Title: Not well built Product review: The cordless sweeper was delivered on 10/15/09 and stopped working about 15 days later. There was a smell of burning rubber, probably the belt that moved the rotating brush was binding, then the brush just stopped. Given its performance not worth repairing. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Too rambling, but a good idea in theory Product review: Anthology of An American GirlAuthor: Hilary Thayer HamannPublisher: Spiegel and GrauISBN: 978-0-385-5274-9A big, way too big novel. While some of the writing is wonderful, for every great sentence there are 15 unneccessary. Predominately set in the 1970's. the author has created what could have been a moving and memorable character exploring the pitfalls of adolescense. We share her mental, physical, emotional and sexual changes sometimes in all too long and drawn out detail. That being said, an editor could have done better work in editting this and made a book and character to remember. As it was, it was just mediocre and meandering. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A gamble Product review: It is just a gamble if you get a good one or not. Just like the other reviewer I ordered two of them and got one good 3.7V 900mAh battery that works great and one weak 3.6V 600mAh battery that doesn't hold a charge.If you could get a good one every time it would be a good deal, but with about half of them betting junk it doubles the price. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Perfect industrial music Product review: The album assualts all previously conceived notions of how an indlustrial album should play, and it did so sucessfully. Catapulting itself into the limelight of industrial megahits, "Headhunter", the unarguable stand-out track of the album, will undoubtedly become etched permenantly onto your subconscious. Every other song is equally powerful and memorable, as well, and the several generous remixes tacked onto the end of this EBM masterpiece are quite respectable in their own rights, especially when compared to some of the atrocious remixes that have originated from such over-played bands as Nine Inch Nails. To sum it all up, this is unequivically one of the best techno-dance/ industrial albums you'll ever likely come across, and the price is hard to beat. NOTE: They're presenting a political/religious satire on track 10, correct? Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
