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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Interesting character study of a poor community Review: The story of a small mountain village whose inhabitants must struggle to eke out their meager living. Theft is not tolerated, and the old are left on a mountaintop to die from exposure. This is a fascinating portrayal of how people are sometimes forced by their circumstances to be as merciless as nature itself. It is easy to condemn many of the practices seen in this film, but we are forced to wonder how we might behave if we were similarly deprived. To what extent is our ethics a product of our relatively luxurious lifestyle? It is also interesting to see how various characters face their conditions--some retain their dignity and humanity, while others display what is most ugly and base in human nature.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Spellbinding. Review: This book is too good to be non-fiction. If you read it, you will compare it to any gothic novel you have ever read and will find they all come out second best
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: obscure pop rock band from the late 80s Review: So odd when a band like this is in print while so many sought after artists of the era have yet to see the light of day on CD. I blindly bought this thinking perhaps it was a collection by the band "Modern Man" from early 1980, who were produced by Ultravox singer Midge Ure. That is not the case. I guess this band could be called synthpop, but they're more like pop rock from the late 80s. The lead singer sounds like Richard Marx, the music is comparable to Cutting Crew, Johnny Hates Jazz, and other light pop bands of that style from the late 80s. The music is really not very memorable, and not even one track stands out as strong single material, which would explain why this was never heard on commercial radio.Even the album cover is deceiving. A two man duo with the name "modern man". Immediately you're going to think 'new wave synth band!' Unfortunately, that's not the case.
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