balanced the dish perfectly. What a treat. This was followed, a plate of salmon, with morel mushrooms, lentils and fava beans. The salmon was cooked impeccably -- moist but not raw or cold -- and the accompaniments made a great contrast. Then there was lamb on polenta with some braised romaine lettuce. This just knocked my socks off -- tremendous flavor. Normally by this point in a tasting menu I am leaving half of each plate uneaten, but I scarfed down every bit of this dish. Just first rate. Desert was a banana tart with peanut butter flavored ice cream. They paired this with an Australian port. What a super combination. The port had these tastes of brown sugar that just absolutely complemented the desert. I only ate half the desert because I was stuffed, but I finished every drop of the port. The food was $65 and the paired wines added $30 -- expensive for Pittsburgh I suspect, but a bargain for a native Washingtonian I've been to Pittsburgh many times on business and never had better than an "OK" meal. Now, at last, my quest is over !!
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output: Like many restaurants in Scottsdale, this is all style and no substance. The food is good, but subpar for the prices paid. I even returned a glass of wine because it simply was not worth the $10.00 cost. And we did not think the menu was anything special or unique.
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Sure, they have that uber looking pseudo-Arabia interior from when it was the Aladdin. But good God the mall itself is just confusing. Unless you're staying at the Planet Hollywood and this is the convenient option for you, I assure you there is much else to do in Vegas that would optimize the use of your (I'm sure) precious time while you're there. You get the typical range of stores that you would in a regular suburban mall, except the salespeople with little stands set up are aggressive and you'll have at least three people try to stop you to sell you on some weird new face product or a massager within 20 minutes. Why not just go to a local mall when you're back home? 1* for the shops and such, 4* for the interior.