Ques:Title: Notorious Antisemitic Conspiracy Theory Product review: This notorious book is a thinly-veiled antisemitic attack on Jews claiming they are behind a vast conspiracy to undermine the United States and deliver it to the communist Soviet Union. It has clearly attracted rave reviews from Holocaust deniers and other Jew-bashing conspiracy theorists. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: What's that I smell? It's the garbage that is I, Robot. Product review: OK, for the life of me, I cannot understand how Asimov has come to be revered as a great of science fiction. The dialog in this book is so overly simplistic one would think it's targeted for a grade school student. (Hmmm...On second thought, that's an insult to all grade-schoolers out there.) Characters are predictably dramatic, and the plots (yes, plots...this is a series of short stories, not a novel) definitely cross the line (and make leaps and bounds into the land) of ludicrousness. Case in point: The robot that reads minds, and has a conversation with a roboticist about the fact that she's in love with another roboticist. (Are you serious here, Izzy?!!!)In short, don't buy this garbage. Opt for any of Arthur C. Clarke's books instead. (Childhood's End, for example, would be an excellent alternative.) Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: good book Product review: Enjoyable and fun. Shipped quickly and well packaged. Got it for mom and had to read myself. Anyone who liked the movie under the Tuscan sun should read this Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Shallow, disingenuous Product review: Graphic, spoilers. Everything is wrong with this story.1.If an author is going to cover abusive clergy, she should get it right. Granted, abuse could include grabbing an extremely young child and raping him, but that happens rarely, if ever. Ms.Picoult took the easy way out when she set up the abuse as a grab and rape scenario.2. Momma and daddy should have noticed something more than a sudden lack of speech. How about symptoms of tearing, such as bleeding, drainage, and pain.3. The happy family scenario at the end of the story doesn't wash, unless Ms. Picoult wanted us to view her protagonists as total narcissists. They weren't going to be a normal happy family. Mom was still a murderer. How will she explain to her child why she killed an innocent man.This is the third Picoult novel that I have read. All of them were awful. She takes the cause dejour, and sets up scenarios to tug the heartstrings. Mostly, they gave me heartburn. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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