Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The story is riveting and provides a look into the lives of Germans during WW2 (especially women). Various themes are explored and you find yourself well absorbed in the story... hard to put down.In regard to the delivery... it was prompt (before date promised) and in condition stated. Answer:
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input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Jabberwocky was easier to make sense of. The book is full of acronyms and uses them ad nauseam.I don't believe that any organization can follow the procedures outlined in this book and expect to stay in business. Any person following the procedures outlined in this book would surely (and rightfully) be fired, they would never produce any thing but documentation and stick figures (product is important too!).This book tries to cover a very broad range of tools and documentation options but lacks organization and depth, you come away knowing very little about many things.This book is really very bad. Answer:
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Luckily (for me) my mom bought this expensive toy for my son. He got it when he was around 12 months old and didn't really play with it much for the first six months. He initially was afraid of the sounds it made! He mainly tore off the arc with the "P" on it to use for teething. Later on he snapped the little barrier arm to the elevator in two-which created a potential choking hazard in the small round piece created when it broke. He does love the magnetic cars, though. He enjoys the sounds the garage makes now that he's 21 months old, but still doesn't really get the concept of running the cars through the car wash or sending them for a ride in the elevator. I'd say this is a toy for a three year old and up. Overall, I'm glad he's gotten some enjoyment from this toy but I'm glad I wasn't the purchaser. Answer:

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input: OPTIONS:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The first thing that impressed me was the Xbox sound (unamplified - I use Bose ear buds - love them too) via the TK-209K, love the picture quality as well - all this for about $24.I only had one question; namely, the audio cables come with 2 ends (green and pink) which worried me since I don't have sound card (left and right channel). So was I getting stereo? Amazingly they have a 24/7 365 day support line. It only took 30 seconds for the support person to tell me that the green was the stereo plug that I could plug into my laptop's ear phone jack and that the pink was just a stereo mic plug that I could use if I wanted that functionality.Ed Mincher Answer:

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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I honestly can't describe how angry I was when I viewed this "Basement" tape. Not only is the quality of this video awful, but the presentation is less than impressive. I agree wholeheartedly with the previous review that recommended buying the Austin City Limits tape. At least that's worth listening to. This is just plain pathetic. Answer:

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