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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Stay AWAY! Product review: This book is a looseleaf collection that does not teach anything at all about proofreading. I had hoped to see some pages of marked text. Nothing! The papers have an abundance of errors for you to proofread for yourself, but not a word about how to do it. The collection was designed for use with an instructor who would tell you what to do, leaving you to practice on the sheets that comprise the book. The material is for test purposes only; there is no instruction. I urge the writer to issue a new addition with the ANSWERS, i.e., with the same sheets MARKED, rather than left for the reader to mark.
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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Obsolete and will not run on PCs newer than 2000 Product review: The Corel Linux OS was written over 11 years ago and is TOTALLY obsolete.It never ran well to begin with, honestly. Corel rushed it to market to jump on the early Linux bandwagon. After huge financial losses and thousands of unhappy customers, Corel shuttered their Linux division, dropped all support and sold it to Xandros. Xandros does not support any Corel versions of Linux.The version of WordPerfect that is bundled with it is not native to Linux, unlike WordPerfect 8.0 and runs under the WINE emulator; notoriously unstable in this case.This software isn't worth the box it came in. Save your money if you're looking for a version of Linux to actually run. It won't work 99% of today's computers. There are still millions of copies out therefore it has no value as a collectible, whatsoever.
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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: getting cheated by CD's Product review: When Sinatra performed and seriously intended to entertain, his songs would go on and on, even to 10 or 12 minutes. In these compilations his songs rarely go beyond 3 minutes, in fact they usually go less. Three minutes is radio time so they can get to their next commercial. We are getting the radio versions not serious entertainment. I want more. I expect more and so should every serious Sinatra fan. Don't buy a CD unless theyshow you the time for each song, if they don't they are hiding it and you're getting cheated and if they do and the songs are 3 minutes or less, don't buy the CD.
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