Q: Title: Distiller Cleaner Product review: This product arrived promptly and works far better than the cleaner that came with our distiller, plus the distiller does not (and cannot) be running to use it. Highly recommended. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: Recent Irish History Product review: It's not possible to compress the rich history of Ireland into one small book, but this book which spans about two centuries is well written and concise. The book was assigned for a Stanford University Continuing Studies course and was a very interesting overview of recent history. The themes of Irish dissension against the British were well developed. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: Check the negativity Product review: The Make-Up from DC was always one of my favorite bands five years ago when there was nothing going on in music except Tricky. If they would have come out now, they would have taken over the planet. They were definitely a band before their time. Scene Creamers feature two members from The Make-Up: Ian Svenonius and Michelle Mae. They recently played in American without much advance warning. Ian Svenonius is the most talented white soul man who could share a stage with James Brown. There have been other fakers like James Chance, but Ian is the real deal. On this album, they mix funk and soul, with psychedelia and folk music. "Hey Lonnie" reminds me of The Stooges. Their love of P-Funk colors much of this record, like on songs like "One Stone." Scene Creamers are a very original and special band. Be on the lookout for them.(www.freewilliamsburg.com) Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: Peaceful Piggies feel great Product review: I ordered this book for my grandson and was so pleased with it in every way. He is just turning 5 and I have been working with him on breathing to help him calm down when upset. This book has a sweet narrative and wonderful illustrations that give tools to self soothing and accepting things as they are in the present. It is perfect for young children and addresses situations common to everyone, young and old. The project at the end is great too. I highly recommend this book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
