Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: The buffet line is ridiculous. There is no separate handicap line. Twice while walking around the staff bumped into me, normally would not bother me so much but I am 6.5 months pregnant. Both times, neither one of the staff bothered to say sorry or excuse me. The person clearing our tabled kept reaching directly over my face to clear the plates and almost spilled food on me, plus he kept getting our drinks wrong. the food is not very good. I barely ate what I had on my plate. They wouldn't have gotten 1 star from me.
Q: negative

A: Good beer, ice cold but I"d feel more comfortable at a strip club where there is no gray area. Someone's dad at the end of the bar making inappropriate comments to the girls was just awkward. Hard to blame the bar for this but it is a factor in the overall experience.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Great view, but as expensive as you probably would expect from a Bellagio steakhouse. Each side is like $15 bucks and I think my ribeye was like $70 for maybe a 16oz or something. Two stars mostly though due to my steak being badly charred on the outside. I really should have sent it back, but I probably didn't since I had been drinking. Sigh.
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Output: my family and stayed here last weekend. between the 4 of us we where all for the most part content with the hotel and casino. my room was never cool, i had the AC on full the entire weekend and it wasn't really that hot out either. the waitstaff on my floor knocked once and entered in about 5 seconds at 9:15am in the morning.. way too early for Vegas. the casino was pretty good and you could get drinks without waiting too long. all in all i have been to Vegas 4 times and this was my least favorite casino i have stayed at so that's the reason for 2 starts its not bad but there are def better out there. next year i am going to stay at the Quad (old imperial Palace) they are doing some upgrades and remodeling and looks like it will be good. i liked it when is was sh!tty old imperial palace a few years ago. -NO WIFI in the hotel even if you wanted to pay $18 a day for internet. -i had a pool view..its a square pool surrounded by 2 old wore out casinos. pretty sad from a Vegas standpoint.
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output: Went yesterday with my daughter to get hair cuts and LOVED Athena! She took what we envisioned and made it work with our hair types. She definitely knows hair! She did an amazing job and her prices are phenomenal!! Will definitely be back for color! Thanks for everyone's reviews that led us to her!
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It feels a little out of place to begin branching off into reviews of places like public libraries and other non-food based locales. But this new downtown library fills me with the sort of warmth and goodwill that inspires a positive review to anyone who will listen to me preach from my digital soapbox. Plus, there's a cafe inside now so... let's just pretend it's a very large internet cafe with a huge book shelf. A few days after it's grand re-opening, I stopped in to gawk and be happy that my library was open again. A friendly greeter announced that I should make sure to check out the children's section downstairs. Good call. Bright, airy, and huge, the children's level on the lower floor is gorgeous. It's filled with crawl-in book nooks, padded climb-on-me furnishings, private study rooms, play mats, mini-castles, game areas, age-based sections, audio/video stations with iPads around the edges, and who knows what else. I felt like a creeper wandering childless and alone in my 30's in this area, gawping at the selection and wondering if anyone would judge me if I curled up in the padded nook below the stairs. So I didn't stay long down there, but every time I am there I peek in, wishing I were tiny again. I also couldn't bring myself to wander into the "Teen Zone" on the first floor. It looks like they have a sheltered TV/Movies lounge in there, along with of course an age-appropriate selection of books and so on. Past the forbidden Teen Zone and tucked into a back corner is an amazing AV / Computer / Media Lab. It's stocked with a sound proofed recording box, photoshop, video editing tools, and everything else I wish I could afford on my home PC and waitress wages. Lets not forget, of course, the main attraction. Books! Books everywhere! Bright and individually lit shelves make browsing easy. Tidy and well organized, I always seem to find myself inexplicably in a section far away from my point of origin with no idea how I arrived there. The fairy-lights must have led me from shelf to shelf, beckoning me with well-displayed arrays of beautiful, beautiful books. There is a newly improved selection of comics, mangas, graphic novels and other assorted art-related narratives. A very respectable movie rentals section. Foreign films arranged by language? Hooray! Non-fiction stacks so immaculately designed and well kept that I never fear that the one book I need will be unlocatable amidst the chaos of the dingy, ramshackle stacks of yore. (Which I still love, because.... because books! Oh the smell of old, stale unarranged books...) The staff are always friendly and helpful, there's always an open computer in the main area, the self-checkout seems to work perfectly, and my reserved books are always waiting for me on the holds shelves, like old friends who know where I'll be, because I can't stay away. Oh yea, and there's a little cafe in there now.