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{"context": "A deterministic Turing machine is the most basic Turing machine, which uses a fixed set of rules to determine its future actions. A probabilistic Turing machine is a deterministic Turing machine with an extra supply of random bits. The ability to make probabilistic decisions often helps algorithms solve problems more efficiently. Algorithms that use random bits are called randomized algorithms. A non-deterministic Turing machine is a deterministic Turing machine with an added feature of non-determinism, which allows a Turing machine to have multiple possible future actions from a given state. One way to view non-determinism is that the Turing machine branches into many possible computational paths at each step, and if it solves the problem in any of these branches, it is said to have solved the problem. Clearly, this model is not meant to be a physically realizable model, it is just a theoretically interesting abstract machine that gives rise to particularly interesting complexity classes. For examples, see non-deterministic algorithm.", "question": "What is generally considered to be the most basic iteration of a Turing machine?", "answers.text": ["deterministic Turing machine", "A deterministic Turing machine", "deterministic"], "answers.answer_start": [2, 0, 2], "feat_id": ["56e1aff7cd28a01900c67a68", "56e1aff7cd28a01900c67a68", "56e1aff7cd28a01900c67a68"], "feat_title": ["Computational_complexity_theory", "Computational_complexity_theory", "Computational_complexity_theory"], "start_logits": [0.0357666015625, -9.828125, -10.265625, -10.34375, -10.5234375, -10.2265625, -10.15625, -9.890625, -10.0703125, -10.5390625, -10.7265625, -10.3125, -10.1875, -10.2265625, -11.0625, -9.8515625, -8.03125, -7.12890625, 3.8828125, 4.08203125, -2.40625, -1.072265625, -4.68359375, -7.42578125, -6.48046875, -6.5, -6.96484375, -5.74609375, -7.7265625, -7.18359375, -6.26953125, -4.92578125, -6.77734375, -6.03515625, -9.71875, -10.6640625, -8.5390625, -10.0, -8.6796875, -7.93359375, 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{"text": "US, Iraqi Forces in New Push to Retake Rebel Zone US and Iraqi forces pushed on with their second major offensive in a week Wednesday, hunting insurgents in a triangle southwest of Baghdad that has become one of Iraq #39;s most notorious hot spots.", "target": 3, "evaluation_predictions": [5.6484375, -1.482421875, -2.103515625, -2.353515625]}
{"text": "New Rainbow Six Franchise for Spring 2005 SAN FRANCISCO, CA - November 30, 2004 -Ubisoft, one of the world #39;s largest video game publishers, today announced its plans to launch the next installment in the Tom Clancy #39;s Rainbow SixR franchise for the Sony PlayStationR2 computer entertainment system ", "target": 1, "evaluation_predictions": [-2.703125, -2.400390625, 0.85107421875, 4.33984375]}
{"text": "UPDATE 2-Sprint raises forecast, cuts \\$3.5 bln from assets Sprint Corp. (FON.N: Quote, Profile, Research) on Tuesday reported a larger third-quarter loss due to a \\$3.5 billion write-down in the value of its long-distance assets.", "target": 0, "evaluation_predictions": [-2.357421875, -2.439453125, 5.51171875, -0.96337890625]}
{"text": "Efficient Germany Sweep Past Japan Two goals from Miroslav Klose helped Jrgen Klinsmann #39;s experimental Germany side breeze to a 3-0 win over Japan in Yokohama this afternoon.", "target": 2, "evaluation_predictions": [-0.826171875, 5.76953125, -2.28515625, -2.474609375]}
{"text": "Seoul allies calm on nuclear shock South Korea's key allies play down a shock admission its scientists experimented to enrich uranium.", "target": 3, "evaluation_predictions": [4.859375, -2.732421875, -2.19921875, -0.0494384765625]}
{"text": "Swimming: Phelps Wins Gold, Pulls Out of Relay ATHENS (Reuters) - Michael Phelps, who has won five gold medals in the Olympic pool, said Friday he was pulling out of Saturday's 4x100 meter medley relay final to give team mate Ian Crocker the chance to swim.", "target": 2, "evaluation_predictions": [-0.52490234375, 5.34765625, -2.125, -2.599609375]}
{"text": "Better Talk Now upsets rough Breeders #39; Cup Turf GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas (Ticker) - After further review, Better Talk Now proved to be the best after all. Overcoming huge favorite Kitten #39;s Joy, Better Talk Now pulled off a surprising upset in Saturday #39;s \\$2 million Breeders #39; Cup Turf at Lone Star Park.", "target": 2, "evaluation_predictions": [-1.5439453125, 5.30859375, -1.3896484375, -2.13671875]}
{"text": "Iverson Misses Game Against Heat (AP) AP - Philadelphia 76ers guard Allen Iverson didn't travel with the team for Sunday's game against Miami because of a bruised right elbow.", "target": 2, "evaluation_predictions": [-1.3759765625, 6.0390625, -2.166015625, -2.30078125]}
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{"id": "5733be284776f41900661182", "input": "Background: Architecturally, the school has a Catholic character. Atop the Main Building's gold dome is a golden statue of the Virgin Mary. Immediately in front of the Main Building and facing it, is a copper statue of Christ with arms upraised with the legend \"Venite Ad Me Omnes\". Next to the Main Building is the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Immediately behind the basilica is the Grotto, a Marian place of prayer and reflection. It is a replica of the grotto at Lourdes, France where the Virgin Mary reputedly appeared to Saint Bernadette Soubirous in 1858. At the end of the main drive (and in a direct line that connects through 3 statues and the Gold Dome), is a simple, modern stone statue of Mary.\nQuestion: To whom did the Virgin Mary allegedly appear in 1858 in Lourdes France?", "output": "Saint Bernadette Soubirous"}
{"id": "5733be284776f4190066117f", "input": "Background: Architecturally, the school has a Catholic character. Atop the Main Building's gold dome is a golden statue of the Virgin Mary. Immediately in front of the Main Building and facing it, is a copper statue of Christ with arms upraised with the legend \"Venite Ad Me Omnes\". Next to the Main Building is the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Immediately behind the basilica is the Grotto, a Marian place of prayer and reflection. It is a replica of the grotto at Lourdes, France where the Virgin Mary reputedly appeared to Saint Bernadette Soubirous in 1858. At the end of the main drive (and in a direct line that connects through 3 statues and the Gold Dome), is a simple, modern stone statue of Mary.\nQuestion: What is in front of the Notre Dame Main Building?", "output": "a copper statue of Christ"}
{"id": "5733be284776f41900661180", "input": "Background: Architecturally, the school has a Catholic character. Atop the Main Building's gold dome is a golden statue of the Virgin Mary. Immediately in front of the Main Building and facing it, is a copper statue of Christ with arms upraised with the legend \"Venite Ad Me Omnes\". Next to the Main Building is the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Immediately behind the basilica is the Grotto, a Marian place of prayer and reflection. It is a replica of the grotto at Lourdes, France where the Virgin Mary reputedly appeared to Saint Bernadette Soubirous in 1858. At the end of the main drive (and in a direct line that connects through 3 statues and the Gold Dome), is a simple, modern stone statue of Mary.\nQuestion: The Basilica of the Sacred heart at Notre Dame is beside to which structure?", "output": "the Main Building"}
{"id": "5733be284776f41900661181", "input": "Background: Architecturally, the school has a Catholic character. Atop the Main Building's gold dome is a golden statue of the Virgin Mary. Immediately in front of the Main Building and facing it, is a copper statue of Christ with arms upraised with the legend \"Venite Ad Me Omnes\". Next to the Main Building is the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Immediately behind the basilica is the Grotto, a Marian place of prayer and reflection. It is a replica of the grotto at Lourdes, France where the Virgin Mary reputedly appeared to Saint Bernadette Soubirous in 1858. At the end of the main drive (and in a direct line that connects through 3 statues and the Gold Dome), is a simple, modern stone statue of Mary.\nQuestion: What is the Grotto at Notre Dame?", "output": "a Marian place of prayer and reflection"}
{"id": "5733be284776f4190066117e", "input": "Background: Architecturally, the school has a Catholic character. Atop the Main Building's gold dome is a golden statue of the Virgin Mary. Immediately in front of the Main Building and facing it, is a copper statue of Christ with arms upraised with the legend \"Venite Ad Me Omnes\". Next to the Main Building is the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Immediately behind the basilica is the Grotto, a Marian place of prayer and reflection. It is a replica of the grotto at Lourdes, France where the Virgin Mary reputedly appeared to Saint Bernadette Soubirous in 1858. At the end of the main drive (and in a direct line that connects through 3 statues and the Gold Dome), is a simple, modern stone statue of Mary.\nQuestion: What sits on top of the Main Building at Notre Dame?", "output": "a golden statue of the Virgin Mary"}
{"id": "5733bf84d058e614000b61be", "input": "Background: As at most other universities, Notre Dame's students run a number of news media outlets. The nine student-run outlets include three newspapers, both a radio and television station, and several magazines and journals. Begun as a one-page journal in September 1876, the Scholastic magazine is issued twice monthly and claims to be the oldest continuous collegiate publication in the United States. The other magazine, The Juggler, is released twice a year and focuses on student literature and artwork. The Dome yearbook is published annually. The newspapers have varying publication interests, with The Observer published daily and mainly reporting university and other news, and staffed by students from both Notre Dame and Saint Mary's College. Unlike Scholastic and The Dome, The Observer is an independent publication and does not have a faculty advisor or any editorial oversight from the University. In 1987, when some students believed that The Observer began to show a conservative bias, a liberal newspaper, Common Sense was published. Likewise, in 2003, when other students believed that the paper showed a liberal bias, the conservative paper Irish Rover went into production. Neither paper is published as often as The Observer; however, all three are distributed to all students. Finally, in Spring 2008 an undergraduate journal for political science research, Beyond Politics, made its debut.\nQuestion: When did the Scholastic Magazine of Notre dame begin publishing?", "output": "September 1876"}
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{"id": "5733bf84d058e614000b61c0", "input": "Background: As at most other universities, Notre Dame's students run a number of news media outlets. The nine student-run outlets include three newspapers, both a radio and television station, and several magazines and journals. Begun as a one-page journal in September 1876, the Scholastic magazine is issued twice monthly and claims to be the oldest continuous collegiate publication in the United States. The other magazine, The Juggler, is released twice a year and focuses on student literature and artwork. The Dome yearbook is published annually. The newspapers have varying publication interests, with The Observer published daily and mainly reporting university and other news, and staffed by students from both Notre Dame and Saint Mary's College. Unlike Scholastic and The Dome, The Observer is an independent publication and does not have a faculty advisor or any editorial oversight from the University. In 1987, when some students believed that The Observer began to show a conservative bias, a liberal newspaper, Common Sense was published. Likewise, in 2003, when other students believed that the paper showed a liberal bias, the conservative paper Irish Rover went into production. Neither paper is published as often as The Observer; however, all three are distributed to all students. Finally, in Spring 2008 an undergraduate journal for political science research, Beyond Politics, made its debut.\nQuestion: What is the daily student paper at Notre Dame called?", "output": "The Observer"}
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{"id": "5733bf84d058e614000b61c1", "input": "Background: As at most other universities, Notre Dame's students run a number of news media outlets. The nine student-run outlets include three newspapers, both a radio and television station, and several magazines and journals. Begun as a one-page journal in September 1876, the Scholastic magazine is issued twice monthly and claims to be the oldest continuous collegiate publication in the United States. The other magazine, The Juggler, is released twice a year and focuses on student literature and artwork. The Dome yearbook is published annually. The newspapers have varying publication interests, with The Observer published daily and mainly reporting university and other news, and staffed by students from both Notre Dame and Saint Mary's College. Unlike Scholastic and The Dome, The Observer is an independent publication and does not have a faculty advisor or any editorial oversight from the University. In 1987, when some students believed that The Observer began to show a conservative bias, a liberal newspaper, Common Sense was published. Likewise, in 2003, when other students believed that the paper showed a liberal bias, the conservative paper Irish Rover went into production. Neither paper is published as often as The Observer; however, all three are distributed to all students. Finally, in Spring 2008 an undergraduate journal for political science research, Beyond Politics, made its debut.\nQuestion: In what year did the student paper Common Sense begin publication at Notre Dame?", "output": "1987"}
{"ids": 1664, "articles": "Teenager Tait picked for England\n\nNewcastle's teenage centre Mathew Tait has been named as a centre in England's team to face Wales in the Six Nations opener in Cardiff on Saturday.\n\nThe 18-year-old will play alongside Falcons' team-mate Jamie Noon in England's midfield. Scrum-half Matt Dawson is also recalled, despite been left out of the initial squad after a row over clashing TV and training commitments. Bath lock Danny Grewcock will also start, pending a possible citing. England coach Andy Robinson has also awarded Gloucester flanker Andy Hazell his first Six Nations start. In another change to the side that lost to Australia in November, Leicester lock Ben Kay replaces Bath second row Steve Borthwick. Robinson was already without Jonny Wilkinson, Mike Tindall, Stuart Abbott, Richard Hill and Will Greenwood, while Mike Catt had been left out of England's squad.\n\nJ Robinson (Sale Sharks, capt); M Cueto (Sale Sharks), M Tait (Newcastle), J Noon (Newcastle), J Lewsey (Wasps); C Hodgson (Sale Sharks), M Dawson (Wasps); G Rowntree (Leicester), S Thompson (Northampton), J White (Leicester), D Grewcock (Bath), B Kay (Leicester), L Moody (Leicester), A Hazell (Gloucester), J Worsley (Wasps). Replacements: A Titterrell (Sale Sharks), P Vickery (Gloucester), S Borthwick (Bath), J Forrester (Gloucester), H Ellis (Leicester), O Barkley (Bath), B Cohen (Northampton).\n", "summary": "Replacements: A Titterrell (Sale Sharks), P Vickery (Gloucester), S Borthwick (Bath), J Forrester (Gloucester), H Ellis (Leicester), O Barkley (Bath), B Cohen (Northampton).J Robinson (Sale Sharks, capt); M Cueto (Sale Sharks), M Tait (Newcastle), J Noon (Newcastle), J Lewsey (Wasps); C Hodgson (Sale Sharks), M Dawson (Wasps); G Rowntree (Leicester), S Thompson (Northampton), J White (Leicester), D Grewcock (Bath), B Kay (Leicester), L Moody (Leicester), A Hazell (Gloucester), J Worsley (Wasps).England coach Andy Robinson has also awarded Gloucester flanker Andy Hazell his first Six Nations start.Bath lock Danny Grewcock will also start, pending a possible citing."}
