input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Installation would have been great but they shipped one stud and two bolts for the mount. Trying to start the threads of the steel bolt into the cast pot metal housing was near impossible. I ended up having to buy more metric studs in order to install. Other than that the fit was perfect.But now the problem. First of all they will not fold in for storage - they only fold forward but then the $300 truck cover no longer fits. So now I have to have a custom truck cover made?Then the biggest problem - when these mirors are in their "operating" position they are actually angled rearward almost 45. That places them well beyond any normal persons range of peripheral vision meaning that you cannot see anything without physically turning your head. So forget picking up any action or movement "out of the corner of your eye". All in all I will be looking for a replacement that resolves these problems ans these will be on Craig's list asap. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I picked up this book because the title page compares it to Tom Clancy's books, which I love. I have read War God several times in the fifteen years since, but probably not for the reasons the author wished. The story is actually quite good, but the literary devices are . . . astonishing. It is as if the author was paid by the amount of clichéd narrator jokes, repeated dialogue, and parts numbers packed into the book. My favourite is the US Major about to be overrun who when ordering a subordinate to radio for reinforcements manages to mention the model number of the radio. The book reads like it was written to be an über-techno-thriller by an author who has a bad opinion of techno-thrillers. It *is* fun to read, but especially so if your idea of fun is listing and naming all the exaggerated elements of style, cataloguing and ranking the clichés, not to mention paging back 140 pages to check if a ten-line paragraph really was copied word-for-word. It was. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: What does it take to become an enlightened one? One must stay on the path to the very end. This is the theme of this tile laying game for up to eight players.The basic premise is that each player lays a tile on their turn in order to lengthen their path on the board. However, you have to be careful. If your path reaches the edge of the board, then you are out of the game. It is very simple to learn and play, but difficult to master. I believe that almost any age can enjoy this game, and since it can be played with up to eight players, with games lasting only 10-20 minutes, it is a good choice for parties and small gatherings. If you're interested in playing board games, but don't want to spend hours over the board, then this is an excellent choice. Answer:
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