Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: My opinion: Reused contemporary ideas about one aspect of good conversation. The author fills his book with far too many examples, and the examples that are given are summarized in points that are almost common-sensical. Supposedly a psychological book focusing on the author's years of research on the subject, but its apparent lack of APA citations downplay that notion. Wishy-washy. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: People, if you don't know anything about AMD cpus don't buy them. If you bought it live with it. Otherwise buy Intel and be happy with it. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is an incredible tale from beginning to end. Shrake has developed a character that is the first person born on the American Continent to achieve sainthood, and until the last pages of the book the reader is kept guessing how he could deserve such an honor. The book reads as a memoir written by McGill as he tells the story of his life while awaiting his death. He lives the life of an indian scalper, buffalo hunter, and gold miner in 19th century Texas from the time of the Texas War of Independence until after the US Civil War. The more you read of this man's account of his life, the less you can believe he could ever desert to be Sainted.This book has long been out of print, and its re-printing is an excellent opportunity for new readers to discover a classic western. Any fan of Larry McMurty's books in the "Lonesome Dove" will love "Blessed McGill" and recognize that McMurty has probably gotten some of his writting style from reading this book. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This was a terrible copy of a copy with the scenes incredibly dark with futuristic green flesh tones.Do not buy thisIMO Answer:

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