Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Don't get me wrong about this book.I thoughly enjoyed reading about the first 400 pages (paperback), but the idea came upon me that it could not possilby have a happy ending. I was right.I put myself into the mind set of the author, diligently researching his material and saw the creeping issue about how to end the novel with all parties, particularly the reader, being happy. I couldn't. Once he set upon relating this tale, I guess he couldn't have a happy ending without it passing to the genre of fantasy.The reason I gave it so low a rating is that the author would have you believe that American intelligence services are more ruthless than the KGB. By far.If you can drop the book after the first 400 pages, do so.A disturbing book. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Communication is a neccessity in life and clarity in communication is the foundation of being understood. I found this book to be helpful for all people to rid themselves of the speech that has insinuated itself in todays language.This guide is simply laid out and is very thorough. Included are words from A to Z that are used incorrectly with helpful correct and incorrect examples.I purchased several books for myself, friends and family.I applaud Mr. McClendon for his integrity as an educator in fullfilling his responsibility rather than doing what is politically correct. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Poulet's anemic tone doesn't help these ordinary Romantic era violin concertos. Listen to Misha Keylin play Vieuxtemps' extraordinary concertos No.1-4 (on Naxos) and Sarah Chang play No. 5 (on EMI) for comparison. It's understandable that a chauvinistic music society would publish the No.'s 6 and 7 for completeness sake, but he shoulda stopped at five...Update 11-03: Keylin has recorded No. 5-7 on Naxos - he breathes life into the so-so No. 6 and 7. Answer:

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