Q: Title: All you need to know to even the score with the casino's Product review: The smart gamble is to make the right bets that give you the best advantage possible against the house and this book breaks it down for you. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: Tallest Tree in Our Forest movie information Product review: A searching documentary of a man who lived his life full of passion andconviction. His life spanned from 1898 to 1976. It ended in sadnessand loneliness partly due to his support for communism and Stalin.Paul Robeson was a well known and widely respected black Americanof the 1930s and 1940s. He was a singer,actor,civil rights activist,law school graduate,athlete,scholar and author. He learned to speak morethan 20 languages in order to voice his public opinion and unyieldingviews on issues of race and ignorance throughout the world.As a talented actor, Paul Robeson appeared in "The Emperor Jones"(1933), "Sanders of the River" (1935), "Showboat (936),"Song of Freedom" (1937), "Jericho" (1938), "Big Fella (1938),"King Solomon's Mines (1938), "The Proud Valley" (1939),"Tales of Manhattan" (1942).BIOGRAPHY COLOR & B/W 85 MINUTES 1977UPC 625882926370 Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: It's the best "Karate Movie" i ever seen Product review: Well The Movie Is Great , and i wonder where i can get the song, from the last fight. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: don't bother Product review: The biggest problem with this book is that it isn't a good book on wicca and it isn't a good book on Odinism, leaving it in a no-man's-land inbetween the two. People interested in wicca are better off with something by Buckland or Cunningham or any of the other decent wiccan authors, and people looking for heathen books are better off with anything else but this. The back of the book is extremely deceptive, although the author is slightly more honest in his introduction. The mythology and lore found in the book are useless as is the rune information. The few useful bits on mead and drinking horns just aren't enough to make the book worth the money. This is one man's practices and opinions and provides an interesting look at what Ed Fitch believes, but will be useless for beginning asatruar and wiccans and pointless to those with more expereince. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
