Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: What a waste of talent. Mark Helprin has done brilliant work in the past, but here he squanders his gifts on self-indulgent farce. Imaginative, yes, but that in itself is not a virtue, when the imagination leads him to take a lame joke (for example, an argument between the intellectual Freddy, a/k/a Prince Charles, and the dimwit Fredericka, or Princess Diana, as to whether she has one bosom or two) and spin it out for pages and pages. His view of the British royals is not entirely mean-spirited, but nor does it seem terribly well-informed. As one reviewer pointed out, the characterization of Fredericka owes more to press reports about Paris Hilton than it does to any real understanding of Diana. There are occasional flashes of wit and insight, but not enough for a book half the size of this one. I hope the next novel from Helprin will be worth waiting for. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: REM sings "Everybody Hurts". It's a great song and it's a shame that it's not on this album, since it's part of a defining moment in the movie. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Yes, you dont have the hassle of the cord, but you have to go all over again the same place to get the same results as a corded mower. Results: you spend much more time and the results are more frustating than with the corded ones.This is made worse by the little 16" blade. Anyway, if you are in a small patio or lawn, the cord should not be a problem.Take in mind, as the batterie goes down, so the speed of the blade and consecuently the quality of the cutted grass.[...] Answer:
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