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Title: Silence... Product review: This is a silent film. I read that it's one of the best. I seen some of it. And graphics wise it's good. There are two movies on one disc. And the first one is really old, 1905. It's ok. The second one is better in picture, and there are words to be read not annoying so. But often. Great acting. If I could I wouldn't by this one again. Yet, I am a half glass full kind of person and the music is good very short for a little over an hour. It's what they did back then. I would look for a better one if I were you. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Waste of time Product review: Ayn Rand lived and breathed truthiness long before Stephen Colbert invented the term. She defined reality as she wanted to see it, despite the fact that reality did not support her perception. Ayn Rand was a deeply flawed individual and this is reflected in her writings. If you are a psychology student, there may be some value for you here in how far astray from reality human perspective can wander. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Excellent single-point reference Product review: As someone who's been writing code for mod_perl-enabled Apache servers for six years, I can honestly say that this book is one of the best single references on a topic I've seen. Much like the "Perl Cookbook" and "Writing Apache Modules in Perl & C" wrapped into a single volume (with all the recipes tightly focused on mod_perl). I've recommended it to everyone I know who writes for this platform, and it is rarely more than 2-3 feet from my keyboard. Covering the subject as deeply as sub-classing the Apache classes in XS (Perl's layer of glue for writing and linking C code), there's very little about mod_perl you won't find in the book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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