Question: Title: If you thought the Dragon Book was dense... Product review: A warning to compiler practitioners: This book is heavily based on mathematics. Ideas are expressed more often as algebra and theorems than as English prose. Therefore it's more of a resource for academic work than for actually implementing a compiler. If you are looking for such a formal treatment, perhaps as the basis of a thesis, I highly recommend this book. It's similar to the Dragon Book, but is more up to date and covers topics specific to imperative, functional, logic, and OO languages. But if you're simply interested in getting a working understanding of how to implement a compiler, I suggest one of the other highly rated works on Amazon. I think the other reviewer (only 2 reviews says something too) summarized it best: authoritative, informative, and dull. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering

Question: Title: While once a great resource, information is now dated. Product review: This book was great during the 1997 time period when it was first published. However, INS has made so many recent changes and interim rulings that in terms of a "how to" book I find it to be dated and no longer totally reliable for current law. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: unflattering

Question: Title: Coby TV/DVD Product review: Purchased this system for my wife's birtheday. She loves to watch movies. The TV feature, I thought, would be a great feature for when we travel. The TV feature is just OK. We have a hard time tuning in the receiver. When we do get a picture it is just OK. Not great reception, but OK.My wife saw that the item was being reviewed on a TV talk show (can't remember which one), and all of the audience was given one. I think it is a great item because of the dual function TV/DVD. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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