{"ids": 735, "articles": "Stallone evicted from Big Brother\n\nJackie Stallone, mother of actor Sylvester, has become the first star to be evicted from Celebrity Big Brother.\n\nShe and John McCririck faced the public vote on Friday - 67% of people voted to keep the racing pundit in the house. Stallone, 71, appeared not to have enjoyed her time in the house saying: \"I'm a total wreck, I need a vacation, this was a nightmare\". But she was pleased to have patched things up with actress Brigitte Nielsen, her former daughter-in-law. \"That alone was worth $1m,\" she said. Stallone joined the Channel 4 show on Monday as a surprise for Nielsen. She was hot favourite to be evicted first, with odds of 1/4 to leave.\n\nBut McCririck has made some enemies with his outspoken views about women. Ladbrokes spokesman Warren Lush said: \"We may have underestimated the power of the anti-McCririck brigade, but it's so hard to call with him, there are people out there who either love him or hate him, there is no middle ground.\" The bookmakers have made former Happy Mondays dancer Bez favourite to win the show at 7/4, while Blazin' Squad singer Kenzie is second at 2/1. \"Bez has wooed the viewers and looks the one to beat, he's kept his nose clean and doesn't take anything too seriously,\" Mr Lush said. Earlier on Friday 15 protesters from the Fathers 4 Justice campaign group were arrested after entering the Big Brother compound at 0300 GMT and throwing fireworks. Feminist icon Germaine Greer quit the show earlier in the week over what she called \"bullying\" tactics used by the programme's producers. The show is currently attracting an average audience of about 4.2 million viewers a night.\n", "summary": "\"That alone was worth $1m,\" she said.Jackie Stallone, mother of actor Sylvester, has become the first star to be evicted from Celebrity Big Brother.She was hot favourite to be evicted first, with odds of 1/4 to leave.Stallone joined the Channel 4 show on Monday as a surprise for Nielsen.The bookmakers have made former Happy Mondays dancer Bez favourite to win the show at 7/4, while Blazin' Squad singer Kenzie is second at 2/1.Stallone, 71, appeared not to have enjoyed her time in the house saying: \"I'm a total wreck, I need a vacation, this was a nightmare\"."}
{"ids": 1761, "articles": "Kuznetsova 'failed a drugs test'\n\nUS Open champion Svetlana Kuznetsova has tested positive for a banned drug, according to Belgian authorities.\n\nBelgian sports minister Claude Eerdekens said that the Russian world number five tested positive for the stimulant ephedrine on 19 December. Kuznetsova was playing in an exhibition event in Charleroi at the time. Eerdekens said: \"There is a problem. Ephedrine was discovered. She remains innocent until proved guilty. She can ask for it to be tested again.\" The situation remains unclear as the tournament was not commissioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada), the International Tennis Federation (ITF) or the Women's Tennis Accosiation (WTA). The test was carried out by regional Belgian authorities and Kuznetsova has not yet been able to have a B sample tested.\n\nSpeaking at the Australian Open on Monday, before Eerdekens identified her, Kuznetsova said: \"I'm not worried. I'm not using anything to push myself. \"I have not been notified of any positive test, and I think it is unfair that it's come out the way it did.\" Eerdekens said that confirmation of the findings was sent last Friday to the player's address in Spain, as well as to the Belgian prosecutors' office and the Belgian and Russian tennis federations. He conceded Kuznetsova might have taken a medicine which contained the banned substance. \"We have simply stated a fact,\" he said. \"It is for the federation concerned to impose the disciplinary measures after a procedure that respects the defence.\n\n\"Either the ephedrine was taken to improve her performance or it is because she took some medicine legitimately to cure an infection.\" However, Kuznetsova's naming was condemned by Russian tennis chief Shamil Tarpishchev. \"First of all, this Belgian sports minister has broken every ethical rule in the book by naming a player without any proof of wrongdoing, without any basic evidence,\" Tarpishchev said. \"We all know the basic principle in doping cases. If there is a positive sample, then they should notify the International Tennis Federation (ITF) as well as the national federation within three days,\" he said. \"This is not the case here. As of today we have not received any statement from the doping officials, nor did the ITF. \"Today I called the ITF headquarters and they told me they know nothing about it. \"If WADA (the World Anti-Doping Agency) was behind the testing, then we would also have known something by now. \"Otherwise, all these looks to me as pure fiction and fabrication of the facts.\"\n", "summary": "Belgian sports minister Claude Eerdekens said that the Russian world number five tested positive for the stimulant ephedrine on 19 December.The situation remains unclear as the tournament was not commissioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada), the International Tennis Federation (ITF) or the Women's Tennis Accosiation (WTA).Eerdekens said that confirmation of the findings was sent last Friday to the player's address in Spain, as well as to the Belgian prosecutors' office and the Belgian and Russian tennis federations.The test was carried out by regional Belgian authorities and Kuznetsova has not yet been able to have a B sample tested.If there is a positive sample, then they should notify the International Tennis Federation (ITF) as well as the national federation within three days,\" he said.Speaking at the Australian Open on Monday, before Eerdekens identified her, Kuznetsova said: \"I'm not worried.US Open champion Svetlana Kuznetsova has tested positive for a banned drug, according to Belgian authorities.Ephedrine was discovered.Eerdekens said: \"There is a problem.Kuznetsova was playing in an exhibition event in Charleroi at the time.However, Kuznetsova's naming was condemned by Russian tennis chief Shamil Tarpishchev."}
{"ids": 356, "articles": "S Korea spending boost to economy\n\nSouth Korea will boost state spending next year in an effort to create jobs and kick start its sputtering economy.\n\nIt has earmarked 100 trillion won ($96bn) for the first six months of 2005, 60% of its total annual budget. The government's main problems are \"slumping consumption and a contraction in the construction industry\". It aims to create 400,000 jobs and will focus on infrastructure and home building, as well as providing public firms with money to hire new workers.\n\nThe government has set an economic growth rate target of 5% for next year and hinted that would be in danger unless it took action. \"Internal and external economic conditions are likely to remain unfavourable in 2005,\" the Finance and Economy Ministry said in a statement.\n\nIt blamed \"continuing uncertainties such as fluctuating oil prices and foreign exchange rates and stagnant domestic demand that has shown few signs of a quick rebound\". In 2004, growth will be between 4.7% and 4.8%, the ministry said. Not everyone is convinced the plan will work. \"Our primary worry centres on the what we believe is the government's overly optimistic view that its front loading of the budget will be enough to turn the economy around,\" consultancy 4Cast said in a report.\n\nThe problem facing South Korea is that many consumers are reeling from the effects of a credit bubble that only recently burst. Millions of South Koreans are defaulting on their credit card bills, and the country's biggest card lender has been hovering on the verge of bankruptcy for months. As part of its spending plans, the government said it will ask firms to \"roll over mortgage loans that come due in the first half of 2005\" . It also pledged to look at ways of helping families on low incomes.\n\nThe government voiced concern about the effect of redundancies in the building trade. \"Given the economic spill over and employment effect in the construction sector, a sharp downturn in the construction industry could have other adverse effects,\" the ministry said.\n\nAs a result, South Korea will give private companies also will be given the chance to build schools, hospitals, houses and other public buildings. It also will look at real estate tax system. Other plans on the table include promoting new industries such as bio-technology and nano-technology, as well as offering increased support to small and medium sized businesses. \"The focus will be on job creation and economic recovery, given that unfavourable domestic and global conditions are likely to dog the Korean economy in 2005,\" the ministry said.\n", "summary": "\"The focus will be on job creation and economic recovery, given that unfavourable domestic and global conditions are likely to dog the Korean economy in 2005,\" the ministry said.\"Given the economic spill over and employment effect in the construction sector, a sharp downturn in the construction industry could have other adverse effects,\" the ministry said.\"Internal and external economic conditions are likely to remain unfavourable in 2005,\" the Finance and Economy Ministry said in a statement.In 2004, growth will be between 4.7% and 4.8%, the ministry said.South Korea will boost state spending next year in an effort to create jobs and kick start its sputtering economy.The government has set an economic growth rate target of 5% for next year and hinted that would be in danger unless it took action.As a result, South Korea will give private companies also will be given the chance to build schools, hospitals, houses and other public buildings.As part of its spending plans, the government said it will ask firms to \"roll over mortgage loans that come due in the first half of 2005\" ."}
{"ids": 1862, "articles": "Movie body hits peer-to-peer nets\n\nThe movie industry has struck out at file-sharing networks with another round of lawsuits in the US.\n\nThe Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) also said it had succeeded in getting a network called LokiTorrent closed down. It is the latest network which uses the peer-to-peer system called BitTorrent to be hit by the MPAA. The MPAA began its legal campaign against operators of similar networks across four continents in December. A Dallas court agreed that Hollywood lawyers would be allowed access to LokiTorrent's server records which could let them single out those who were sharing files illegally. In October 2004, the site had provided links to more than 30,000 files. The action came after the operators of LokiTorrent agreed a settlement with the MPAA. A stark message has appeared on the site from the MPAA warning \"You can click, but you can't hide\". In BitTorrent systems, server sites do not host the files being shared. They host links, called \"trackers\" that direct people to others that have it instead.\n\nAs well as filing an unspecified number of file suits across the US, the MPAA said it had given operators that host eDonkey servers \"take down\" notices. Hollywood studios are aggressively clamping down on file-sharers who it says infringe copyright laws by copying films and TV programmes then share the files online. But it is now targeting the operators of BitTorrent networks themselves. It has filed 100 lawsuits against operators of BitTorrent server sites since December. The strategy of hitting those who run the servers which link to copyrighted material is intended to stunt file-sharers' ability to swap content using BitTorrent systems. The film industry says the black market for illegally copied videos and DVDs already costs them billions every year and it is worried that illegal file-sharing is adding to their losses. In December, the legal action claimed its most high-profile victim. The popular Suprnova.org website was forced to close, and others like Phoenix Torrent followed soon after.\n", "summary": "It has filed 100 lawsuits against operators of BitTorrent server sites since December.In BitTorrent systems, server sites do not host the files being shared.It is the latest network which uses the peer-to-peer system called BitTorrent to be hit by the MPAA.But it is now targeting the operators of BitTorrent networks themselves.As well as filing an unspecified number of file suits across the US, the MPAA said it had given operators that host eDonkey servers \"take down\" notices.The MPAA began its legal campaign against operators of similar networks across four continents in December.The action came after the operators of LokiTorrent agreed a settlement with the MPAA.The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) also said it had succeeded in getting a network called LokiTorrent closed down."}
{"ids": 1491, "articles": "Cole refuses to blame van Persie\n\nAshley Cole has refused to blame Robin van Persie for leaving Arsenal with no fully-fit strikers for the FA Cup fifth round replay at Sheffield United.\n\nVan Persie is suspended alongside Dennis Bergkamp and Jose Antonio Reyes after being sent off at Southampton when Arsenal had a numerical advantage. Thierry Henry is ruled out with an Achilles tendon injury but Cole said: \"No-one is putting the blame on Robin. \"It's just something that happens on the spur of the moment.\" Cole added: \"I've done it before and I hope they didn't blame me for anything. \"Of course he'll learn. I've been sent off a couple of times now and it's just one of those things when you go a bit crazy for one or two seconds. Freddie Ljungberg is likely to be used in an emergency striking role and will be partnered by either Arturo Lupoli, Quincy Owusu-Abeyie or Jeremie Aliadiere. Gunners boss Arsene Wenger said: \"Freddie is an option but we need a second striker. \"I have to decide whether it will be Aliadiere, Quincy or Lupoli who will start with him up front. Those three will be involved.\" Arsenal are also without winger Robert Pires, who sustained an ankle injury at St Mary's. Wenger added: \"It doesn't look like anything is fractured, but it is a good ankle sprain. \"It does not look like Pires will be ready for two to three weeks.\"\n", "summary": "\"It does not look like Pires will be ready for two to three weeks.\"Ashley Cole has refused to blame Robin van Persie for leaving Arsenal with no fully-fit strikers for the FA Cup fifth round replay at Sheffield United.Cole added: \"I've done it before and I hope they didn't blame me for anything.Wenger added: \"It doesn't look like anything is fractured, but it is a good ankle sprain.Thierry Henry is ruled out with an Achilles tendon injury but Cole said: \"No-one is putting the blame on Robin.Freddie Ljungberg is likely to be used in an emergency striking role and will be partnered by either Arturo Lupoli, Quincy Owusu-Abeyie or Jeremie Aliadiere."}
