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Title: What not to do Review: If you're interested in wasting time, playing games, frustrating people, and attracting guys who know how to work the Rules then buy this book. On the other hand, if you're interested in meeting good, solid and sincere people avoid any advice these authors have to give with the exception of personal safety. This book teaches women how to act disinterested, aloof and unavailable - the perfect way to disuade Mr. Right from contacting you again. Perhaps the worst advice in this book is limiting yourself solely to men who respond to your ad. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Gable Rules Once Again with his Charm and Masculinity Review: THE TALL MEN is a very entertaining Western primarily set on a cattle drive with Clark Gable and Cameron Mitchell signing on with boss Robert Ryan. They must contend not only with the natural elements and marauding Indians but also with their conflicting unbridled emotions for Jane Russell. Director Raoul Walsh this time out seems to display a keen sense of droll humor taking advantage of his three male stars vying for the attention of Russell. Clark Gable as usual turns in a fine performance with his carefree charm and looks and predictably steals this film once again from an accomplished veteran cast. Is this product review negative?
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Title: No Good Review: I would love to review this product but here it is one month later and I still haven't received it, so I would have to say that the product and the distributor are no good. Is this product review negative?
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Title: The best book out there on the music business Review: This book is MUST reading for anyone trying to make a living in the music business, and even for the serious music hobbyist. In fact, non-musicians that want a glimpse behind the curtain would thorougly enjoy it, especially the interviews at the end (Henry Rollins alone is worth the price of admission). Or buy it for the neighbor's kid who is thinking about enrolling at Berklee and then moving out to LA to "make it".What used to take years of banging your head against the wall to learn you can learn in a couple hours by reading this fact-packed, sobering and funny book. Michael distills the essence of the music business--including the key legal, logistical and financial details--into a few hundred pages. As a major plus, it's written in crisp, flowing prose, a welcome departure from the turgid crap churned out by most music scribes.Highly recommended. If you are going to buy one book on the music business, no question, this is the one. Is this product review negative?
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