Question: Title: Solid Rice Cooker for the Price Product review: Overall a great product.I've had the cooker now for about a month. I've cooked several batches of brown rice and regular rice and so far each batch has come out well. It is a bit on the slow side when compared to a stovepot preparation, but the lack of mess to clean up afterwards and the warm feature creates a natural steaming environment for fluffing the rice, so that's a definite improvement to be sure. It also takes up almost no countertop space so you can tuck it into a corner and let it work it's magic. Wish it came with the steamer basket though. :( It seems this particular model variant does not include it.My only complaint so far is the screw securing the lid to the lid handle has come loose and has required re-tightening a few times.Otherwise, so far so good! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering

Question: Title: A helpful insight -- personally AND academically Product review: I found this book to touch me as a person, while reaching me on an academic level at the same time. It is rare to find an ethnography that engages you as a reader, keeping your interest, that also gets the scientific point across. I found Dancing Skeletons to be one of these rare finds. It's an excellent source of information that also captures your attention on a personal level. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Question: Title: Brilliant work, tremendous pleasure. Product review: Fascinating in every respect, The Hand of Cicero uses the life and career of Rome's most famous orator in order to illuminate the centrality of writing and documentation to the ancient Latin world, long thought to be an almost exclusively oral culture. The book is elegantly written and persuasively argued. But in its extended meditations on Cicero's life, it is also utterly engrossing, as all great stories are. This is the best book that I have read about Cicero or about ancient rhetoric, aesthetics, and law in the last five years. I recommend it with unstinting enthusiasm to academic and non-academic readers alike. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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