Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I've loved and used Olay Regenerist for a few years now -- the fragrance and the feel of it on my skin was a daily little luxury. Recently though, after giving myself a mini-peel to freshen my skin, I found the Olay Regenerist stung a bit when I applied it. So I gave the fragrance-free version of Olay Regenerist a try and found it was quite soothing to my drying, flaking skin. I think I'll stick with the fragrance-free version from now on, though I really did like the scent of the regular Olay Regenerist.No matter which one you try, I don't think you can find a better facial moisturizer. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Yeah... I was like you too. I picked this up with a few other books with very low expectations, but I was very surprised. This book is actually decent. Even without a Video Game to back it up it would still make a good read. I enjoyed learning more about the Master Chief (main character in that Halo Video Game) partly because he identity is always hidden and the Video Game does not go into detail about how the current situation came to be.This Book is the Prequel to the first Halo Video game, I enjoyed it and my only suggestion or flaw i found was that the battle sequences could use more description. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is kind of a breathless story about some bright computer engineers in the 1970s trying to do something that had never been done before. Runs long, with what seems like a great deal of redundant information. And there's often melodrama (grinding, at times) when straightforward character portraits should have been employed instead. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: In the introduction to his book Smith outlines an exciting career of Ranger Service around the country in National Parks and the like. This book, however, is not about that part of his career. This book contains short recollections, neither poignant nor amusing, of Ranger Service in a doomed recreation area (soon to be dammed). The book is more a history of the planned dam than anything else. Smith's fellow Rangers are portrayed as hopeless men who are simply putting in time before retirement or the building of the Dam. Skip this one. Answer:

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