{"ids": 1398, "articles": "Tulu to appear at Caledonian run\n\nTwo-time Olympic 10,000 metres champion Derartu Tulu has confirmed she will take part in the BUPA Great Caledonian Run in Edinburgh on 8 May.\n\nThe 32-year-old Ethiopian is the first star name to enter the event. Tulu has won the Boston, London and Tokyo Marathons, as well as the world 10,000m title in 2001. \"We are delighted to have secured the services of one the most decorated competitors the sport has ever seen,\" said race director Matthew Turnbull. \"Her record speaks for herself and there are few other women distance runners who would dare compare their pedigree with Tulu's,\" he added. \"She might be 33 next month, but that didn't stop her winning the Olympic 10,000m bronze medal last summer. She's an ultra-consistent championships racer.\"\n", "summary": "Two-time Olympic 10,000 metres champion Derartu Tulu has confirmed she will take part in the BUPA Great Caledonian Run in Edinburgh on 8 May.Tulu has won the Boston, London and Tokyo Marathons, as well as the world 10,000m title in 2001.\"We are delighted to have secured the services of one the most decorated competitors the sport has ever seen,\" said race director Matthew Turnbull."}
{"ids": 2119, "articles": "More power to the people says HP\n\nThe digital revolution is focused on letting people tell and share their own stories, according to Carly Fiorina, chief of technology giant Hewlett Packard.\n\nThe job of firms such as HP now, she said in a speech at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), was to ensure digital and physical worlds fully converged. She said the goal for 2005 was to make people the centre of technology. CES showcases 50,000 new gadgets that will be hitting the shelves in 2005. The tech-fest, the largest of its kind in the world, runs from 6 to 9 January. \"The digital revolution is about the democratisation of technology and the experiences it makes possible,\" she told delegates. \"Revolution has always been about giving power to the people.\" She added: \"The real story of the digital revolution is not just new products, but the millions of experiences made possible and stories that millions can tell.\" Part of giving people more control has been about the freeing up of content, such as images, video and music. Crucial to this has been the effort to make devices that speak to each other better so that content can be more easily transferred from one device, such as a digital camera, to others, such as portable media players. A lot of work still needs to be done, however, to sort out compatibility issues and standards within the technology industry so that gadgets just work seamlessly, she said.\n\nMs Fiorina's talk also touted the way technology is being designed to focus on lifestyle, fashion and personalisation, something she sees as key to what people want.\n\nSpecial guest, singer Gwen Stefani, joined her on-stage to promote her own range of HP digital cameras which Ms Stefani has helped design and which are heavily influenced by Japanese youth culture. The digital cameras, which are due to go on sale in the US by the summer, are based on the HP 607 model. The emphasis on personalisation and lifestyle is a big theme at this year's CES, with tiny, wearable MP3 players at every turn and rainbow hues giving colour to everything. Ms Fiorina also announced that HP was working with Nokia to launch a visual radio service for mobiles, which would launch in Europe early this year. The service will let people listen to radio on their mobiles and download relevant content, like a track's ringtone, simultaneously. The service is designed to make mobile radio more interactive.\n\nAmong the other new products she showcased was the Digital Media Hub, a big upgrade to HP's Digital Entertainment Centre. Coming out in the autumn in the US, the box is a networked, high-definition TV, cable set-top box, digital video recorder and DVD recorder. It has a removable hard drive cartridge, memory card slots, and Light Scribe labelling software which lets people design and print customised DVD labels and covers. It is designed to contain all a household's digital media, such as pre-recorded TV shows, pictures, videos and music so it can all be managed in one place. The hub reflects the increasing move to re-box the PC so that it can work as part of other key centres of entertainment. Research suggests that about 258 million images are saved and shared every day, equating to 94 billion a year. Eighty per cent of those remain on cameras. Media hubs are designed to encourage people to organise them on one box. Ms Fiorina was one of several keynote speakers, who also included Microsoft chief Bill Gates, to set out what major technology companies think people will be doing with technologies and gadgets in the next 12 months. In a separate announcement during the keynote speech, Ms Fiorina said that HP would be partnering MTV to replace this year's MTV Asia music award. MTV's Asia Aid will be held in Bangkok on 3 February, and is aimed at helping to raise money for the Asian tsunami disaster.\n", "summary": "She said the goal for 2005 was to make people the centre of technology.Among the other new products she showcased was the Digital Media Hub, a big upgrade to HP's Digital Entertainment Centre.The digital revolution is focused on letting people tell and share their own stories, according to Carly Fiorina, chief of technology giant Hewlett Packard.\"The digital revolution is about the democratisation of technology and the experiences it makes possible,\" she told delegates.Ms Fiorina was one of several keynote speakers, who also included Microsoft chief Bill Gates, to set out what major technology companies think people will be doing with technologies and gadgets in the next 12 months.The job of firms such as HP now, she said in a speech at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), was to ensure digital and physical worlds fully converged.Media hubs are designed to encourage people to organise them on one box.\"Revolution has always been about giving power to the people.\"Part of giving people more control has been about the freeing up of content, such as images, video and music.Ms Fiorina's talk also touted the way technology is being designed to focus on lifestyle, fashion and personalisation, something she sees as key to what people want.It is designed to contain all a household's digital media, such as pre-recorded TV shows, pictures, videos and music so it can all be managed in one place.The digital cameras, which are due to go on sale in the US by the summer, are based on the HP 607 model."}
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{"text": "I was checking this girl next door\nWhen her parents went out\nShe phoned said, hey boy, come on right around\nSo I knock at the door\nYou was standin with a bottle of red wine, ready to pour\nDressed in long black satin and lace to the floor\nSo I went in, then we sat down start kissing, caressing\nTold me about jacuzzi, sounded interesting\nSo we jumped right in\nAll calls diverted to answer phone\nI mean me and her parents were kinda cool\nBut they went out to find out between me and you\nWe were just doing things some people in love do\nParents were trying to find out what we were up to\nSaying why were you creeping round late last night\nWhy did I see two shadows moving in your bedroom light\nNow youre dressed in black, when I left you were dressed in white\nCan you fill me in?\nCalls diverted to answer phone\nRed wine bottle, half the contents gone\nWhen I returned, Jacuzzi turned on\nCan you fill me in?\n\nWhenever the coast was clear and shed ask me to come out\nId say hey girl, come on right around\nSo she knocked at the door\nI was standing with the keys in my hand to the four by four\nJumped in my ride, checkin that nobody saw\nThe club we went in\nWe got down bounced- bounced to the rhythm\nSaw it was early morning\nThought wed better be leavin\nSo I gave you my jacket for you to hold\nTold you to wear it cause you felt cold\nI mean me and her didnt mean to break the rules\nI werent trying to play your mum and dad for fools\nWe were just doing things young people in love do\nParents tryna find out what we were up to\nSaying why cant you keep your promises no more\nSay youll be home by twelve, come strolling in at four\nOut went the girls but leaving with the boy next door\nCan you fill me in?\nWearing a jacket, whos property\nSaid youd been queuing for a taxi\nBut you left all your money on the TV\nCan you fill me in?\nSaying why were you creeping round late last night\nWhy did I see two shadows moving in your bedroom light\nNow youre dressed in black\nWhen I left you were dressed in white\nCan you fill me in? \nCalls diverted to answer phone\nRed wine bottle, half the contents gone\nWhen I returned, Jacuzzi turned on\nCan you fill me in?"}
{"text": "She cant sex like me\nShe cant be the one to bring you to your knees \nI made you feel like a king, thats royalty\nShame it took so long for you to see\nToo bad baby\nShe cant sex like me\nShe cant be the one to bring you to your knees \nI made you feel like a king, thats royalty\nShame it took so long for you to see\nToo bad baby\nShe cant sex like me\nShe cant sex like me\nShe cant sex like me\nI do those things\nMake a good girl naughty\nUp all night long\nAt the private party\nWe were one beneath the sheets, yeah\nFucking and repeating daily\nI say goodnight\nIll be alright\nTake her home\nWhen youre touching her\nI know that its me you want, yeah\nSoon as youre done\nI know that youll\nHit my phone\nLike you dont already know\nLike you dont already know\nShe cant sex like me\nShe cant be the one to bring you to your knees\nI made you feel like a king, thats royalty\nShame it took so long for you to see\nToo bad baby\nShe cant sex like me\nShe cant be the one to bring you to your knees\nI made you feel like a king, thats royalty\nShame it took so long for you to see\nToo bad baby\nShe cant sex like me"}
{"Context": "i think we could import the old comment via rsync , but from there we need to go via email . i think it be easier than cach the status on each bug and than import bite here and there __eou__ __eot__ it would be veri easi to keep a hash db of message-id __eou__ sound good __eou__ __eot__ ok __eou__ perhap we can ship an ad-hoc apt_preferec __eou__ __eot__ version ? __eou__ __eot__ thank __eou__ __eot__ not yet __eou__ it be cover by your insur ? __eou__ __eot__ yes __eou__ but it 's realli not the right time : / __eou__ with a chang hous upcom in 3 week __eou__ __eot__ you will be move into your hous soon ? __eou__ post a messag recent which explain what to do if the autoconfigur doe not do what you expect __eou__ __eot__ how urgent be # 896 ? __eou__ __eot__ not particular urgent , but a polici violat __eou__ __eot__ i agre that we should kill the -novtswitch __eou__ __eot__ ok __eou__ __eot__ would you consid a packag split a featur ? __eou__ __eot__ context ? __eou__ __eot__ split xfont * out of xfree86 * . one upload for the rest of the life and that 's it __eou__ __eot__ split the sourc packag you mean ? __eou__ __eot__", "Utterance": "yes . same binari packag . __eou__", "Label": 1}
{"Context": "i 'm not suggest all - onli the one you modifi . __eou__ __eot__ ok , it sound like you re agre with me , then __eou__ though rather than `` the one we modifi '' , my idea be `` the one we need to merg '' __eou__ __eot__ oh ? oop . __eou__ __eot__ 0.4 __eou__ __eot__", "Utterance": "ok let me tri that .. thank man __eou__", "Label": 0}
{"Context": "afternoon all __eou__ not entir relat to warti , but if grub-instal take 5 minut to instal , be this a sign that i should just retri the instal : ) __eou__ __eot__ here __eou__ __eot__ you might want to know that thinic in warti be buggi compar to that in sid __eou__ __eot__", "Utterance": "http : //www.ubuntu.com/download/ -- ani mirror that suit you __eou__", "Label": 0}
{"Context": "interest __eou__ grub-instal work with / be ext3 , fail when it be xfs __eou__ i think d-i instal the relev kernel for your machin . i have a p4 and it instal the 386 kernel __eou__ holi crap a lot of stuff get instal by default : ) __eou__ you be instal vim on a box of mine __eou__ ; ) __eou__ __eot__ more like osx than debian ; ) __eou__ we have a select of python modul avail for great justic ( and python develop ) __eou__ __eot__ 2.8 be fix them iirc __eou__ __eot__ pong __eou__ vino will be in __eou__ enjoy ubuntu ? __eou__ __eot__ tell me to come here __eou__ suggest thursday as a good day to come __eou__ __eot__ we freeze version a while back : ) __eou__ you come today or thursday ? __eou__ we re consid shift it __eou__ yay __eou__ enjoy ubuntu ? __eou__ usplash ! __eou__ __eot__ that the one __eou__ __eot__ so i saw your email with the mockup at the airport , but it have n't appear now that i ve pull my mail : \| __eou__ __eot__ i ve get a better one now too , give me a minut __eou__ we ve get rh9 instal on most desktop . you want me to look at up2dat , right ? __eou__ __eot__ aha ! no , the gui thingi __eou__ it 's more wizardi __eou__ so the first page be okayish __eou__ we can do a whole load better on the second page ( icon , translat descript ) __eou__ but that 's the kind of thing i be think about __eou__ ( a singl big treeview would get veri scari , veri quick ) __eou__ sure it 's not a hurrican ? __eou__ __eot__ i think experiment be get 2.8 too __eou__ let him work on # 1217 : ) __eou__ __eot__ we call it univers ' ; ) __eou__ haha __eou__ ooh , total __eou__ __eot__ i want it on in sarg too but nobodi els agre __eou__ __eot__", "Utterance": "i fulli endors this suggest < /quimbi > __eou__ how do your reinstal go ? __eou__", "Label": 1}
{"Context": "and becaus python give mark a woodi __eou__ __eot__ i 'm not sure if we re mean to talk about that public yet . __eou__ __eot__", "Utterance": "ok if your defaultdepth 24 __eou__", "Label": 0}
{"Context": "ooo should be there and instal by default , yes __eou__ use unknown in case where a bug compon doe n't exist __eou__ uh ? everi british keyboard i ve use be pc105 __eou__ __eot__ for me , orinoco_c be load my the pcmcia layer __eou__ __eot__ oh , you mean all of this be just plugdev ? __eou__ __eot__ the plugdev group and all admin tool expect sudo to work be the first two major issu i can see __eou__ __eot__ sourc the bash complet script slow down start a shell by a good second for me : ( __eou__ __eot__ there be that : / __eou__ __eot__ interest , though , ntpdate run befor pcmcia __eou__ __eot__ urgh : ) __eou__ __eot__ oh , this be the `` we must instal exact the same set of packag on everi system ! '' thing __eou__ i keep mean to jump up and down on mdz and jdub 's head until they relent in the case of pcmcia-c : ) __eou__ __eot__ sure that can be detect at instal time : ) __eou__ __eot__ yes , and debian-instal doe so , but we have explicit override this by polici __eou__ which i think be wrong in the pcmcia case __eou__ __eot__ ditto __eou__ __eot__", "Utterance": "it wo n't let me even move that slider from low , but everyth els be max and onli 20fps . i have an nvidia gtx 295 ! __eou__", "Label": 0}
