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Title: On the bright side, Cher remains fully clothed Product review: I liked it so much better when Eric Stoltz lived with that other family and decided to shack up with his tomboy drummer next-door neighbor chick with the new wave hairdo and duds, and tight little body. He turned down the annoying, future homemaker-looking Mrs. Popularity in the process. Amazing! Damn, it looks like Eric got stung in the face by a wild pack of bees for hours and then had his head stretched on a rack after being taken in by his new foster mom and biker gang. Don't worry, these are the same bikers as the ones who deliver cute little stuffed animals to kids with leukemia, so it's all good. Not! Later, if you'll remember, Eric devolves into a drug addict bank robber in Paris and eventually earns a living selling drugs to folks like Vincent Vega, an inane, puffy-faced and high-ranking Scientology official. So I guess you can at least partly blame Eric for "Battlefield Earth." Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Second graders at Halley Elementary loved this book! Product review: All of the second graders at William Halley Elementary in Fairfax Station, Virginia enjoyed this book when it was read aloud during a recent library visit. When asked to review the title for other children, their comments ranged from, "This is a really, really funny book!" to "I liked the rules for reading the best!" to "Tell the author to write another book like this one!" The seven and eight year old students loved being ordered to return to the front of the book whenever they laughed at the characters' antics; they appreciated being participants in the stories, not just readers. The students enthusiastically recommend this title, and give the book a Halley Hornet rating of 10 out of a possible 10. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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flattering

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Title: Home Cafe Review Product review: The Home Cafe from Black & Decker is for brewing one cup of coffee at a time. There's three cup sizes to choose from when you brew.A very large unit. As large as most 8-12 cup drip makers. The unit comes in white also.I couldn't believe my ears! This is a very noisily unit. My cat was wide-eye and scared when she heard it growling and spitting. My wife yelled from the bedroom " What the $*&# is that?". Guess I won't be using this early while others are still sleeping.Well I tried a few cups. The taste was okay but not as good as a drip maker. The clean up was decent I suppose. The one thing that disappointed me the most was the temperature. It was luke warm right out of the machine. I could actually drink the cup right down like water if I wanted to. After I added cream... well.... I think you get the idea.I'm afraid that the Black & Decker "Home Cafe" is quite a disappointment. If the unit at the very least served hot coffee then it may of been worth the purchase. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Snapped in half Product review: I had this bat for a year and one month. It snapped at the handle today and they won't replace it because its over the one year warranty. I barely used it during that time though and it shouldn't have broken Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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