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Is this product review positive? Title: Most Helpful Review: This book has been invaluable in tracing my family's genealogy. The author was very meticulous in cataloging the McGavock family from 1760 to 1903. I only wish it had included persons and dates beyond 1903. It includes all the names and dates of EVERY member of the McGavock family tree. When I found a copy of this book in the public library, I knew I wanted it for my library. Thank heavens I was able to find in on Amazon.com.The book is easy to read and to the point. I liked the history of the various family members. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Boo Consumer Reports!!! Review: Consumer Reports rated this treadmill very highly. I am not impressed! The speed sensor did not work on the machine and so I was sent another sensor from Nautilus with instructions written in Chinese. I do not feel I should have to repair a brand new piece of equipment. I finally had the speed sensor repaired and the fan doesn't work! I will never buy another piece of equipment from Nautilus. Amazon.com has been most generous by taking off an additional 10% of the purchase price so I could hire someone to come over and replace the sensor. Consumer Reports - you dropped the ball on this one! Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: great Review: It came on time. I was pleased with the description. It was correctly advertised and the only place I found a smaller base/platform. I could not find these at Lowes, Home Depot, or ACE, So it was great to be able to locate them. I was finally able to fix a special chair for a student with a disability. Thanks! Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: A huge departure and disappoint compared to her other work. Review: Ms McNaught pushed this book through without her usual wonderful character development, attention to unique and stirring vocabulary and without her usual enthralling dialogue. Each of her other books are keepers to be read over and over. This effort is an apparent attempt to enter into a new area of literature, ie, murder/suspense. By page one hundred the reader is still wondering who he/she reading about and waiting to be caught up in the plot. Answer:
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