Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Very emotional movie. I saw it originally on tv and had to own it. After suffering through seven years of infertility, I know how rough it can be. This heart-wrenching story will change your perspective on life in general and what it means to share it even if you don't have the time you thought you did. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I've purchased two of Magellan's 2200T and am very satisfied. I bought my first unit to utilize on my motorcycles as this is the only reasonably priced waterproof unit I could find and was happy with a previous Magellan gps. Liked it so much as a general use gps that I've recently purchased another as a Christmas gift for my daughter. The interface, especially with the upgrade including boating and backpack use, is quite nice. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: When the item arrived I was especially disappointed by the "belt buckle" which is manufactured with some sort of weird styrofoam material. Also, the dress ties in the back. Overall, it's pretty cheap-looking & flimsy, though, what can you expect for the price? Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I wish I'd read the customer reviews of "Gourmet Detective": if I had, I might have thought twice about buying -- and reading -- "Dying on the Vine." The good thing is, the book's so thin on plot and characterization, it takes very little time to get through it. Unfortunately, it's time you could spend on a better read. Besides the typos (which increase toward the end, as if the proofreader became too bored to bother reading it carefully), the book consists of a flat narrative, pale characterizations, awkward dialog and, perhaps oddest of all, lifeless action scenes. Can it be possible to write a story set in Provence and make it dull? While Peter Mayle (the reigning king of Provence-writing) may have thin plots and a feather-weight style, at the very least he's entertaining, something I can't say about Peter King. Answer:
