Title: What happened? Product review: Spacegodzilla looks too fake with the crystals and Godzilla is fat. Baby godzilla is kinda cute for small kids but thism ovie reminded me too much of godzilla vs. Megalon becuase it had that campy humor of a space alien. Spacegodzilla was too easy to kill and should appear in more godzilla movies. Space godzilla should be redesigned with his crystals and fins. A little mOthra appears for little reason and the effects are horrible. What was Toho thinking with this story? It was presentated wrong and it lacked visual effects Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: To be taken with a shaker of salt Product review: I was very turned off by Lindskoog's tone. Her unrelenting hatred for Walter Hooper -- a man she is clearly intensely jealous of for taking a job she desperately wanted when he became Lewis' editor instead of her -- shows a terrible personal bias that mars the whole work.Her unforgiving and un-Christian attitude would seem to indicate that she hasn't really read or understood anything that C. S. Lewis wrote, at least. The whole thing just leaves a bad taste in one's mouth -- instead of "protecting" Lewis, she may well turn many readers completely away from him... legitimate works or not. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Ques: Title: Hard, but good. Product review: EP7 is a far cry from the textured ambience of Incunabula and Amber. It's almost certainly Autechre's most difficult listen yet. Even after repeated listens, I just cannot get my head round the tracks 'left blank' and 'zeiss contarex'. But having said that, 'rpeg' 'ccec' 'squeller' and 'dropp' are all fantastic tracks but you really need a trained ear to be able to appreciate this EP. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Is biology the only determinant of destiny? Product review: This book really cops out by claiming every aggressive behaviour in boys is due to testosterone. Taken literally, this book says that our boys and men were healthier when they were little "Warriors", and bemoans the fact that our males lack this war-time outlet now. It is implied that without war-toys, etc., our boy children will be maladjusted. I think our young men today are pleasanter to be with than those of days past, and perhaps the author simply yearns for a return to HIS father's lifestyle. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Ques:Title: Love This Bag Product review: This bag is almost as good as the real thing! I was very impressed with how it looked, if you are like me and you can't afford the real thing then look no more this is a great bag. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques: Title: This book is rad, dude Product review: Benjamin Mc Fadden and the robot baby sitter are by Timothy Bush. Timothy Bush is a great writer and a good illustrator too. This book is great, it's funny and it's good for a bedtime story for kids the age of 3 to 13. Benjamin is a stubborn boy when it comes to bedtime. The book is about a robot baby sitter that's mean. Benjamin reprograms the robot to be fun. The baby sitter reprograms the other robots to be fun too. Then it gets out of control. Then Benjamin says the password, it's pa... sorry you will have to read the book.I like the end when Benjamin said " What a weird night. " and Fantastic (the robot cat) said something really funny. Then Benjamin looks like the book is going to happen all over again. I recommend this book to Kindergartners though 6th graders because every one can enjoy it. I think 7th graders won't read it because it's too easy to them.By the way this book takes place in outer space, you can tell from the illustrations. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Show your work and conclude with the exact phrasing "Therefore, the final answer is [answer]." where [answer] is just the final number or expression that solves the problem.
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