{"Context": "edd will turn up here soon too , btw __eou__ __eot__ should we renam this chan # gnome-hack ? : ) __eou__ around ? __eou__ what 's go on about desktop file ? __eou__ around ? __eou__ direct ? __eou__ __eot__ ross be here __eou__ __eot__ you need to go out of the sleepi mode dude __eou__ gnomedb should be 1.1.x sinc it 's a gnome part , right ? __eou__ __eot__ not a high prioriti part , no __eou__ yeah , prefer ( it 's stabl , 1.1 be n't ) __eou__ __eot__ i read the list , no need to send me the mail too : ) __eou__ __eot__ : p __eou__ __eot__ have time to talk about the applet ? __eou__ should i chang the default browser to firefox ? __eou__ __eot__ let 's make sure we re on the same page as mdz : ) __eou__ __eot__ do you send your mail about the menu chang or not yet ? if yes i ve not receiv it ... __eou__ __eot__ no , sleep ; ) __eou__ __eot__ what do you think about gtetrinet in the desktop with a launcher in the default panel ? : ) __eou__ __eot__ then we defer to `` doe jdub use it ? '' after the `` doe seb use it ? '' rule __eou__ __eot__ yeah : -p __eou__ new packag of what ? __eou__ __eot__ gnome-pilot and friend __eou__ __eot__ i 'm suppos to packag new version of gnome-pilot ? __eou__ __eot__", "Utterance": "well , it 's not strict in the gnome list , but older version wo n't work with evo1.5 8 ) __eou__ sorri , i ll make sure we defin this proper dure hoari __eou__ perhap even via a gnome seed , so we can see all the depend and so on : - ) __eou__", "Label": 1}
{"Context": "the x keyboard layout debconf thing should give gb as an exampl for england as i can never rememb what the code be __eou__ __eot__ that 's go to die muahahahahahahahahahahahahaha ! * cough * splutter * __eou__ __eot__ so , what be hct ? __eou__ __eot__ the hypothet changeset tool ; i ll explain it after lunch if you want __eou__ __eot__", "Utterance": "be it just to reset the program to default ? __eou__", "Label": 0}
{"Context": "and becaus python give mark a woodi __eou__ __eot__ i think it give him a warti __eou__ __eot__ watch out , it probabl make all your file writabl or someth __eou__ warti base ... have that not be set with prioriti ? __eou__ __eot__ debootstrap __eou__ do you think we need acpi fan modul support in d-i ? __eou__ certain some ncipher peopl be a bite worri about the whole thing ... __eou__ __eot__ yeah , we ve be make far too mani `` featur '' chang too close to the releas __eou__ __eot__ aiui we ve fix the realli break bite __eou__ __eot__ they end up get * use * for thing __eou__ __eot__ whoa , that 's a stupid idea __eou__ __eot__ huh ? it use it by default ? __eou__ __eot__ dude , lang=en_gb.utf-8 gnome-termin start up a termin in en_gb __eou__ __eot__ what be the `` run command as a login shell '' option set to ? __eou__ __eot__ i start one , then immedi in that termin run lang=en_gb.utf-8 gnome-termin ' . it do not work proper . __eou__ __eot__ i think that be mithrandir 's __eou__ charact from bad sifi ? __eou__ __eot__ citi from mostly-bad fantasi __eou__ __eot__ nice ... __eou__ have an interest convers with vidar about that re : dpkg in debian __eou__ __eot__ octob 13th __eou__ it 's the part c/h/s issu on 2.6 __eou__ __eot__ ? __eou__ __eot__ bug # 1566 , see part changelog __eou__ __eot__", "Utterance": "ouch : -/ __eou__", "Label": 1}
{"Context": "thank a lot ! __eou__ __eot__ you re welcom __eou__ __eot__ hm , i 'm still see the gnome `` /dev/pmu permiss '' thing , be n't it suppos to be fix a while back ? __eou__ __eot__ no , the bug 's still open i 'm afraid __eou__ __eot__ ah , dang __eou__ oooh __eou__ __eot__ it 's not just lock , visudo valid the file __eou__ chang the gnome-sess splash screen be tedious hard __eou__ noth that involv gconf-editor can possibl be describ as easi __eou__ __eot__ well , it 's someth you can easili explain , at least __eou__ __eot__ everybodi have be talk about discover for everyth els ; whi should n't it appli here too ? __eou__ __eot__ hmmm __eou__ i 'm log in if you ca n't be ars __eou__ __eot__", "Utterance": "tri to do it now __eou__", "Label": 1}
{"id": 0, "text": "My boyfriend did n't pay for this so I 'm not sure I will be able to do it . He booked as a surprise but did n't pay", "label": 2, "Generalization": "full_train"}
{"id": 2, "text": "FUCK OFF MACHINE !", "label": 5, "Generalization": "full_train"}
{"id": 4, "text": "it all . )", "label": 5, "Generalization": "full_train"}
{"id": 5, "text": "Good Morning !", "label": 3, "Generalization": "full_train"}
{"id": 7, "text": "Which Saturday ? What time ?", "label": 4, "Generalization": "full_train"}
{"id": 8, "text": "Thank you for the reminder . We will be there .", "label": 1, "Generalization": "full_train"}
{"id": 9, "text": "I am interested in Korean style Microblading eyebrow as below photo", "label": 4, "Generalization": "full_train"}
{"id": 10, "text": "Hi there . I 'm going to have to change my appt . I thought my flight got in tonight at {time} but I do n't arrive until 5:53 . That was a complete miss on my part .", "label": 0, "Generalization": "full_train"}
{"id": 13, "text": "I 'm running 8 minutes late . I 'm sorry my previous appointment ran longer than scheduled . Be there shortly", "label": 6, "Generalization": "full_train"}
{"id": 14, "text": "Cassie do you have any openings next week for a hair cut", "label": 4, "Generalization": "full_train"}
{"id": "1971664873", "background": "Passive transport occurs when a substance passes through the cell membrane without needing any energy to pass through. This happens when a substance moves from an area where it is more concentrated to an area where it is less concentrated. Concentration is the number of particles of a substance in a given volume. Let's say you dissolve a teaspoon of salt in a cup of water. Then you dissolve two teaspoons of salt in another cup of water. The second solution will have a higher concentration of salt.", "situation": "A man put two cups, cup A and cup B, filled with equal amounts of water on to a table and walked away to go check his mail. His son came along and saw the two cups and decided to put some sugar in them to make a tasty drink. The child poured two spoonfuls of sugar into cup A and three spoonfuls of sugar into cup B.", "question": "Which cup has a higher concentration of sugar?", "answers": {"text": ["cup B"]}}
{"id": "1069299611", "background": "Passive transport occurs when a substance passes through the cell membrane without needing any energy to pass through. This happens when a substance moves from an area where it is more concentrated to an area where it is less concentrated. Concentration is the number of particles of a substance in a given volume. Let's say you dissolve a teaspoon of salt in a cup of water. Then you dissolve two teaspoons of salt in another cup of water. The second solution will have a higher concentration of salt.", "situation": "A man put two cups, cup A and cup B, filled with equal amounts of water on to a table and walked away to go check his mail. His son came along and saw the two cups and decided to put some sugar in them to make a tasty drink. The child poured two spoonfuls of sugar into cup A and three spoonfuls of sugar into cup B.", "question": "Which cup has a lower concentration of sugar?", "answers": {"text": ["cup A"]}}
{"review_sents": ", and is very, very accurate .\r\n but for the most part, we find that the Garmin software provides accurate directions, whereever we intend to go .\r\n This function is not accurate if you don't leave it in battery mode say, when you stop at the Cracker Barrell for lunch and to play one of those trangle games with the tees .\r\n It provides immediate alternatives if the route from the online map program was inaccurate or blocked by an obstacle .\r\n I've used other GPS units, as well as GPS built into cars and to this day NOTHING beats the accuracy of a Garmin GPS .\r\n It got me from point A to point B with 100% accuracy everytime .\r\n It has yet to disappoint, getting me everywhere with 100% accuracy .\r\n0 out of 5 stars Honest, accurate review, , PLEASE READ !\r\n Aside from that, every destination I've thrown at has been 100% accurate .\r\nIn closing, this is a fantastic GPS with some very nice features and is very accurate in directions .\r\n Plus, I've always heard that there are quirks with any GPS being accurate, having POIs, etc .\r\n DESTINATION TIME, , This is pretty accurate too .\r\n But, it's always very accurate .\r\n The map is pretty accurate and the Point of interest database also is good .\r\n Most of the times, this info was very accurate .\r\nI've even used it in the pedestrian mode, and it's amazing how accurate it is .\r\n ONLY is only accurate when an ad says, Top sirloin steak, ONLY $1 .\r\n The most accurate review stated that these machines are adjunct to a good map and signs on the interstate .\r\n The directions are highly accurate down to a T .\r\n Depending on what you are using it for, it is a nice adjunct to a travel trip and the directions are accurate and usually the quickest, but not always .\r\n The screen is easy to see, the voice tells you where you are and it's very accurate .\r\n It was accurate to the minute when it told me when I would arrive home .\r\n0 out of 5 stars GPS Navigator doesn't navigate accurately on a straight road .\r\n I was familiar with the streets and only used the Nuvi to get an accurate arrival time estimate .\r\n but after that it is very easy and quite accurate to use .\r\n The accuracy at this point is very good .\r\nWhile the 255W routing seems generally accurate and logical, on my first use I discovered that it does have some errors in its internal map .\r\n Bottom line is I wanted a unit that is accurate and had reliable satellite connection .\r\n I've used it around town and find it to be extremely accurate .\r\nI found the maps to be inaccurate at first, but after I updated them from Garmin's website everything is golden .\r\n A lot of my friends' addresses are inaccurate by any GPS .\r\n It loads quickly, have pretty accurate directions, and can recalculate quickly when I miss a turn .\r\n Because the accuracy is good to the street address level, it may not be able to guide you to the exact location if your destination is inside a shopping mall .\r\nI updated to the latest 2010 map soon after I received the unit, so the map is accurate to me .\r\n I was blown away at the accuracy and routing capability this thing had .\r\n I used it the day I bought it, and then this morning, and as soon as it comes on it is ready to navigate The only downfall of this product, and the only reason I did not give it 5 stars is the fact that the speed limit it displays for the road you are on isn't 100% accurate .\r\n If your looking for a nice, accurate GPS for not so much money, got with this one .\r\n0 out of 5 stars Inexpensive, accurate, plenty of features, August 6, 2009\r\n The only glitch I have found so far is that the speed limits are not 100% accurate, although the GPS, amazingly, is able to very accurately tell you how fast your vehicle is moving .\r\n I was a little disappointed in the inaccuracy of the posted speed limit, as I'm guilty of not paying close enough attention to those signs, especially w interstate speed traps that are constantly changing up and down .\r\n The closest one that gives the most accurate route that I usually take is the Navigon .\r\n After 2 weeks, it has yet to make a mistake, and is always completely accurate , even to the point of telling me which side of the street my destination is on .\r\n It has worked well for local driving giving accurate directions for roads and streets .\r\nThe estimated time to arrival does not seem to calculate the travelling time accurately .\r\nAccuracy is as good as any other unit, they all sometimes tell you you have arrived when you haven't, or continue to tell you to turn when you're already there .\r\n Accuracy is determined by the maps .\r\n Less traveled rural roads will not be accurate on any unit .\r\n Accuracy is within a few yards .\r\nWhat the 255w does best is find a street address, business, point of interest, hospital or airport and give you turn, by, turn directions with amazing accuracy .\r\n The Garmin is loaded with very accurate maps that generally know the roads in even the remotest areas .\r\nI'm really glad I bought it though, and like the easy to read graphics, the voice used to tell you the name of the street you are to turn on, the uncannily accurate estimates of mileage and time of arrival at your destination .\r\nMy new Garmin 255w had very Easy Set Up, Accurate Directions to locations, User Friendly Unit to anyone in my vehicle who tried it .\r\n I had a GPS 10, years ago when I owned a boat that was difficult to use and with very poor accuracy so I had assumed that the road GPS wasn't any better .\r\n Practiced visiting places I already knew to see how accurate the directions and maps would be .\r\n Easy to use, excellent accuracy, nice and intuitive interface .\r\n The directions provided have all been quite accurate thus far .\r\n, Very Accurate but with one small glitch I found , I'll explain in the CONS\r\nThis is a great GPS, it is so easy to use and it is always accurate .\r\nVery easy to operate and pretty accurate as well, only led me astray once and that was in northern Maine where roads are few and paved ones fewer .\r\n Easy to use and amazed at how accurate this item is .\r\nTo date it's been a very easy to use and accurate .\r\n Mounted really easily and has been very accurate .\r\n seems to be rather accurate .\r\n It was accurate on determing original directions and recalculating when necessary .\r\nHighly accurate, POIs are great .\r\n I can't believe how accurate and detailed the information estimated time of arrival,speed limits along the way,and detailed map of my route, to name a few .\r\n Speed of calculation, accuracy, and simplicity of operation are top notch .\r\n", "summaries": ["This unit is generally quite accurate. \r\nSet-up and usage are considered to be very easy. \r\nThe maps can be updated, and tend to be reliable.", "The Garmin seems to be generally very accurate.\r\nIt's easy to use with an intuitive interface.", "It is very accurate, even in destination time.", "Very accurate with travel and destination time.\r\nNegatives are not accurate with speed limits and rural roads.", "Its accurate, fast and its simple operations make this a for sure buy."]}
