Ques: Title: Fitment guide incorrect Product review: The fitment guide for this part is incorrect. It does NOT fit any 1987-1989 Mercury Tracers. This part has a 26 outboard splines, while the 87-89 Tracer (a captive import version of the Mazda 323) has 24. Don't buy this part if you have an 87-89 Tracer! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Ques: Title: multi use thermometer Product review: I have been using these for years now and can tell you they are rugged and reliable. I have used them for roasts, deep frying, candy making and to check the temperature of my fridge /freezer. The batteries last a long time and the alarm is easy to hear above the noise in my house.Programming is easy you have a count down,count up or time elapsed timer and a high temp alarm to go with a silicone insulated temperature probe.IN SHORT A GREAT PRODUCT ! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Ques: Title: Ludlum's Lost It Product review: Never felt a need to comment on a book before, but several janitors I've met in passing have more going for them than Ludlum's top agents in this book. The dialog is so unrealistic and contrived I had to check the cover to see if this was a Ludlum book. As I continued to read I kept thinking it was a first attempt by a bad writer. Totally disappointed, I've always enjoyed Ludlum, but this time he took the money and ran. If you want good, classic Ludlum, try the Bourne books or The Icarus Agenda and skip this one. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Ans: unflattering

Ques: Title: If you REALLY like to read about blackjack . . . Product review: This book works well as in-flight entertainment on the way to a gambling vacation, although Meadow's writing is about as predictable as a cocktail waitress with a 25-cent tip. I'm not sure what that means, but that's a good illustration of Barry Meadow's prose style.Over and over and over and over he employs that technique, which for lack of a better name I'll call sarcastic simile. Card counters are about as popular with casino personnel as Jerry Falwell at a gay-pride parade. Over the long haul, counters are as likely to lose as Mister Rogers is to be caught in a Watts cocaine bust. Mesquite, Nevada, is growing faster than Warren Buffett's bank account. There are probably 200 more examples. If you can put up with that, it's a decent book. If not, imagine being stuck in an elevator with an unfunny version of Dennis Miller. (There -- are you happy, Barry? Now you've got me doing it!) Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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