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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: horrible Review: Don't think I'm stupid or don't get the "Roaring 'Twenties"... let me just tell you why it sucks.Here goes: first of all, everyone in the book writes poetry. I don't even know why I bring this up first, but it bugs me. It's just like everyone reflects Amory. The only good one was by his friend who sooner or later seems to be stifled of his creativity by simply hanging out with the dull Amory.Another point I have to make is that his one little affair with this country girl is so vague and unclearly written, the only things I understood about it was her poem and a horseback ride.Honestly, it was good in the beginning, but soon enough, it slowly fell apart. By the end it was just a chaos of words. By the end, when he climbs into a car with a big man with goggles and begins a string of vignettes about his views on society which all go nowhere, the book is just analyzations.Well anyway, it just had a horrible impact on my life and I hated his little encounter with the man with curly feet. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Putty workable but does not dry or harden. Review: I used this putty to fill 18 gauge brad nail holes.Positive: The putty is smooth and easy to work. The container allows you to see the level without removing the lid. The screw lid does not require you to pry it open.Negative: This putty does not dry. I applied it 3 days ago and it is still as soft as it was when it was applied. About 4 hours after application, I set a heat lamp about 4 feet from the cabinet to raise the temperature to about 65-70 degrees. After 24 hours the putty was still soft.I removed the heat lamp and waited 2 more days and the putty is just as soft as when it was applied.Not sure what to do next? Try to scrape it off?Was I supposed to mix with solvent before applying? Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Simple system but unfunctional Review: Its a great design, but it really doesn't work at all. I bought one, and the heat works well but the fan didn't work at all, so the popcorn never popped. I don't recomend it at all. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Computer ram Review: According to HP the 32 bit windows xp maxes out at 4 GB, The reason you only see about half of it is alot of computers have shared memory to run other hardware in your computer and may also use alot for programs running in the background. I'm no expert I'm just sharing what I have read at HP's site and have been told by people that know. Answer:
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Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Poor Connectivity Review: This is the second wireless card I've tried and is even worse than the first. The Linksys card takes a long time to recognize a local network (5-8 minutes) then has trouble connecting. Often it says it is connected to the internet but does not allow access. It seems "twitchy" and will frequently lose contact despite having a very strong signal.I paid the extra money for the better card but if this is as good as wireless cards get, make sure you buy your laptop with an internal wi-fi. Answer:
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input: OPTIONS:
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