{"review_sents": " The room was not overly big, but clean and very comfortable beds, a great shower and very clean bathrooms .\r\n The second room was smaller, with a very inconvenient bathroom layout, but at least it was quieter and we were able to sleep .\r\n Large comfortable room, wonderful bathroom .\r\n The rooms were nice, very comfy bed and very clean bathroom .\r\n Bathroom was spacious too and very clean .\r\n The bathroom only had a single sink, but it was very large .\r\n The room was a standard but nice motel room like any other, bathroom seemed upgraded if I remember .\r\nThe room was quite small but perfectly formed with a super bathroom .\r\n You could eat off the bathroom floor it was so clean .\r\n The bathroom door does the same thing, making the bathroom seem slightly larger .\r\nbathroom spotless and nicely appointed .\r\n The rooms are exceptionally clean and also the bathrooms .\r\n The bathroom was clean and the bed was comfy .\r\n They provide you with great aveda products in the bathroom .\r\n Also, the bathroom was a bit dirty , brown water came out of the bath tub faucet initially and the sink wall by the toilet was dirty .\r\n If your dog tends to be a little disruptive or on the noisy side, there is a bathroom fan that you can keep on to make noise .\r\n The bathroom was big and clean as well .\r\n Also, the bathrooms were quite well set up, with a seperate toilet shower to basin, so whilst one guest is showering another can use the basin .\r\n The bathroom was marble and we had luxurious bathrobes and really, every detail attended to .\r\n It was very clean, had a beautiful bathroom, and was comfortable .\r\n The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was clean with a nice selection of toiletries .\r\n The bathroom was an adequate size .\r\nFirst, from day one our bathroom had a urine smell that never went away .\r\n Otherwise the bathroom was decent enough , decent temperature and decent water pressure .\r\n Bathroom shower curtain reeked of mildew enough to smell up the room .\r\n The bed was comfortable and the rooms and bathrooms were kept clean and although the refrigerators are honour bars the hotel is happy for you to chill your own drinks in them .\r\n The room was very nice, and had a nice bathroom .\r\n The room was wonderful with great beds, a nice bathroom and we also had an excellent view of Coit Tower as well .\r\n The room was small, with a king bed, and a truly claustrophobic bathroom .\r\nAmenities , While this hotel isn't a luxury property, they have some nice touches like marble bathrooms, mini bar, room service and an evening wine reception every day .\r\n The bathroom was clean, well lit, and always well stocked with shampoo etc and towels .\r\n The only odd thing was the bathroom door and room door opened outwards into the room and hallway respectively .\r\n Room spacious 2 double beds gave us plenty of room, the beds were comfortable and the bathroom was a good size .\r\n The bathroom was large and included a mounted makeup mirror .\r\n The rooms are abit smallish , but immaculately maintained, and tastefully decorated, with excellent bathroom facilities .\r\n Shower bathroom was good with good shower and plenty of space .\r\n Both the bedroom and bathroom had plenty of room .\r\n large clean bathrooms fully stocked with everything needed .\r\n However, when we arrived at our room there was a maintenance worker there measuring the bathroom counter, so maybe they're doing work in some units .\r\n The room was large and very comfortable with a nice large bathroom .\r\n There is a wall, mounted hair dryer in the bathroom .\r\nThe thing that bothered me the most was the bathroom was very dated .\r\n There is virtually no counterspace in the bathroom at all .\r\n Upon our arrival, there was a SLIGHT odor in bathroom but nothing worth complaining about .\r\n The bathroom was adequate with thick, fluffy towels .\r\n The bathroom was large and private .\r\n The bathroom was very clean and well appointed with nice towels and toiletries, it was not big, but room enough to do what one needs to .\r\nThe Tuscan Inn room was quite nicely appointed, the bed was comfortable the chairs TV adequate, the bathroom reasonably good .\r\nmy only real complaint would be that the bathroom does not have a separate vanity area, so 2 people getting dressed had to improvise, which was kind of surprising since the bathrooms were all redone on 2005 .\r\n The clever use of mirrors behind the bed helped to create the illusion of space, however, in reality the room was cramped and with two of us trying to use the hand basin and bathroom at the same time was particularly awkward .\r\n The bathroom containing the toilet and the shower was also very small, not to mention the sink and counter directly outside of it .\r\n Turning the bathroom light on also turns the counter light on, meaning a middle, of, the, night trip to the bathroom means the whole side of the room gets illuminated and the wooden shutters that were installed in place of traditional curtains to add to the hotel's theme do absolutely nothing to keep the room dark once the sun comes up .\r\n The room was a good size but the bathroomm was very small .\r\n Bathroom was adequate and clean and there was a hairdryer .\r\n The wash basin was in the room without any privacy and there was a small bathroom for the toilet and bath shower .\r\n The bathroom had not been remodeled in alignment, but it was all very clean and perfectly acceptable .\r\n The bathroom had several problems .\r\n Bathrooms were also very nice .\r\n The shower stall could have been bigger as the bathroom itself was pretty large .\r\n Then they gave us a room which had a view of a wall, a tiny bathroom so small in fact that the sink had to be in the bedroom .\r\n The room is not the most modern room but there was tons of space especially in the bathroom .\r\n We may have had an ADA room because it was pretty big with large bathroom , it was room 459 , and the room had all the amenities we were looking for .\r\nThe room and bathroom were perfect in size, just what is needed .\r\n The only possible complaint was that the sink in the bathroom had a crack in it, but it did not bother me enough to ask for a different room .\r\n Bathrooms, though, are plenty big .\r\n Although the rooms were clean and fresh, one of ours had several small problems , the phone didn't work, the bathroom door handle was quite loose, and the thermostat didn't work properly .\r\n It represents value for money, the rooms and bathrooms were impeccably clean, fresh linen daily, and the staff extremely helpful and friendly .\r\n There were plenty of thick towels in the bathroom, and all the usual toiletries, hair, dryer, etc .\r\n I really didn't get a chance to experience the staff's level of service but the rooms are small as is the bathroom .\r\n The bathroom was also small it was difficult to close the door once inside to avoid the door hitting you no joke !\r\n Some rooms had the bathroom sink outside the bathroom, which we would have preferred, but our sink was inside the bathroom .\r\n The bathroom was clean and bright and the toiletries were so good that we took the leftovers home because there was a website selling the shampoo listed on the bottle .\r\n The rooms were very nice, could of use just a little more shelf space by the bathroom sink .\r\n The bathroom was clean but a little dated .\r\n The only thing wrong with the room was the bathroom, it was not up to the standard of the rest of the decor but it was clean and large enough .\r\n The bathroom was just okay, but for the price we survived .\r\n Hair dryer in bathroom constantly fell in sink from it's holder when anyone used the door to our room .\r\n The reasonable price of the hotel allowed us to book 2 rooms, thus giving the 4 of us a bit more space and 2 bathrooms .\r\n Plenty of room in the bathroom .\r\n Nice clean rooms and a spaciousbathroom .\r\n The only minor downside, as a few others have mentioned, is the bathroom sink lighting .\r\n Did not like the bathroom light shining into bedroom .\r\n Only negative is the bathroom area is a little small .\r\n Our suite we had was small there was pubic hair on the bathroom floor from ?\r\nbathroom a little on the older side .\r\n The bathroom needed a face, lift also .\r\n The bathrooms are quite small compared to other hotels but adequate .\r\n The hotel was of a good standard, big clean rooms, decent bathroom and the free wine reception in the evening was an added bonus .\r\n", "summaries": ["The rooms were not large but were clean and very comfortable. \r\nThe bathroom size varied but generally they were fully stocked. \r\nThere were some isolated problems with maintenance issues.", "Rooms are not big, but clean and with comfortable beds. \r\nBathroom are clean with shampoos, soaps and hairdryers.", "Bathrooms are satisfactory. \r\nThe rooms are clean generally clean. \r\nThe lighting in the bathroom is an issue for many.", "Bathrooms are mostly adequate sized and clean with a few exceptions. \r\nAmenities such as shampoo and soap are provided. \r\nMost have been remodeled.", "People were most impressesd with the bathrooms. \r\nThe bathrooms were large, comfortably sized, and very clean and well maintained."]}
{"review_sents": " short battery life I moved up from an 8gb .\r\nI love this ipod except for the battery life .\r\n long battery scratch resistant\r\n Battery drains even if I don't use it .\r\n I only wonder why the battery seems to drain when I'm not using it, even after sliding the top control button to off when shutting down .\r\n great in the car, light, portable, good quality, long battery,scratch resistant .\r\n5G lies a more mature iPod, many steps wiser and more able than its one, year, old The iPod gains many incremental improvements, including a brighter screen and better video battery life, but probably the most appealing aspect is the tantalizing price points of $249 for the 30GB version and $349 for the huge 80GB version .\r\n5GB and the better battery life rated for up to 6 .\r\n battery, not dummie proof I love the color of this iPod .\r\n Battery life isn't amazing, Definitely need to get a case for it I wanted to get a new iPod because I was upgrading from the mini .\r\n The battery doesn't last a long time especially when you're recording or watching a video but I just listen to music most of the time and it lasts me a good length of time doing that .\r\n doesn't take pictures, battery life It's my first ipod, but it's amazing .\r\n Also, the battery life wasn't that long enough for me, but i'm new to this so it just might me be .\r\n When you use the radio it uses a lot of battery life i got this exact iPod for christmas .\r\n good quality light long battery portable scratch resistant\r\n scratches easily, short battery life I purchased this for my 6 year old son and he LOVES IT !\r\n Price battery replacement The iPod basically does what Apple says it does .\r\n I do not like it that I will have to get Apple to eventually replace the battery .\r\n I think Apple's idea is that instead of replacing the battery, you will exchange it for a newer iPod .\r\n Make it inconvenient to replace the battery make it convenient to replace the iPod .\r\n The Pedometer feature seems accurate, but a battery waster .\r\n short battery life I like the product .\r\n good quality scratch resistant light portable long battery\r\n Battery life is short Received as a Christmas gift .\r\n Battery life isn't great, but other than that, would highly recommend .\r\n Battery Life Product is exactly as advertised and was probably my wife's favorite gift this past Christmas .\r\n shortened battery life, not kind to beginners this ipod is a great new item with a camera and built in speaker .\r\n It is easy to use and has great battery life .\r\n Thought would have longer battery life before recharge This is my first iPOD but if endurance is as I expect will not be my last .\r\n The battery dies quickly and seems to die quicker in cold weather .\r\n Watching any videos drains the battery very quickly .\r\n Battery life is much better as well .\r\n Shorter battery life than old iPod, camera is in inconvenient spot When I first listened to a song on this iPod, the first thing that caught my attention was the audio quality .\r\n One thing I noticed that was not so good was the battery life, but I've only charged it once and that was on the computer as far as I've seen my computer doen't charge well with either of my iPods so the battery life is possibly greater than I thought if using a wall outlet .\r\n the battery life this was an awsome christmas present and i love it its really easy to use and sounds great .\r\n this is my first ipod and its awsome the only thing i dont like is the battery life it lasts all day if you dont use it a lot but if you use it constantly like i do it only last about 4 or 5 hours not a big deal though .\r\n short battery life,have to keep changing it .\r\n the battery lasts 4 hours great product for a great price .\r\n Battery life is excellent and the LCD display is clear and easy to see .\r\n Long battery life and easy directions make this a snap to use .\r\n The battery dies faster than my previous 2nd Gen Nano .\r\n My only complaint is that the battery doesn't last as long as my previous 2nd gen nano .\r\n The battery is great and the screen as well .\r\n shipping charges I bought this ipod as a birthday gift and purchased the battery charger for the auto as well .\r\n SHORT BATTERY LIFE,SCRATCHES EASY, I DONT LIKE THE APPLES LIBRARY .\r\n Battery Life I bought this ipod to replace my 2nd gen 2gb ipod nano, because i filled that one's memory up .\r\n The only bad thing is it's battery life .\r\n 8 hours or less is a more realistic battery life .\r\nshoes if using vid cam for long time, it kills battery Standard Def video recording, but still sharp !\r\n battery life, becuase of all the features I had an apple ipod 3rd generation and the 5th genteration is twice as good as the numbering would suggest .\r\n I have not found one thing other than the battery life last for only one full day of use .\r\n So, the battery thing is not that big a deal .\r\n Overall, almost perfect just watch out or you will run out of battery life .\r\n battery life, freezes up I just got the 5th gen as a replacement for my 2nd gen nano .\r\n the pedometer is also very nice but seems like it drains the battery if you have it in always on mode .\r\n The new Nano has a very short battery life most likely due to all the new features .\r\n Very easy to use, love the pedometer, lightweight, thin, nice screen, great sound, battery lasts much longer than stated .\r\n Easy to use, Great sound, long battery life, love the fact that I can tune in to my favorite radio station, and I'm into exercise so the pedometer with calories burned is a great addition .\r\n Battery life seems to be good .\r\n Scratches easily and the battery does not last .\r\n The battery is not as strong as it should be .\r\n But the battery is a little bit unpleased, but it is very good .\r\n Battery life is bad, real bad .\r\nLong battery life, Decent camera for such a small device, excellent sound quality and easy to use !\r\n The video camera works great and the battery\r\n Then you find the battery only lasts about 1 .\r\n Long Battery Life, Sleek Compact, Easy To Set Up, Reliable Performance, Great Sound, Lots of Storage bought it for the gym and it was just the right weight !\r\nMy only complaint with this product is that the battery doesn't last long at all\r\nI bought the nano as a replacement for an older classic, which was a great unit but time has taken it's toll on the battery and screen .\r\n", "summaries": ["The battery life is too short.\r\nThe time between chargers is not enough.", "The battery life of the ipod nano is very short.\r\nIt seems to continue using battery even when the ipod is not in use, otherwise, it's a great product.", "The battery life of the Ipod Nano 8GB is far too short.\r\nBattery life is not very good. Needs charging frequently.", "Battery life is very short, especially when you're recording or watching a video.", "Battery life short, especially for video."]}
