Ques:Title: Let's give this crap a rest Product review: Intelligent Design is not even remotely science and the attempt made by creationists to turn it into science is shameful. The silliness of the argument is beyond mere stupidity - it is deliberate lying. Intelligent design advocates will ignore anything that refutes their claim, but babble on and on about anything they think supports it. Unfortunately for them, there is not a single scientific fact that intelligent design supports. Not a single one. You know why? Because any scientific fact or hypothesis must be falsifiable. The core of intelligent design is not falsifiable because it is based on religious convictions, not science. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: An Imperfect Past Product review: The Rutledge mysteries are complex, absorbing. The mother-son team creates a seamless product that makes me think. It's refreshing to disappear into an imperfect past every once in a while. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: too much Product review: Too much money for too little results. There is no grounding done up front so you have no idea how to string together the words you are learning. I had to refer to a translation service to understand what the often repeated articles were. If there were a key you could hit to get a english translation it would allow you to get a better idea of how all the Spanish words work together.It gets boring really fast too!Don't waste your money, try Destinos off the internet for FREE. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Really disappointing Product review: What a shame. This book seemed so exciting when I ordered it. But this author doesn't understand musical theatre. He doesn't really know the art form; he just knows a bit about it. So much of the book is so condescending and so dismissive toward a lot of oustanding musicals. And there are so many small factual errors that I have to wonder if he's really seen some of the shows he writes about. Was there no one to proof this book? Did no one reading it know that there is no Oscar for "best soundtrack"? And in addition to factual errors, Singer also fudges the truth from time to time to support his pre-existing conclusions. He doesn't seem to have much respect for the art form, and from what I can tell from his book jacket bio, he's never worked in the musical theatre, so he has virtually no interesting insights into how musicals work. Though there is a bit of useful info in the book, there are far better books than this. Don't bother. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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