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Is this product review positive? Title: The Long Shot Review: Excellent movie. Good for family. Diversified...touched all of the emotions. Had a measure of suspense. Just loved it, and look forward to watching it again and again. Excellent. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Very good for those in "objectively managed" workplaces Review: A number of business have moved to an objective management approach using Six Sigma and similar methodologies. What Lewis describes here is exactly that - an organization managed by fact and some very candid successes and failures with this approach. Insightful reading for anyone in a similar environemnt (or anyone interested in creating such an environment!).As a note, I agree whole-heartedly with the previous comments on this title - even if you don't like baseball, you'll find yourself more interested (and perhaps more respectful) in the sport. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: a good background Review: but terribly written, most pages require 2 or 3 re-reads...the book is terribly dry, but i think the background was very helpful before reading the hobbit and the lotr trilogy for the first time...still, i wouldnt suggest it, the book is just too difficult to understand. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Baldacci Doesn't Know the Bureaucracy Review: The author exercises considerable literary license in his portrayal of the Washington government/security types as being hypercapable types who are so efficient that they can walk on water and then some. I have lived in the Wash DC area for forty-one years and worked for the federal government as an attorney for a little over thirty of those years. What he says ain't so!The bureaucracy's prime area of expertise lies in the expenditure of vast amounts of money and not being held accountable for it. And the Homeland Security department is one of the prime examples.Baldacci does, however, know the geography and landmarks of the DC area quite well and this adds somewhat to the book's appeal for those who live in the metro area where the action takes place. (maybe this is what they called damning something with faint praise) Answer:
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