{"review_sents": " Drivers seat not comfortable, the car itself compared to other models of similar class .\r\n It's very comfortable, remarkably large inside and just an overall great vehicle .\r\n Front seats are very uncomfortable .\r\n I'm 6' tall, and find the driving position pretty comfortable .\r\n However, there are a couple of things that kill it for me 1 terrible driver seat comfort, kills my back 2 lack luster interior design, my Acadia has much better comfort 3 the VCM drives me crazy because the constant change in cylinder use is perceptible enough to be an annoyance .\r\n The seats are extremely uncomfortable .\r\n While the Accord is no Acura it is a close relative in terms of quality and comfort .\r\n I previously owned a 98 Avalon, and found the seats more comfortable than the Honda .\r\n I'm very sad , I loved my daughter's Civic and the dealer service is fantastic, but even good service can't help the uncomfortable seats .\r\n Overall performance is good but comfort level is poor .\r\n The ride is a great balance between handling and comfort .\r\n Although it is fun to drive and quality seems ok, the leather seats are very uncomfortable, especially on a long drive .\r\nAlthough not the fastest, most luxurious, or technologically advanced in the very competitive mid, size sedan segment, the Accord strikes the perfect balance of sport, comfort and value, creating a vehicle that feels and acts like a much pricier machine .\r\n Has lots of features, is comfortable, everything works .\r\n The two door coupe is very comfortable and roomy and draws plenty of attention .\r\n The seat is extremely uncomfortable .\r\n The driver's seat is very uncomfortable .\r\n The head rest tills forward which pushes the driver's head forward at a very uncomfortable position .\r\n The front driver seat's lumbar support seemed very uncomfortable at first .\r\n The car is comfortable and QUIET .\r\n No big deal The car is huge and very comfortable .\r\n Very tight, runs great, very comfortable to drive .\r\n The interior quality is OK, my 1999 Accord EX had a better comfort level on the seats .\r\n Initially the dashboard controls were a little intimidating, but it doesn't take long to get comfortable with them .\r\n I fit in the Coupe comfortably .\r\n The driver seating is uncomfortable .\r\n It's a comfortable ride and is very high quality .\r\n For a 4 cylinder car I am surprised at the comfortable and peppy drive .\r\n This a good choice if you need an affordable and comfortable commuting vehicle but hate the idea of a boring boxy sedan .\r\n What a car, design, ride, comfort, 270 watt audio system, I love this car .\r\n The seats are very comfortable & supportive .\r\nI like my Accord very much, but had I known the drivers seat was so uncomfortable I would have never bought it .\r\n Aside from missing the turbo's acceleration, I've preferred the Accord's better mileage, handling and comfort .\r\n This Accord is the only large car I found with upscale comfort amenities and a good manual transmission .\r\n Comfort inside is better than expected .\r\n My family of 5 can comfortably ride in this car .\r\n This car is a dream from the GAS to the STYLE to the COMFORT .\r\n Its the most comfortable Accord I have had .\r\n I do find the lumbar on the driver's seat a bit uncomfortable though .\r\n The car is very comfortable, the steering is tight and precise .\r\n The seats are comfortable, and there is ample leg room in the front and rear .\r\n Most uncomfortable seats in any vehicle I have ever owned .\r\n It is very comfortable, easy to drive and park .\r\n I would recommend this car for great value, comfort, & fun to drive !\r\n Seats are firm but not uncomfortable , very BMW like .\r\n Rides with comfort and motor will pick up if you need it .\r\n It gives a sporty driving feel and offers a very comfortable Highway ride .\r\n Uncomfortable in Camry, Had a Nissan before, rough ride .\r\n Test drove Honda and enjoyed the firm yet very comfortable ride .\r\n It's very comfortable, has pretty much every luxury feature you might want, and is still fun to drive .\r\n DON'T rely on your test drive, the seats are Very uncomfortable and when the engine goes into the econo mode the vehicle shifts rocks violently forward and when leaving the econo mode it shifts rocks forward once again which means that the vehicle is CONTINUOUSLY SHAKING AND ROCKING .\r\n Seats are very comfortable and ride is very smooth !\r\n My only complaint is comfort .\r\n The front seats are extremely uncomfortable after anything more than 15 minutes of driving due to what I see as a design flaw, the seat curvature is too great, and even with the lumbar support all the way retracted, it still feels like there is some type of bar sticking out in the wrong part of my back .\r\n However, the 08 Accord is well designed, handles well for its size and the comfort level is so much better than the TL .\r\n Absolutely got a great car, roomy, comfortable, great ride for a nice price .\r\n Fun to drive, safe, reliable, and comfortable .\r\n Driver's seat is not fully adjustable using 8, way power seat which is very uncomfortable .\r\n The car is solid, beautiful, comfortable, fuel efficient and big enough for my family of 5 .\r\n Everyone loves the way it rides and we took it to the lake without a single complaint of comfort .\r\n Driving 55 miles per hr between Houston and Austin this slow is very painful, boring to drv,Our Avalanche averaged 15 city with a very comfortable seat and only 20 highway but the vast majority of our driving is in the city not a good trade off .\r\n At 6'5 it is very comfortable .\r\n Good looking inside and out, comfortable and roomy, commendable performance, and excellent gas mileage .\r\n However, long, distance comfort is poor due to hard, narrow and deeply, bucketed seats combined with a very taut suspension which transmits even minor road imperfections through the whole vehicle .\r\n The seat contour creates uncomfortable pressure points which quickly become tiring and downright painful .\r\n The Camry was very comfortable, but not sporty and the ride was boring .\r\ns a great car, spacious, comfortable, fun to drive, and handles very well .\r\n At first the seats seemed stiffer than I'd like, but after making a 2 1 2 hour trip, It felt very comfortable once I got the seat and lumbar adjusted to my liking .\r\n extremely comfortable, more power than camry, lots of space, good fuel economy, and mean looking Cons :\r\n Ride, comfort, visibility, braking, steering and acceleration are excellent for a car of its size and price .\r\n The '08 is more comfortable and handles quite a bit better than the very good experience we had with the '06's .\r\n Door closure is solid, leather seats are very comfortable .\r\n From the hard and uncomfortable driver seat, excessive body roll, several rattles in the interior and intrusive road noise, the vehicle just does not strike a chord n .\r\n In fact, I find my 2006 Civic Ex w Nav to be a better built, more comfortable and more engaging car .\r\n Lots of room and very comfortable .\r\nI purchased this car because the amount of time I spend on the road, I need a comfortable car that is reliable .\r\n This car is comfortable, loaded with options and every one that gets into it loves it .\r\n Seats are not very comfortable and not happy with the heated seats .\r\n The seats are very comfortable and I love the cloth .\r\n The Accord has looks, comfort, great ride and reliability .\r\n Ample room for someone that is 6'2 , and extremely comfortable for my daily commute .\r\nAn extremely comfortable and capable sedan .\r\n I went for comfort over performance to fit it in my budget so the EX, L with the 4 cyl engine .\r\n So far, the reliability has been as expected, it is comfortable on my back, and the gas mileage has been pretty good .\r\n The interior design is roomy and very comfortable .\r\n Steering nice and tight, seats a little stiff but comfortable .\r\n Interior is very roomy, and I can sit comfortably in the rear seat at 6'2 .\r\n Great car, really comfortable and quiet .\r\n Solid build, comfortable interior, smooth ride, fuel efficient averaging 27 .\r\nThis is my second Accord and it's bigger, zippier and more comfortable .\r\n This car is stylish and very comfortable to drive .\r\n It is comfortable, easy to drive, and fast !\r\nVery comfortable and roomy vehicle .\r\n The ride is firm but not harsh, It is more comfortable than the Maxima and looks much better than any Camry .\r\n I previously owned a Chrysler 300 2006, so it is difficult going from a real comfortable interior, really massive dash to a bland and old fashioned interior .\r\n Fun to drive, economic, very comfortable, and excellent on the highway .\r\n It's much more comfortable than the Vette and I absolutely love driving it .\r\n It has great handling and does so with comfort .\r\n Have to say the comfort, look, design and how it drives is first rate .\r\n Back seat comfort and entry exit are great .\r\n Ride is superior, comfortable seats, radio excellent .\r\n my first fill up was 26 mpg mixed city and hwy I only expect it to get better, steering is tight and precise, only complaints are road noise is more than i like but its livable, rain or just dew pours in right on top of the power window controls when the window is cracked, but window guards have fixed that, its a fun car to drive, and for what it is, its comfortable, controls are great, easy to reach, I'm looking forward to a lot of great miles with this car .\r\nThe Honda was very comfortable to drive and averaged 32 miles per gallon .\r\n The leather seat is not the most comfortable, but not bad .\r\n I drive 140 miles daily, and found the comfort the best feature .\r\n It drives well, the satellite radio is awesome and it has the comfort of home .\r\n It has a comfortable ride and most controls are logical, but the location of the volume knobs takes some getting used to .\r\nExcellent car, would recommend this to anyone looking for a sharp, reliable, comfortable sedan .\r\n A little pricy but it's really a comfortable car and a great driving machine .\r\n Great comfort in the Accord .\r\n Awesome interior with great comfort .\r\n Three months and I still can't get comfortable in the LX .\r\n For test drive , I wish I had removed the hard plastic from the driver's seat tried harder to get comfortable in the non, electric seat spent more time on rough roads .\r\n but I do miss the more comfortable ride of my '05 & '96 Camry's .\r\n Otherwise the car is comfortable, stylish, spacious and it handles well .\r\n Very comfortable ride compared to my Lexus .\r\n My main reason for purchasing this car was to get a fuel, efficient vehicle that also was comfortable to drive on long trips .\r\n Interior is nice but not as comfortable as past Accords and feels a little cheap .\r\n I am extremely satisfied after the first week though it was more costly, I still like the smooth power and handling of the V, 6, the comfort of the leather interior, and something new for me .\r\n This Accord model has a great balance of features that blends attractive styling, driveablity, build quality, economy, and comfort with all the loaded options that I will enjoy over several years and 100000\r\n I wanted a larger car that was comfortable and the redesign of the Accord making it bigger made the difference .\r\n The car is roomy inside, comfortable, handles and performs great and is fun to drive .\r\n Cloth front seats big & comfortable .\r\n Seats are stiff but once adjusted seem to become more comfortable .\r\nTraded in my Oddysey for better gas mileage and more comfort .\r\n So far not super impressed with gas mileage, and comfort, well lets just say my dealership just ordered a new seat cushion for me today .\r\n Comfort is my only real complaint .\r\n My my, I have never experienced such smooth performance, stability, pick, up, mileage and comfort that I am enjoying with my new 2008 Honda Accord .\r\n I admire engine performance and comfort while driving atleast 30 mile a day to job .\r\n On the inside, it was for the most part comfortable and luxurious .\r\n The only hiccup I can report is that I think that the seats in our 2008 Odyssey are a bit more comfortable .\r\n Don't get me wrong, the Accord is a comfortable car, I am just a big guy and the seats just feel like they could use a little more of something .\r\nThe 2008 Honda Accord EX, L V6 is an ideal combination of comfort, economy, and pleasure !\r\n No, the Honda does not have the anti, sway of those vehicles in high, cornering speeds, but it is more comfortable .\r\n Was looking for something fun, fast, comfortable and practical and got it all with this car .\r\n The car achieves a nice balance between sportiness and comfort .\r\n There is an amazing comfort level with this car .\r\n Comfort based on the quality and attention to detail Honda efficiently packs into this newly reclassified full size car .\r\n The interior is comfortable, neat and you can find everything within reach .\r\n The heated leather seat is very comfortable and audio system is rocking .\r\n Although it's a lower trim level, it has high quality interior trim very comfortable seats and and very smooth, quiet ride .\r\n I love the interior layout and comfort .\r\n My only complaint is the seat is not comfortable for a long period of driving and if it is raining and you barely roll the window down uou will get soaked .\r\n Very roomy and comfortable even with 5 adults .\r\n At 6'3 I can sit comfortably in the drivers seat and have an unobstructed view out the windows .\r\n00 per gallon I wanted something more fuel efficient but large enough to seat four adults comfortably and provide a sense of safety too .\r\n I commute alot, so interior is important to me, and its leather is does not seem cheap and comfort is top notch .\r\n Gliding can best define the comfort and quietness of the ride inside .\r\n With the leather seats, comfort is close to EX, L's at a best buy price .\r\n Its ride, comfort and overall performance is an absolute joy .\r\n Traded in a 2007 Hyundai Azera Limited that depreciated too fast for my comfort zone .\r\n Leather seats are very comfortable .\r\n Interior is very comfortable w ergonomic design in mind .\r\n Front seats much more comfortable .\r\n Comfortable, good in snow, easy to drive .\r\n The driver, side seat is not comfortable .\r\n This car is very comfortable car to drive .\r\nDriver seat could be more comfortable however, but I love everything about it .\r\n I find the interior comfortable for short and long trips .\r\n My wife does say the vehicle is not as comfortable for long trips as other cars we've owned .\r\n Comfortable ride no thanks to the comfort of the drivers seat !\r\n Very comfortable drive, holds the road very nicely and a blast to drive .\r\n The Accord is so large, comforting, and easy to understand radio system .\r\n I was slightly concerned about all the reviews with the seats being uncomfortable .\r\n This is by far the most comfortable vehicle I have owned .\r\nWhen I bought this car a year ago, I initially wrote a review stating I may have buyer's remorse due to extremely uncomfortable driver's seat .\r\n", "summaries": ["The 2008 honda accord has an extremely uncomfortable drivers seat.\r\nWhile it is nice to drive, expect back pain, especially on long trips.", "The driving position and the leather seats are pretty comfortable.\r\nThe overall interior is comfortable, stylish and spacious.\r\nBack seat comfort and entry exit are great.", "Comfort is ok, but the front seats are too firm and can be uncomfortable after sitting in them for extended periods of time.", "The front seats are uncomfortable.\r\nThe contour of the driver's seat is hard your back.", "The seats are not comfortable as many other cars in this segment."]}
