Title: Love it! Product review: I can't get enough of this CD. I think it's John Mayer's best one yet. The music is fantastic, the lyrics meaningful...well worth the buy! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Terrible - ZERO didactic value Product review: This book fails misserably at explaining anything. The examples disuaded me to purchase it only to find out that simple explanations about how it AI works are no where to be found. The examples themselves typically have no comments, even if they are several pages long. Later chapters provide more insight, however when you are looking to learn something, the "simpler" topics are glossed over.The Java code also leaves a lot to be desired, it doesn't follow standard java naming conventions for variables and the style is so varied and terrible (sometimes instance variables are declared at the top, sometimes at the bottom) that reading the code becomes a chore (and all that without commentary.)Some web pages on the net provide more useful information. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: The art of singing, perfected . . Product review: Can you improve on perfection? Cecilia BARTOLI certainly can . . , and elevates a grateful GLUCK to new heights.Now how can I top my raves for her VIVALDI Album? Here sheuses her vital energy to float an even more arid project.And regales us with amazing vocal artistry. A tour-de-forceshining new light on a quasi-forgotten composer, who foundin Cecilia his most valiant knight. The orchestra underB. Forck a class act. And the graphic presentation/bookletan achievement in itself, it's a labour of love you'llfeel tempted to leave on your coffee table for conversation.Make this your CD of the month, and be amazed. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: not as great as they say Product review: the item description says it "erases the hair" with its special "micro-technology." Basically, it is just a tiny electric shaver that works on batteries. They say it works great on facial hair, but seriously, I would NOT use it on my face. It would be a decent product if they didn't falsely advertise. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
