Q: Title: The Price of Terror: A valuable lesson Product review: Adler and Gerson have crafted a compelling tale that investigates the wake of horrors left by the crash of Pan Am 103. It is never less than riveting in its fluid writing style and compassionate exploration of the travails of the victims' families. Gerson is obviously a committed and passionate advocate for the rights of victims of terrorism, and Adler, a well-known figure at Newsweek, has written with his usual flair for interweaving the telling personal details that make the story come vibrantly to life. The writing is vivid and the story gripping. This book stands out in a crowd of recent works about terrorism that have been rushed to market after September 11. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: Great book, Pros will find themselves going back to it Product review: I have been in the restaurant business for over 20 years. Since it is impossible to remember every aspect, I use it for reference quite often, as well as send my cooks to it when I can't answer there questions. easy to follow and the steps are not over complicated for a beginner to follow. And to be honest the book blows away the CIA book and I went there. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: Well laid out. Good for the younger students. Product review: There are many things I love about this dictionary. Number one is the way it is put together; easy to read text, plenty of eye-catching pictures and artwork, guidewords conspicuously typeset to make locating entries easier, homographs, inflected forms, and example sentences that show use in context.Even my SLD students are able to use this book. It has been an excellent source in helping them to learn how to use a dictionary as it is less intimidating that the old black and white texts. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: Prepare your children for their futures Product review: Prepare your children for their futures by buying them this toy. Set them up for success so that they can role play to prepare as a future member of the McDonald's work force. This "toy" is absolutely deplorable, and I severely question any parents parenting who would buy this for their child. You can also waste your money on this "toy" by helping McDonald's to advertise, since kids develop their food preferences early. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
