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Title: TEMPERATURE LIES Product review: I was excited about this little deep fryer when I first got it, but I soon realized that it doesn't get hot enough. At first it was just a little off, but after repeated use (a few times)I found that it doesn't get any hotter than 300 degrees! Much less than the stated 375 degrees. So unless you want to have greasy boiled food, do not buy this product. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Bright Eyes review Product review: A teriffic, thinking person's album. Nothing ground breaking musically and not a cd one can pop in for a simple Saturday afternoon drive to the store; this is a inspiring and fascinating listen. The lyrics are well thought out and poetic. I got the feeling I was in a small bar listening to an undiscovered poet performing his heart out with a small band. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Random Thoughts Product review: When I began reading "Love Lingers" I was immediately drawn to page 101 a poem titled "Misunderstood." After reading this poem I knew Dom and I had walked the same paths once. "Assume" was also a favorite because out of all my loves this particular person assumed all the wrong things about me and lost the chance at the greatest love of all time.Love Lingers is raw and filled with the random thoughts of love told by Linda Dominique Grosvenor. I am not sure when she felt in her heart to express her thoughts through paper and pen but we are blessed that she has. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Reminds me of a Movie Chapter Plays from the 1940's! Product review: This book takes Stone and Holly into non-believable situtations. You sometimes feel Clark Kent and Lois Lane are the main characters as in a Superman comic book. Mr. Woods is simply cashing in on an awful piece of work. The book is so bad compare to his earlier "Chiefs" book that you would think it was written by two different authors. Mr. Woods in recent years has clearly sacrificed quality for quantity. Not only do I not recommend this book but suggest you remove Stuart Woods from your must buy author list. He has crossed the line from, "literature to put my name on it and they will buy it." Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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