Question: Title: Study List not Study Guide Product review: Very disappointing from the tile alone you would think you'd be guided through the materials in a Six Sigma Certification program or at the very least some narrative text "guiding" you through. I bought the guide because Pyzdek (Six Sigma Handbook --very comprehesive) was associated with it. However, the guidue turned out to be pages of lists at worse or statisitical problems with no explaination at best. If this is a study guide I think Pyzdek & Company are out of control Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Question: Title: Good construction Product review: This is a fairly simple device. The construction quality is good at a very good price. A decent seal is integrated into the lip so it is easy to seal up any gaps. The plastic quality looks close to standard for inexpensive terminal cups. The metal binding post are reasonably good quality and work properly. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering

Question: Title: Not about heroic "flyboys" Product review: The author describes the bombing of German and Japanese cities sounding off as if he is writing an op/ed article. When he does speak of the "flyboys" the book is supposed to cover he describes their torture and beheading with no intended or practical purpose. Why would the author lure the reader into believing the book would be about a certain number of "flyboys" that were captured by the Japanese only to bombard the reader with anti-strategic bombing commentary of two brutal and fanatical countries that started World War II? This book is misleading to say the least. James Bradley's primary story is some personal resentment and not about the fate of the "flyboys." His first attempt at history (Flags of Our Fathers) was a success. His second attempt with "Flyboys" is a dismal failure. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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