{"review_sents": " Ride seems comfortable and gas mileage fairly good averaging 26 city and 30 open road .\r\n Seats are fine, in fact of all the smaller sedans this is the most comfortable I found for the price as I am 6', 2 and 250# .\r\n Great gas mileage and comfortable on long trips .\r\n Good gas mileage, comfortable seating, lots of leg room .\r\n Lots of comfort for the price .\r\n The ride is loud and not comfortable .\r\n I drive 2 hours to work each day and it is just not comfortable to me .\r\n Getting about 26 mpg mixed city hwy with conservative driving, seating 4 people comfortably .\r\n The ride is quiet and comfortable .\r\n Styling is bland, the engine isn't strong at all, and the car doesn't deliver good comfort while driving it .\r\n The seats aren't comfortable either .\r\n It is relatively comfortable inside .\r\n It's a pretty good car, reliable, comfortable as far as it goes, but limited rear visibility because of high rear bumper, and a problem with its computer learning my driving style .\r\n The driver seat is still soft and mostly uncomfortable .\r\n The ride is comfortable and it seems to ride a little higher than the average sedan, which I like .\r\n I've had 3 BMWs and only one of them could offer a more comfortable ride than the Camry .\r\n Second the internal comfort id awful .\r\n The previous soft seats were replaced with hard cheap ones which are very very uncomfortable and give me back pain .\r\n If you keep in mind that the Camry is a comfort car, you may even enjoy the experience .\r\n While the 4 cylinder does not have the punch of the Honda Accord 4 cylinder, the comfort and quietness of the ride won out .\r\n No hestitation, comfort is great in front in back .\r\n I feel uncomfortable driving this car and will get rid of it .\r\n Very comfortable, great styling .\r\n I was surprised by how quiet the cabin was and just how comfortable it was to sit in and drive .\r\nThis car offers poor driver's seat comfort, poor vision , only average ride quality, gas mileage \r\nWe have had this Camry about two years now, and it is not a boring car but it is smooth, comfortable and has good road manner, and overall it is a good car .\r\n I'd highly recommend anyone buy this car if they are seeking an affordable, comfortable, reliable vehicle .\r\n You can not get that comfort with any other automaker other than perhaps Honda .\r\n Looks are great and interior is comfortable, but it ?\r\nI needed a comfortable commuter that I could also run around with the family in .\r\n great ride, quiet comfortable spacious cabin, superior electronics , fair price and good looks .\r\n You can't have it both ways, either a car is full of power and stiff suspension or it's smooth and comfortable on the road .\r\nThe interior is very luxurious and comfortable, however the car feels slower than my 2002 Camry LE .\r\n For the comfort and entertainment of the ride, I like the Camry .\r\n The driver's seat is really comfortable .\r\n I have had no transmission issues or rattling, the comfort and ride of this vehicle felt to me much more high end then what I had paid .\r\n I love the look, and the comfort, but would never buy one again .\r\n I've read other reviews stating that the leather seats were not comfortable for long drives due to lack of cushion support, but that's not been the case for me especially after recently driving from Houston to Key West, Fla .\r\n The seats were very comfortable .\r\n The car comfort, looks, performance and fuel economy are great but the paint is a disaster .\r\n Front seats are not comfortable on long trip .\r\nI was not sure at first about trading my 01 Honda Accord but have been more than satisfied with the performance, looks, and comfort .\r\n A little stiffer ride than the xl and xle models I have had, but still comfortable and quiet .\r\n Very comfortable ride and seating .\r\n Very low interior noise level, which adds to the long trip comfort .\r\n The ride, comfort, and drive is as expected, however, the quality and reputation of yore are completely gone for the flagship Camry .\r\n Over the month it was in the shop, we rented several different cars and nothing seemed to measure up to the comfort and options of the Camry .\r\n The seat comfort is not as it was and I found that the gas, brake pedals are offset too much to the left of my body centerline .\r\n Very comfortable, quiet interior .\r\n Seats are padded more firmly than previous model but comfortable on trips .\r\n Feels expensive, yet comfortable with larger interior than my Grand Prix .\r\n Trunk is big and rear seat very comfortable for 2 and will seat 3 .\r\n Headroom body room comfort great for my 6'1 250 lbs .\r\n I feel that the Camry just gets better and better in terms of comfort, styling and performance with each generation .\r\n It looks awesome, turns like it's on rails, has a great sound system, and is just comfortable and fun to drive .\r\n It is very quiet and comfortable .\r\n Smooth, comfortable, reliable, fast .\r\n Very comfortable seating position for both me and my husband .\r\n The interior is extremely comfortable, and spacious .\r\n For the price I couldn't have asked for a better performing, comfortable and stylish whip .\r\n The seating is relatively comfortable .\r\n Other than that, technology is mind blowing on this sedan and performance is incredible, with a smooth and comfortable ride .\r\n I'm 6'3 and I find this car very comfortable to drive or ride in .\r\n My friends say my car is just like a Lexus and I have to agree, very comfortable and beautiful .\r\n Seats are comfortable, but wish the seat bottoms tilted back more into a bucket position .\r\n Solid, high quality, comfortable and quiet .\r\n Uncomfortable head restraint, too close to my head .\r\n Superb handling, performance and comfort .\r\n Turns out, it was one of the smoothest, most comfortable rides ever .\r\nI bought this car smitten by its exterior look and interior comfort .\r\n Yes, it is very comfortable, esp for the price paid .\r\n Very quiet and comfortable ride, more than enough power .\r\n It is very reliable and comfortable .\r\n It's very comfortable and a quiet ride with low levels of road and wind noise .\r\n The seats are way to low to the ground making long drives uncomfortable .\r\n I do not find the front seats as comfortable as the seats in my old 96 Ford taurus .\r\n Toyota made many improvements since 03, including more comfortable front seats, better rear seat room and comfort .\r\n Very comfortable, quite and smooth ride .\r\n The sound system is incredible, the seats are comfortable, the controls are ergonomic and straight forward and the take off power is quite impressive .\r\n My passengers are expecially happy with it and love the room, comfort, and adjustability .\r\n On longer trips, however, they have a tendency to fall asleep, , which I think emphasizes how comfortable, smooth, and quiet it is .\r\n It is a very comfortable car that gives us options that we never had on previous vehicles .\r\nI test drove and compared similar 4 door sedans like the Maxima, Accord, Mazda6, and noticed that none had all the features,performance,comfort ,safety,and looks that the Camry has .\r\n The navigation works flawlessly, comfortable seats .\r\n I have to say the car rode great,comfortable and gas mileage great .\r\nI would recommend this car to anyone looking for a comfortable ride as well as good fuel economy .\r\n The seats were very comfortable on a four and a half hour trip, and wind and road noise were minimal .\r\n The interior is much more comfortable than my last 3 Camrys and the exterior styling is oh so chic .\r\n Comfortable and quiet with excellent gas mileage .\r\n Comfort is great, mileage is good overall, better on the road than expected , compared to my 1999 Camry .\r\nHaving flown 26 different aircraft and driven cars for 61 years, I find the 2007 Camry to be the most uncomfortable cockpit I have every been in .\r\n The headrest presses into my head at an uncomfortable angle and it is imposssible to tell where the front of the car is for parking .\r\n The window sill is too high and the armrest too low to be comfortable .\r\n The new looks are what attracted it to me initially, but its relatively smooth drive, comfort and reliability sold me on it .\r\n It is a beautiful sapphire blue, has really nice lines, is very comfortable, is plenty peppy, and hugs the road .\r\n The ride is very comfortable, although I'm 6'6 and I didn't think head room was an issue but I do think leg room could be better, I think this is mainly because the back seats have tons of leg room .\r\n It is so comfortable and drives perfect .\r\n Overall this car is very quiet, comfortable, smooth, powerful, and absolutly the best mid, size in the current market .\r\n Leather seats are comfortable, Nav system is easy to use .\r\n I only have a vibration shimmy problem at 70 mph, visited dealer three times and ended up with changing a new tire and now the ride is even quieter and comfortable .\r\n Leather seats were comfortable .\r\n Leather interior very comfortable .\r\n My conclusion after doing a ton of research regarding safety, reliability, comfort and gas mileage :\r\n the Hyundai Sonata is thousands of dollars cheaper and matches the Camry in all respects except comfort .\r\n Bottom line was that I was going to be in that driver's seat for years to come and I was not going to skimp on the critical comfort factor .\r\n While the '03 was roomy and comfortable, the steering and handling were very vague .\r\n The interior is upgraded markedly, and although there is a bit less headroom, the added telescoping feature of the steering wheel combined with the greater travel of the seat yields greater comfort .\r\n , a luxurious comfort feature, and a fuel consumption that is best in the class .\r\n Nice looking interior but seats are very hard and are not comfortable for long trips .\r\n Top notch rating on interior comfort .\r\n The car is VERY comfortable and the air conditioning is perfect for the heat here in Arizona .\r\nExtremely comfortable with 3 separate power driver seat adjustments .\r\nI purchased a Camry LE approximately 2 months ago, it's a smooth comfortable ride .\r\nI selected the Camry for its comfort and reliability .\r\n This new Camry is indeed very comfortable with quiet and soft ride .\r\nVery uncomfortable when driving long distances .\r\n I am not real fond of the electric seat and I find it is not as comfortable as my F150 pickup on trips .\r\n This car is easy to drive, great gas mileage and comfortable .\r\n However, when we drove the Camry we were impressed with its looks and the comfort of the ride .\r\n", "summaries": ["The Camry offers interior comfort, while providing a quiet ride.\r\nComfortable seating and easy to drive.", "Overall very comfortable ride front and back.\r\nNice and roomy.", "Overall very comfortable ride front and back.\r\nNice and roomy.", "Its very comfortable for long trips.", "Its very comfortable and a quiet ride with low levels of noise ."]}
{"review_sents": " You also get upscale features like spoken directions including street names and programmable POIs .\r\n I used to hesitate to go out of my directions but not any more .\r\n the directions didn't tell me anything I didn't already know after fiddling with it for 10 minutes .\r\n It also does not offer an option to view the route as a series of turn by turn directions .\r\n It gives your heading not in terms of degres but only in terms of one of eight directions .\r\nThe widescreen is a plus and I highly recommend it, even though it has the wide screen you can stick it in your back pocket which can be conveniently used for walking directions .\r\nGarmin's nuvi 255W is a handy little device that provides excellent value, but more importantly spot on directions .\r\n While I recommend that you refrain from entering a directions request while driving your car, I note that some of the more impressive features of this GPS are literally one touch away, and so mounting the device close enough to you to activite a one touch feature would seem to be relatively important .\r\n But leaving it on the seat next to you is likely to cause a few double takes because as comfortable as you think you're going to be just listening for directions, the fact remains that the graphics will attract your eyeballs like a moth to a flame .\r\n I've found the directions in major metropolitan areas to be excellent .\r\n but for the most part, we find that the Garmin software provides accurate directions, whereever we intend to go .\r\nAnother screen at the touch of the button will show you the turn by turn directions coming up so that you can plan even better, especially in areas that you have just enough familiarity to be considered dangerous .\r\nI like how the Garmin 255W doesn't make you type in complete directions when it isn't necessary .\r\nThe only other annoyance of any time is that if you deviate from your route and don't indicate that you are detouring, you get to hear the Garmin repeatedly chastize you because it has to recalulate your directions .\r\n No more firing up the computer, going to the site, printing the directions .\r\n It speaks the directions so that you don't have to keep looking down at a piece of paper .\r\n It allows for detours with directions on how to get back .\r\n Saves mobile phone minutes, because you don't have to call and ask for directions .\r\nTraffic directions are as good and detailed as can be, as you would expect from a Garmin, and less intrusive than on some other brands .\r\nIn closing, this is a fantastic GPS with some very nice features and is very accurate in directions .\r\n The sound is tolerable, but when you are hearing spoken directions a lot, it gets really annoying .\r\n However, the TTS gave me few wrong directions during my trip to NY city .\r\n0 out of 5 stars gives strange directions, July 6, 2009\r\n The directions are highly accurate down to a T .\r\n Depending on what you are using it for, it is a nice adjunct to a travel trip and the directions are accurate and usually the quickest, but not always .\r\n I tend to be a technological idiot but I figure this out, right out of the box and I hadn't even read the directions yet, , this is major easy .\r\n Gives you immediate directions to get to the location you chose to set up as your home location .\r\n Allows you to type in two street names, and if they intersect, the GPS unit will give you directions to that intersection .\r\n You can touch anywhere on the map and press GO for directions to that location .\r\n Shows you your current latitude and longitude location, and allows you to enter new coordinates to set up so you can get directions to that location .