Title: Almost enough Product review: This is probably the only Okinawan lexicon transliterated to English - that in itself makes it a worthy buy. Additionally, there is a basic explanation on Okinawan grammar in the introduction of the book,however, it is brief.The book outlines only the Shuri/Naha dialect - which is enough for the average sojourner through the main island of Ryukyu.The reason I have given the book a 4 star review is that, this lexicon could have been of more benefit if it included more English to Okinawan words in it's glossary.Aside from that fact, its a basic enough dictionary which gives readers an insight into Okinawan culture. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: cheaply made, bad zipper, louseycustomer service Product review: We never got the right size boots out of this company - we tried for a month before Halloween. BOOOOOOOO Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: they are what they Product review: the folding thing is easy and it is very handy having the plastic case.the sound is very good, not excellent though.... especially on the lows, I have never tried the porta pros, so I can't compare,I bought a $20.00 pair of Sony's that were so bad they were unusable before purchasing these.I use them for mostly for running, they sound good, they stay in place, what more can you ask...., well, OK, a little better reproduction and accuracy on the low end. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Why no widescreen? Product review: This a great later Wayne movie with a rather Bond like approach - meglomaniac villain bent on world domination (well Texas anyway),one liners and great action. It is also one of the great sixties Cinemascope westerns, with spectacular Utah locations, so why is it being released in full frame only?This is available on Laserdisc in widescreen, stereo and with a good commentary from the cast (Pat Wayne not John), is aired on UK BBC channels in widescreen and stereo, so is this the best Fox can do? Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
