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Title: Boring Product review: I bought this because I'm a big fan of Weill's Three Penny Opera and wanted to get a sense of what his other works were like. I've listened to Weill's symphonies several times now, and I can't help but conclude that they are uninspired and unfocused. I just don't think he was cut out to compose works in the traditional classical genres. Lady in the Dark at least has some good tunes that are well orchestrated. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Machine Error 41 Product review: I had purchased two different models of Brother all-in-one machines. One of them is MFC3220C and the other one was also MFC model and I forgot the model number. The machines I purchased had issue with "Machine Error 41" error. This error is displayed when the print head is bad or clogged up. On the internet, many other buyers of these machines were complaining and frustrated with this error code. I called Brother support and they had sent me a remanufactured machine as a replacement. The machine they sent also has the same issue and it lasted only 5 months.Don't waste your money on this machine!! After experiencing the same issue on two different models, I decided not to waste my money on any of the Brother all-in-one inkjet machines. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: This is a winner! Product review: I'm always delighted to find a great writer who is new to me. I couldn't put this book down from the first page. Fair warning, however: there isn't a great deal of mystery here. You figure out what's going on pretty soon. However, like the best novels of Barbara Vine (Ruth Rendell), this book is not so much about what happened as it is about the characters. Peter Robinson absolutely shines at creating characters that you really care about. It is the unfolding of these characters and the vivid representation of Yorkshire in the 1940s that make this book one of the most interesting I have read in recent years. I highly recommend this book, and can't wait to read his others. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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