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Title: i love this thing Product review: this bean back is great. it is heavy, has a rubber gripper bottom and i dont have to worry about those annoying suction cut rings on my windshield anymore. i use it in all my cars, i keep it in a small travel bag with the GPS so that it is available any time. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: whoa! Product review: this sure brings back the memories....I loved this show when it was new. also if you like these old nickelodeon movies got to ebay.com and type nickelodeon youll find allot of cool shows from when we were kide (beetlejuice animated seris, lassie, ren and stimpy, clarissa explayins it all etc.) I recomend that you give this video a try! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Not your typical Indian thriller Product review: Actually, there's very little about Ek Hasina Thi that could be called "typical". The principals (Urmila Matondkar, Saif Ali Khan and Seema Biswas) demonstrate remarkable versatility once again in roles that we're not accustomed to seeing them in. Urmila as the "anti-heroine" or Seema as the tough as nails cop, isn't quite as unusual as seeing Saif in a role that's purely villainous. Though a fairly long film (by American standards anyway) Ek Hasina Thi isn't replete with a lot of extraneous "filler" which is sometimes the case with Bollywood movies. The pace and the suspense are well maintained throughout and even the fight scenes are believeable for the most part. Well worth watching! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Lunatics Product review: The first two-thirds of this story is very good, with wild but endearing characters and an interesting plot. But then, it seems as though the author dumps all the tragedy and suffering he can possibly think of on the characters, like he is setting up bowling pins just to knock them down. The very end of the book is plain awful, with plot resolutions that are, in turn, nauseating, cutesy, and just plain preposterous, despite the fact that this is a semi-magical realism type of tale. Skip this and read In the City of Shy Hunters. This one is a real mess. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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