\r\n If you missed the spoken directions, you can look at the top of the screen for written directions .\r\n However, I much prefer robotic voices to no spoken directions at all .\r\nSome of the verbal directions :\r\n It should tell me to take the Southwest Drive exit, or the Buffalo Gap Road exit, like the highway sign says, or like I would verbally tell someone to take if giving them directions .\r\n So, although the Nuvi doesn't verbalize those directions, I can look at the screen to see the exit I need to take .\r\nDirections seemed to focus on Interstate travel and I have not played with the device enough to know if it can be set to avoid Interstates .\r\nIt lost satellite contact a couple of times on the trip but apparently picked them up again because there were no skipped directions .\r\nDirections were easy to see and understand .\r\n The spoken directions are generally easy to understand .\r\n Since the directions are also displayed on the screen, I find the occasional mispronunciation entertaining and not an issue .\r\n It does know when you are not near a public road but it cannot give directions to the road .\r\n The spoken turn, by, turn directions are clear and very timely .\r\n My only real gripes on the software interface side would be its inability to show 1, way streets on your overhead map and that this particular model does not support the Garmin routing feature that you can sync between your PC and their more expensive models to pick multiple waypoints instead of just a point 'A' to point 'B' directions system .\r\n You can even get turn, by, turn directions from the program, and Google Maps has features that work with Garmin units .\r\n Any time you're facing a closed roadway or are terribly stuck in highway traffic, you'll get a very slick change in directions to your destination given to you in literally less than 5 seconds than you ask for it .\r\n button, and it gave us directions right to Carmel .\r\n The purpose of the GPS is to give me directions in unfamiliar locations .\r\nThe voice directions are great, but sometimes it mispronounces names .\r\nIt takes a little while to get the satellites sometimes, but I just set it up as soon as I get in the car and by the time I'm out on the road and actually need directions it's up and going .\r\n I had a great time torturing the poor thing and deliberately not following its directions while driving one day in downtown Sacramento .\r\nAs with the 285WT, it gave me bad directions in one place in Sacramento .\r\n I avoided the more complex ones as I had read that FM updates can confuse the device and changing directions after the obstruction has been cleared is not a good option .\r\nI like being able to select different voices, however when I am using Daniel with the English accent, he seems to be clearing his throat at the end of his directions .\r\n It loads quickly, have pretty accurate directions, and can recalculate quickly when I miss a turn .\r\n Often when I'd get a phone call or was talking to someone, it would have been nice to just have the ability to quickly make the voice directions mute .\r\n The directions were pretty right on, with a brief glitch with the distance it was calculating for some approaching streets .\r\n I am sure I've not even touched upon the many features this GPS boasts, but for basic travel directions for the non, techie then this is a great product .\r\n My daughter would then call my wife, asking her to plot a course using a mapping Web site and recite the directions .\r\n Daughter Dearest now carries the Nuvi in the glove box of her car, pulling it out, plugging it in, and getting directions whenever she needs, in a manner that notably is much faster and clearer than reading a map or calling her mother .\r\n When it comes to directions, I'm horrible .\r\n There are different voices you can choose to give you your directions, even Australian, American and British English .\r\n I mainly bought the first one for my wife since she needs directions alot of the time .\r\n It worked so well that people from the wedding were following me for directions .\r\n In the week that I have had it, it's been spot on in providing directions and keeps up with the speed I am traveling .\r\n The Voice Prompted turn by turn directions make it easy to get from one place to another without having to look up at the GPS, but of course you also get turn, by, turn directions on the GPS with a touch of the screen .\r\n Amazon had the best price for this model which I chose for its ability to adjust the directions if you reroute, text to speech feature and 4 .\r\nFor the first time in several years, my husband & I took a roadtrip with no squabbling about directions .\r\n Directions and maps are easy to use, and if you miss a turn, it updates your route in seconds .\r\n It has worked well for local driving giving accurate directions for roads and streets .\r\n I was so tired of having to go to Mapquest and print out directions .\r\n The voice directions give you fair warning when you are about to take a turn, which is really important .\r\nWhat the 255w does best is find a street address, business, point of interest, hospital or airport and give you turn, by, turn directions with amazing accuracy .\r\n I would have struggled to find with my usual combination of maps and Web, based directions .\r\n The directions the GPS gave me were absolutely correct , but the name of the highway was wrong .\r\n Wish I had bought it about two years ago rather than spend a lot on maps and wasting time asking directions, especially in relatively remote areas of ME .\r\n I spent 2 weeks driving around the Mid, West following Mapquest maps and directions .\r\n I chose small towns as destinations and it always led me there without any problems, thus allowing me to enjoy the scenery of the fall foliage without worrying about using a map for directions or getting lost .\r\n I use the map feature when I don't need directions which makes it easier to identify streets when street signs are obscured or missing .\r\nOn the negative side, the directions it gives to a given address are not always the best way to get there .\r\n0 out of 5 stars MyOn, StarDirectionsReplacementUnit, October 15, 2009\r\nMy new Garmin 255w had very Easy Set Up, Accurate Directions to locations, User Friendly Unit to anyone in my vehicle who tried it .\r\n This unit has replaced my GM On, Star Directions unit in my vehicle .\r\n directions routing are perfect .\r\n spoken directions are crystal clear .\r\n Practiced visiting places I already knew to see how accurate the directions and maps would be .\r\n The directions provided have all been quite accurate thus far .\r\n No more stopping at so and so gas stations for directions .\r\n Map is bright and detailed, voice directions are clear and loud .\r\n It can be a little distracting the first few times you use it, but once you find the right mounting spot, it s like it's not there until you need it and then it's there waiting for you to with all the directions to get you to your destination .\r\n I had no trouble with the volume level of the spoken directions either and found it to be an interesting and helpful tool .\r\n Several voice options will announce both directions and street names, etc .\r\nAfter a certain amount of frustration dealing with paper maps, missed exits and fumbling for directions in the dark , I decided it was time to get on the GPS car navigation wagon .\r\n Also, there is there no asking for directions from passengers like spouses and children who have difficulty reading conventional paper maps .\r\nOthers have said that the voice directions leave something to be desired in terms of volume and clarity .\r\n It was accurate on determing original directions and recalculating when necessary .\r\n But driving on the highway with music on and windows down, it will be hard to hear the directions using just 70% of volume .\r\n I didnt know the address of the mueseum so I typed it into the unit and it found not only the meuseum, but the nearest garage, the places to eat, and directions were right ON .\r\nThe display is very easy to read, and the directions were very good .\r\n The model 255W that we received seemed to take longer to find a satelite, and the man's voice was very fast and not as clear, and at times seemed a bit confused in directions .\r\n", "summaries": ["The voice directions are good, it sometime wrongly pronounce them but its understandable.\r\nIf you are in a lot of traffic you can ask it to redirect you which works fine.", "The voice directions are good, it sometime wrongly pronounce them but its understandable.\r\nIf you are in a lot of traffic you can ask it to redirect you which works fine.", "Directions are usually accurate and easy to understand, but not always the quickest route.", "Directions are accurate, easy to see and understand.\r\nThe spoken directions are generally easy to understand.", "Turn-by-turn directions are accurate.\r\nDirections are provided both on-screen and read aloud."]}
{"review_sents": "3 quot widescreen display was a bonus .\r\n This made for smoother graphics on the 255w of the vehicle moving along displayed roads, where the 750's display was more of a jerky movement .\r\n I also found that the display on the 255w was a bit brighter, clearer, and more vivid than on the 750 in both daylight and at night .\r\n The 750 just displays text on the top line for upcoming turns without the arrow .\r\n The 255 also automatically adjusts the font size of displayed text so that even lengthy text will fit .\r\nAnother feature on the 255w is a display of the posted speed limit on the road which you are currently on right above your current displayed speed .\r\nThe 255W has a really clear display that's easy to see in any light .\r\n The new display posts speed limit signs of major roads flush left on the screen, which is a new feature that is also really helpful, if you're driving in an unfamiliar area .\r\n The widescreen display makes it possible to view the names of roads that you are passing on the screen, , which makes it much easier to differentiate between which road to turn on when there are two streets on your right that are only one house apart .\r\nThe bad , My unit only displays elevation contours at zoom levels of 20 miles or higher .\r\nUPDATE ON THIS , It finally turned out that to see the elevation contours at lower zoom levels you have to reduce the amount of detail displayed .\r\n I also miss the display of how far you have yet to go on your route .\r\n My old unit counts this down for you and provides an estimate of ETA on the map display .\r\n I have to hit too many buttons to get back to the map display when, for example, I am entering POIs .\r\n Display is excellent , the layout of information on the screen is very good showing upcoming turns at the top, your speed, the local speed limit and the estimated time of arrival at the bottom .\r\n In the map view, if you touch the display button to the left of the Menu button , it brings up a display that features some stats about your trip and includes a compass of sorts .\r\n The navigation display shows more information, such as next turn street and speed limit, and the picture update is smooth instead of jerky as I have seen in other models .\r\n For me, the visual display combined with this level of verbal instruction is just right .\r\nSo I finally got the Nuvi 255w after months of analizing and comparing wit other brands, adding 3 days of looking arownd in Circuit City and Best Buy stores displays .\r\n It also can display and speak many languages .\r\n I am thinking about buying another one of these for my parents because their native language is Chinese and Garmin 255W speaks and display it !\r\n The display is great, and is very clear .\r\n The instructions sometimes are a little difficult to understand, but written at the top of the display is the next turn information .\r\n The way map is displayed is good and the wide screen helps to see more map area .\r\n Through this option you can find sub, options which will allow you to change the language , set display, navigation, time, map, and security preferences .\r\n The extra features of the 255W over lesser models that I find highly beneficial include spoken street names and the wide screen display .\r\n Since the directions are also displayed on the screen, I find the occasional mispronunciation entertaining and not an issue .\r\n I have checked the display in three areas I am familiar with :\r\n But is impossible to display them and your current position simultaneously .\r\n Even setting the display to maximum detail is far from adequate .\r\n I have really sensitive eyes and sometimes the display is too much, but there is an adjustment for it .\r\nThe display is extremely legible both in bright sunlight and at night .\r\n I used it the day I bought it, and then this morning, and as soon as it comes on it is ready to navigate The only downfall of this product, and the only reason I did not give it 5 stars is the fact that the speed limit it displays for the road you are on isn't 100% accurate .\r\n, The speed limit sign on the display is handy but in the first week of using the GPS I found it had the wrong speed limit a couple times .\r\nThe unit speaks street names, has a beautiful display and a very intuitive interface .\r\n Also, if you're searching for a business, it displays the phone number .\r\n I also like the way the display changes background color for day and night and of course you have control of that as well .\r\n I thought I had seen a turn by turn display but if you pick a location and wait at the GO icon you will see a Route Info slide out but it just tells you the distance and time, though if you tap on it it will show the map so you can zoom around and see the trip as it planned it .\r\n Well when I saw that the 255W had the next turn proudly displayed in the upper left corner I jumped at it .\r\nThe Garmin has a nice 3d display .\r\nOne unexpected feature is the speed limit and actual speed displayed on the map .\r\n I like the larger display and quicker updating of maps .\r\n I really like the versatility of picking destination points either by inputing an explicit address, uploading from Google Maps, or just touching a point on the display .\r\nThe display is bright & clear in the car .\r\n The display is laid out better than the 660 .\r\n It is very easy to use, and when driving in the US , it displays the speed limit and your speed, which is helpful when converting from Kms to Miles .\r\nit should have the names of streets written down on the display roads as you pass them .\r\nThe display is very easy to read, and the directions were very good .\r\n The new speed limit display on the 205 255 is quite helpful .\r\n The sound went out on it and only the display worked .\r\n", "summaries": ["Display is wide and clear.\r\nDisplay can easily change background.\r\nDisplay has many functions available.", "The new screen is large, clear, and bright.\r\nIncludes street names and other labels.", "The wide display of the 225 is very good.\r\nIt makes seeing what is on sceen easy.", "The display is bright, clear, and smooth.\r\nDisplays helpful trip and street information and speaks street names clearly.", "Display is wide, laid out nice, and is very clear and legible."]}
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