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Title: silly Product review: This book was silly & unrealistic. It was an easy read & entertaining enough to read all the way through but that isn't saying much since I hardly ever decide not to finish a book. I doubt Jane Green has ever been in a book store in LA since she thinks the chain book stores sell nothing but books on the film industry. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: boring Product review: If you loved O'Rourke's `Eat the Rich', and are dying for more of his deadly, provoking, brilliant and utterly anti-liberal and anti statist-views, then don't buy this book. `The CEO of the Sofa' is an annoyingly uninspired collection of outdated articles, columns and random thoughts. It is nowhere as funny as P.J.'s previous books. His incessant nagging about Hill&Bill is boring, boring, boring. As is the rest of the book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: If I Took Even One Sniff It Would Bore Me Terriff...ically Product review: The Voice at it's purest. The old advice--buy any Sinatra album if he's wearing a hat on the cover--holds true here.On SONGS FOR YOUNG LOVERS, Sinatra rolls through "My Funny Valentine," "A Foggy Day," "They Can't Take That Away From Me," and the one of his all-time best, "I Get A Kick Out Of You," egged on by the incredible Nelson Riddle. This is American popular Jazz at it's very best.SWING EASY, as the name implies, is even more swingin', though the tunes are not as well known as those on SONGS FOR YOUNG LOVERS. The highlight here is "Just One Of Those Things," a sultry tune delivered with the kind of understated power that convinced a lot of younger listeners (I was once one of those) that Sinatra really was ThE Voice. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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flattering

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Title: Outstanding! Product review: Walter has not had an easy life, now at the age of 14, his mother decides he should spend the summer with his two eccentric uncles, who at first are anything but pleased to have him, but that will change.Soon Walter finds out his uncles are not the norm, as he hears stories of adventures that he wonders if they could really be true.It doesn't really matter however, Walter enjoys the stories, true or not. A bond grows between the men and this young boy and this turns into one of the most heart-warming movies I have had the pleasure to view in a long time.If you want to feel good all over,and walk away with a smile, please see this movie. Packed full of adventure, drizzled with humor and sliced with just the right amount of emotional pulls at your heartstrings, Secondhand Lions is a winner. Highly recommended. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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