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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Dissapointing Review: I read a review of this book in the Boston Globe and ordered it on Amazon immediately. It sounded fascinating, but overall the book turned out to be quite a dissapointment. I found Dr. Nuland's anecdotal descriptions of his surgical experiences riveting -- the stuff that keeps me tuning in to "ER" every Thursday night. Unfortunately, the true "guts" of the book, the history of mankind's understanding of the organs and how they work was very dry and at times repetitive. I wished that Dr. Nuland could have told the story of the discovery of the function of the liver, for example, with the same intensity as he described his first personal experience with open-heart surgery. Answer:
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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: ZZZZZZZZ Review: This movie does not deserve the 5 star rating it's getting. The only people who enjoy this movie are Bill & Ted fans or people who think Rogerson Hammerstein composed the soundtrack. News flash, it's Rodgers & Hammerstein, as in Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II. And I'm sure they'd love to see what has become of their oevre of music. This movie does nothing but make Australians look like a bunch of schelmeils. Answer:
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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: complete nonsense Review: Ok, I admit it. I read the first volume and disliked it. So what made me read the second one? Well, I guess I wanted to know if the character of Able would finally grow up to be a responsible man and not just a teenager's dream. Because that's want it reads like. The interaction between the characters are just absurd. I realize that some people really enjoyed that book (I just don't know why) and that taste obviously very different... Answer:
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