Ques: Title: Don't Bother Product review: Just terrible and not worth the money. The fights are horrible and the fighters have very little skill. Puchase PRIDE instead where the best fighters in the WORLD come to fight. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Ans: unflattering

Ques: Title: Uplifting music! Product review: My whole family loves this music. I highly recommend it - harmony is great, and the message is great, too! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Ans: flattering

Ques: Title: Great pillow. Product review: I just got this pillow and am satisfied with it but not fully.The material is good, firm enough not to sag. But the reason I did not give it all stars is that the width is too little for me. I am a small frame person and it would not be suitable for a large person.It is Only a foot wide . A wider pillow is neeed to cover the back of my chair. Also the elastic band which holds it in place at the back of a chair, is too small. It is stretched to max at the back of my chair. It provides great support. A medium grade memory foam. looks good on your office chair.I would not recommend it for anyone who has a broad back. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Ans: flattering

Ques: Title: A trainwreck of a marriage Product review: William Ashe is an up-and-coming English politician. He meets Lady Kitty, a 19-year-old girl who... well, acts like a 19-year-old girl. (If you know a 19-year-old girl then you understand what I mean.) After barely knowing her, Ashe decides to up and marry her. So when the expected calamities begin to happen, I have no sympathy for Ashe. He was the adult in this situation, he should have known what to expect. It's Kitty who has my sympathy. She goes on and goes on making bad choices because she's never made to deal with the results of her actions. She didn't have much of a mother and Ashe is not much of a husband, so she doesn't have a guiding hand into adulthood. (I appreciate that later in the book a character speaks up and basically says the same thing.) In the end, Ward takes the typical out for the story (death) and nothing is accomplished. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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