Title: Sappy and cliched story of a female auctioneer Product review: I think this is one of those books that will appeal more to women than to men. It is the story of a forty-year-old New York auctioneer who seems to think an awful lot of herself. She has the usual romantic complications, including a banal liaison with a cliched Frenchman, whose "secret," when we find out what it is, is pretty silly. This is not an offensive book; just not very interesting. There are some lines of dialogue here that will make you roll your eyes and groan. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Best Pilates DVD ever! Product review: I'm a total newbie to Pilates but I was looking for something to help my stomach, so I tried Pilates on vacation with an instructor and machine and I liked it. But I was worried that when I got back home I'd lose my way without the equipment. But the "Best Pilates" CD was for me, the bridge, between the machine and doing mat work by myself a home. Now I do it all with just myself and a mat and the disc and now I'm way into it, it just works great for me, I love it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: The weeds pulled from the earlier books Product review: Rebecca Wells must have been bugged senseless to write another book. So she dug up all the pieces that were culled from her previous two books and slapped them together with duct tape and sent it to her editor. That's the only way I can deduce that this book came about. It has no flow, it leaves random loose ends, and there is suddenly a "plot" two-thirds of the way into the book. Is it enjoyable? Enough to rate two stars. Get it from the library. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Question: Title: Talk about a MESSIAH COMPLEX! Product review: Is James Redfield an aspiring cult leader? Or just a master at marketing? He regurgitates common knowledge as if he's Moses with the Ten Commandments. Then he actually asks people to give MONEY to whoever inspires them with his "insights"--setting himself up for a pretty nice payoff, no? Also seems like a pretty good incentive for people to spread the word about him. Perhaps that's the reason he's received such extensive word-of-mouth publicity. I can't think of any other reason why so many people would recommend his hypocritical, pathetic crap. This has got to be the greatest MLM scheme of all time! He's probably laughing all the way to the bank at all the lost souls he's suckered in. I would be! Anyone who's moronic enough to support him and give him money deserves to be a sucker. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A very enjoyable book filled with emotion and inspiration! Product review: This book is my favorite! Nicholas Evans has a great way of illustrating a story through words. I became really involved in the story as if I were a part of it. I highly recommend this book to all animal lovers, and especially people who do not understand animals! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: Lousy! Product review: If you are expecting the quality of most of the Three Tenors albums (although in this case, there are only two), you will be gravely disappointed.The Pavarotti selections have extremely poor sound quality, and in many instances, there is more choral work than solo tenor singing. The Carreras selections fare somewhat better, but neither tenor is in good voice on this album. This CD is cheap, and this is one instance in which you get exactly what you pay for. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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