Is this product review positive? Title: No shrinking violet! Review: Possibly the decade's boldest voice in speculative fiction. Most writers hobble and contort their ideas to fit a preconceived plot or theme, but Nagata's mind appears to be wired exponentially.The idea of brain-enhancing implants is hardly new, but until LIMIT OF VISION, we had never seen a full-throttle treatment. Nagata carries the idea to its logical conclusion, and while the fears of the technologically timid are duly noted, they're shown little mercy by the steamroller of progress. The future is coming on fast whether we want it or not, and the author's point rings true: it's way more fun to be _on_ the steamroller than under it. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: So delicious Review: This very crispy sugar wafer is perfect with ice cream, or with coffee or tea. It's got a lovely burnt marshmallow flavor. I really like these- they seem to harmonize with anything. I'm allergic to GMo cornstarch, so it is hard for me to find cookies I can eat. This one is lovely, and it's safe for me to eat. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Halo review Review: As people have said for years, this is a great game and there isn't much to add to that. It is especially good considering its a 1st person shooter for a console. My only real complaint is that in multiplayer mode there are no bots. So you can't create a team of bots to fight with or against. Another minor complaint is that the Warthog (their version of a Hummer) is a bit sloppy to handle while driving, however, it is very forgiving which makes up for a lot of that. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: At best, a poor collection of ill-connected articles. Review: I have a large amount of admiration for the Taunton Press. Fine Homebuilding is quality magazine and the For Pros books have been worth the money. This book is a poor collection of disjointed FH articles that have no cogent flow to them. I should know better than to buy books by "Editors," but I made a mistake here. William Spence's "Constructing Staircases, Balustrades & Landings," while not a perfect book, is much better than this collection.Taunton's "For Pros" books on Electrical (Caldwell) and Plumbing (Hemp) are well worth the money, particularly Caldwell's offering. Answer:
