Ques:Title: GOOD FEAR STREET BOOK Product review: THE CHEATER WAS A GOOD FEAR STREET BOOK! THE PLOT WAS VERY CREATIVE, BUT IT WASN'T THAT SCARY THOUGH. BUT I BELIEVE THAT ADAM GOT WHAT HE DESERVED! ANYWAY, THIS IS A PRETTY GOOD FEAR STREET BOOK. SO READ IT! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Looks Great, Doesn't hold water Product review: Another leaky teapot! I've had this teapot about 2 years now and it developed a leak at the weld joint on the spout. I was going to return it, but after reading the other reviews the scrap yard sounds like a better place for it. Previous to this,I had another style anodized teapot from Calphlon, that one didn't last either. Maybe they should get out of the teapot business and stick to pots and pans. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Reggae/Ska "Spinners" Lite Product review: The British sure seem to love their ska - as an American while there are a handful of mildly amusing songs in the ska subgenre, we can pretty much take it or leave it.So, if you love ska - you'll probably enjoy this CD as it combines ska with light funk (and emphasis on light).There are a some CRACKING tracks like Baby Come Back, Black Skin Blue Eyed Boys & Butterfly Red White & Blue that wouldn't be out of place on a Philly or Memphis sound collection of the 1960's or early 1970's but the rest of the CD is pretty much ska-light funk which to American ears just sound like weak non-descript funk. Perhaps the best description is they sound like The Spinners minus the funk, soul and catchy songs ... if that sounds like faint praise ... it is.So, the three songs listed above are worth hearing - perhaps on a single disc collection but the rest really depends on how much you like ska & light funk. At 40 tracks, there's way too much American filler. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Excellent Customer Service Product review: Apparently, many groats are steamed to preserve them, thus making them no longer a raw food. I got these because I understood them to be raw and sproutable--well they won't sprout, however, they are still considered raw. For my purposes, I soaked them, dehydrated them, then ground them into a flour for raw cowboy cookies. They were the right groats for this purpose, but I was confused when they didn't actually sprout after being soaked. I emailed the company, and they got back to me immediately and were very friendly and patient in helping me out--couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. The cookies turned out great, by the way. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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