Question: input: OPTIONS:
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Title: Not Water Proof Review: So I jumped onto Amazon to look for a new bubble machine I can use in the bathtub with my son. The reason I came to Amazon to look for one, is the one we got as a gift broke after 2 weeks. When I did a search, I saw that this product, the one we received as a gift, was the first on the list! This thing is terrible. After a couple of weeks, the machine stopped working. Thinking it was the batteries, I looked to change them, and realized that one of the 2 battery compartments was corroded due to water getting in to the battery cabinet. This was not even exposed to direct water, just splashing. I can't believe this is being sold as a bathtub toy. Pass on this unit for sure. Is this product review negative?

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Q: Title: Wonderfully hilarious! Review: If you grew up in small town America, you will relate to this more than you'd like to admit. Be aware where you read it - when you laugh out loud, be prepared for funny looks from passersby! The sequel is worth reading, too. Is this product review negative?
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Title: A great introduction Review: This soundtrack is an excellent introduction to big band music of the 1940, including the familiar "In the Mood" and "Take the 'A' Train," as well as novelty tunes like "I Double Dare You" and "The Donkey Serenade." This CD features a variety of song styles: some with vocals (from operatic to "Betty Boop" and back), some upbeat (hooray for the troops!), others hauntingly melancholy (Benny Goodman's "Goodbye"). However, most will make swing dancers tap their toes and practice their moves. Anyone new to the music of the Big Band era with get a good flavor of the 1940's and be introduced to 10 classic orchestras on this unique soundtrack disc. Is this product review negative?
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Title: c.m kornbluth Review: I bought what I thought was a collection of stories including the marching morons. I feel like a moron because I wasted my money (even though it was only 1.99) on a book that only had two stories in it. It DOES NOT include the marching morons. The two stories included are the adventurer and the altar at midnight. This book comes up when you type in the marching morons and I bought it based on that and the first review that said it included the story in it. I will read more reviews in the future before I part with my money. RIP OFF!!! Is this product review negative?
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Title: A fantastic album Review: I bought this album somtime ago and found jewels words to be as inspirational and personal as they are in her poetry. Pieces of you is an album of fantastic acoustic tracks that take me back to many evenings spent listening to live artists in bars who have often credited this album as one of their inspirations for playing. Like all music it won't be to everyones taste but then it is always worth trying somthing new, pieces of you deserves a place in your collection. Is this product review negative?
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