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Is this product review positive? Title: First-hand testimony of the end of the Batista dictatorship Review: Written by a soldier who fought in the Cuban revolution, Victor Dreke's From The Escambray To The Congo is a personal memoir and first-hand testimony of the end of the Batista dictatorship and the attempts to create a better government in its place. An insert of black-and-white photographs adds a visual touch to the gripping experiences both on and off the battlefield described in this memorable, gut-wrenching, up close and personal account of the modern history of a nation. From The Escambray To The Congo is a welcome and much appreciated addition to the growing library of personal memoirs and eye-witness accounts of the Cuban Revolution and its aftermath. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Kept my interest Review: I normally don't read romance but I thought what the hell. I sure am glad I read this one. I wouldn't classify it as romance though. I kept me on my toes. I enjoyed it and plan on reading the whole series. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: This is not a review but a correction. Review: As author you have listed the photographer instead of the writer. The author should be Walter Houk, as you will discover on the title page. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: How sharp you ask? Review: I am embarrassed to say that within 90 minutes of owning this blade, I had 16 stitches placed in my hand as a testament to its edge. This blade is *super* sharp. I lost my grip on this blade and in an effort to recover it mid-air, it gave me a gentle kiss on the back of the hand. The serrated portion barely touched my knuckle, and a year later it is still an ugly, scarred, mess.This is a serious knife that can do serious damage, learn from my mistake. Not for the young or clumsy. You have been warned. Answer:
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