Is this product review positive? Title: So beautiful! Review: My my, this edition of the Bible is fabulous, just as all the other reviews will tell you. Yes, there are no cross-references. Yes, there are no notes (other than alternate rendering footnotes). Yes, there could have been more space for the centre columns. All those things. But this is the Bible, pure and simple. I can't wait to get stuck into that lotus! I could not encourage you enough to buy this Bible - it's less expensive than many other editions but this one is FOR LIFE! [I am so impressed with this edition of the Bible that I've bought additional copies to give as gifts!] Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: A letter to three wives Review: Great service and product was as described! It cAME QUICKLY AND i WOULD DO BUSINESS AGAIN WITH THEM! tOUGH TO BEAT! Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: MORE FOOLS GOLD Review: The MOTLEYS first book was mre or lessa cheap rehash of "Beating the Dow" I see this as a cheap rehash of some ofbest selling financial authors of therecent past. Motleys are just exploiting the financial ignorance of the averge American public. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: A very disturbing and degrading film Review: This review is for the Criterion Collection DVD edition of the film."Fat Girl" known in France as "À ma soeur!" is the story of an obese 12 year old girl and her 15 year old sister. They are sharing a room at a resort while they and their mother are travelling. The elder sister meets a young Italian man and they have intimate relations with each other. [...]The film's depiction of underage sexuality, though simulated (The actresses were of legal age at the time of filming), is very explicit and I am surprised that it passed the censors. The film also contains a violent rape scene. I also think the film is degrading to overweight people as it can be though as portraying obese people as being homely.The special features on the DVD are two theatrical trailers, two interviews with the director, and a behind the scenes look at the film.This film is unworthy of Criterion Collection treatment. Answer:
