Ques:Title: Grumpy Bear bought from Amazon Product review: This is a wonderful stuffed animal. Buying this toy we thought we were buying an 8 inch stuffed animal. Turns out it is 8 inches SITTING, 10 inches overall. We have a collection of 8 inch Care Bears, we needed an 8 inch Grumpy Bear, our favorite care bear. So when we saw this Grumpy Bear we were excited. When we placed Grumpy along side the others, he was like a Giant. We love this Bear, he is wonderful. But ask about the size if it matters to you. 8 inches, is not 8 inches. The difference is amazing. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Very entertaining toy Product review: My ten month old cruiser discovers new things to do with this toy everyday and the music mix is really diverse, so we aren't getting burnt out on it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: I really wanted to love these... Product review: For the past 10 years I have been using a pair of cheap drug store tweezers - they finally got so bad that they were impossible to use. I pluck my eyebrows and chin every single day (sometimes twice a day)so I decided to splurge and buy the best tweezers I could find. After reading various reviews I bought these over the Tweezerman - I was SO excited to get them and thought they would be amazing and that they would save me so much time! I was super disappointed - they are no better than my cheap drugstore pair, in fact, in some ways they are worse. The hairs slip right out of the tweezers - and the points are so sharp that they end up nicking my skin. Over the past couple weeks they've gotten a little better as I've gotten used to them, but really they are so not worth the $26 I paid for them! Maybe I just had unrealistic expectations? Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Smiling for the /r/ sound??? Product review: Not so sure I want to teach my child to smile all the time to produce the /r/ sound...I myself do not produce an /r/ sound smiling. I was told in order to produce an American retroflex /r/ sound your lips must be forwarded and round , but in this book, the author wants you to avoid using this method. Instead, she wants you to smile to produce the /r/ sound. Most sxperts I see on Youtube.com produce the American retroflex /r/ by lips forwarded and slightly rounded. Here are some links below showing this method:(...)(...)(...) Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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