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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: I'd Give it 5 Stars If... Product review: As all the previous reviews have made clear, this is a great book. There is nothing about it that would keep me from recommending it except that I think I would have enjoyed it even more if I already knew London to some--any--degree. I don't. I've never been to the city and have read very little about it before this book. So I felt a little overwhelmed and disoriented on this my first "visit". But what a great place it is to visit, even if just by reading this book, especially when you get away from the tour group destinations into the back lanes and dusty nooks and crannies. I may never really get to London, but I feel like I've gotten a glimpse of the soul of the city.
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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: What a nasty metal taste Product review: I recieved one of these I would have to say in 1987(original model). A few years ago it died and my family has had several since(a different model than the original and the newest). But this new model is terrible, my mom's the gray pour handle fell out of it and mine when it heats the water everything gets this awful metal taste. Come on Sunbeam this is really sad.
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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Ouch! This book was too painful for me to finish Product review: In all honesty, I could not bring myself to read this whole book, so if you prefer to ignore my opinion, I will quite understand. (I have only read 40-50 pages, but found it so depressing, I gave up!) Here is my review, for what it's worth!I was quite prepared to grant Mr. Nokes' premise that Jane Austen was not the sugary-sweet homebody that others have made her out to be, but I really do not think she or her family could really be as bad as he insists. I have, for instance, a hard time believing that Mr. Austen encouraged his daughter's writing solely on the mercenary view of augmenting the family's income. I am willing to give credence to Mr. Nokes' arguments of the Austen family's imperfections. I could forgive him a lot easier, however, if he didn't appear to gloat over their defects.
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