Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This atlas is inferior to the Ordnance Survey Atlas (ISBN 978-1-905511-40-2). We bought the AA atlas before our Ireland trip and found we needed the Ordnance Survey atlas once we got there. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I've been a Yarbro fan since the 1970s and have every Saint Germain book in hardback. This one doesn't even come close. It almost seems like an attempt to become "Anne Rice-like."I don't want to give away the plot, but it drags. Yarbro's normal wonderful historical aspects are all but missing.If you want an excellent Yarbro novel of Saint Germain I highly recommend her earlier work, "Out of the House of Life." Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: It's a Trap! is about as lame as you can expect. While it has its funny moments (Seth Green's Entourage mentions), it's no better than a lackluster regular episode. The only scenes really worth watching are the ones with Carter as Palpatine, and even then Stewie's awful Vader drag those down. Watch it when it comes to television. Don't waste your money on this painful hour of Family Guy. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Entertaining popular science book on the foundations of modern scientific evolutionary theory. There are newer books out there and much more evidence is at hand today. However, for a easy to understand walk-thru of the basic elements of the thinking behind and evidence behind evolutionary scientific theory (and counter arguments to creationalist religious belief) this book is highly recommended. The examples are easy to follow and all important angles and hard questions are dealt with in a logical way. I am - as others - surprised by the many reviews here that so directly misrepresent what this book says and the arguments that Dawkins put forward. If only for this reason I can only even more strongly urge people to read this for themselves if they have reservations on the ability of evolution to explain the world in which we live today - and the fact that I can write this on a computer and communicate it the the internet to the world! Enjoy. Answer:
