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An example of an positive review: BONANNO'S....WHAT ELSE CAN I SAY! It's seriously become a favorite of ours and will always go back when going to Vegas. The service was INCREDIBLE and the food..SIMPLY amazing! We went here because of a Groupon we got, and let me tell you it was the best decision we've EVER made. Jerry was our server and he is the nicest person you'd have waiting on you. He explained how the Groupon worked and what is available to get and told us we won't finish all our meals because of how big the portions were....let me tell you we need to-go boxes! Each meal was designed to perfection and whoever the chef is/was...you are amazing at what you do! The waitress came and filled up our ice tea's every 10minutes or so...and if you are like me, having a FULL drink at all times is important. Jerry, thank you solo much for giving us an amazing experience and being so kind to us! BONANNO'S GIVE THAT MAN A PROMOTION!

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An example of an negative review: I went to Mathers West End tonight to watch the US game. We scored in the first minute and the four of us Americans who showed up cheered happily. Unfortunately, the bar regulars did not take kindly to that and made their displeasure known, repeatedly, throughout the rest of the first half (we quickly left at half-time). I am a recent expat to Edinburgh, but I have never felt more out of place, nor have I ever had to deal with ANYONE being hostile toward Americans. People in this great city are usually so welcoming to the yanks. Unfortunately the surly barmaids did nothing but comfort the poor natives who had to watch 4 Americans enjoy their team's goal in the World Cup. Please take down the American flag and don't tell anyone else to come to this bar for USA games, I don't want visitors to think this bar represents this wonderful city.

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An example of an negative review: If I could give this office less than one star, I would. I adopted a puppy in April, who had come to me with a rectal prolapse. I had attempted to see my regular vet who cares for my other dog, but she had pneumonia and was unavailable. She had prolapsed while I was getting ready for work, so I brought her with me because this vet office is in the same complex that I work in. They seemed very helpful and knowledgeable at first, it was very convenient and they were willing to watch her while I worked all day, so I continued to bring her in because she could not be left at home alone. After about two weeks of misdiagnosing the cause of her prolapse, sending me to expensive emergency clinics with the impression of a permanent fix being done, all because they didn't want to take an extra hour or so to put a purse string in themselves, not giving her the last round of parvo shots after I asked them to do it for three days, i was getting frustrated. Dr. Chrisler had changed her purse string on a Monday, i had tried leaving her by herself on Tuesday, she prolapsed through it. Found out later that day, he put it in looser and did not tell me. The next day, though her condition and situation had not changed one bit, and after weeks of urging me to wait on a surgery, it suddenly became emergent. I told them i made an appointment the next week, and Dr. Conti said that was not soon enough, she needed it as soon as tomorrow. Though, he nor Dr. Chrisler were willing to do the surgery, because they were not comfortable. Which I appreciate the honesty, but how does a vet who has been licensed and practicing for 30 years, have a surgery that they are not comfortable doing? I got her in with my regular vet the next day, only to find out the purse string put in on Tuesday, after his first one failed, was now infected, as well as done wrong and poorly. My 11 week old puppy who has gone through too much in that short time, would have been eligable for surgery with the infection, and would not have recovered. Thanks to Dr. Molander, my wonderful, thorough, careful and thoughtful veterinarian, my dog would not have made it to where she is now. She would have had a short lived, painful life. Now, she is happy and healthy, with no complications. Her surgery would have apparently cost me 3-4,00 dollars, it was done for less than a thousand. Her treatment for the infection and surgery cost less than the money that the rural animal clinic wasted on the pointless, useless 'solutions' and 'fixes', that only worsened her condition. Absolutely horrible. I wouldn't recommend them if they were the last vet in existence.

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An example of an positive review: This is a Fabulous Italian Place hidden in a strip mall! The small bistro has a cute and easy going setting with a very nice and friendly staff. I am a big fan of Italian food and this did not disappoint. The Spaghetti and meatballs ruled as well as the bread and oil they serve. So forget all the chain restaurants smothering the Arizona land and try Babbo. I cant wait to go back to try more off their menu.