Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I used to be a big fan of Black & Decker, but everything you need to know about this DustBuster is three words on its label: "Made in China".I bought the CHV1400 at a bricks & mortar store because I needed it right away. I got it home, unpacked it, and charged it. Then I wanted to use it, but it was painfully (literally) difficult to slide the ON/OFF switch. My wife couldn't do it. So I took the unit back to the store and, after a very big hassle, they gave me a new one. I took it home and... same problem, but not quite as severe. We're in NYC now for a few months and we have three hand vacuums back home, so I plan to make do with this one. It won't be going back home with me, though -- it will take a shorter trip into a dumpster.Don't waste your money on this turkey. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I had this kettle a year ago and six moths after I bought it the on/off switch stopped working. I liked the design so I replaced it with another just like it. I thought that this was just a case of bad luck. Today the swick on the new kettle did the same thing. I will try a different model next time. I sugest you so the same! Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Those who have read the book will be very disappointed in this movie adaptation. The movie ends long before the book and the movie totally dismisses the infamous breakout of the bunker personnel after the Hitler/Braun/Goebbels suicides. This was the really new material that could have made this movie much better than the Alec Guiness version (Hitler: The Last Ten Days). An excellent movie could be done on the breakout and the lives of those involved immediately after the Russian pillage of the bunker. Answer:
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