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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Disappointed Review: I purchased this book I believe in 2005 to prepare for the exam. The subject matter is good, but there are so many incorrect spellings throughout the book that I could not believe that I had paid $60 for it. I paid half the price for the exam book from the Research & Education Asso and I passed both exams. Who edited this study guide was my question? I wanted to get my money back, but I didn't and I should have. Also it did not help me pass the test at all, so I gave up on reading it. So future teachers do not purchase this book. You will not pass. It is a rip-off and not worth the money! Answer:
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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Nothing Great Here Review: This is a rip-off. Only "Mr. Bojangles" is the closest song to anything resembling a "greatest hit" on this DVD. There are barely eight NGDB (mediocre) performances here, with songs like "Dance Little Jean" and "Randy Lynn Scruggs Rag" being absolute throwaways. "Partners Brothers Friends" is a song to mark, they say, twenty years of the group's staying together. There are other artist fillers included -- two forgettable songs by Stella Parton and two by Gus Harding == that simply add a few minutes to the brief collection.The editing is lousy, the "bonuses" are fuzzy ads for what appear to be other DVDS by second or third tier rock performers. Packaging this as "Greatest Hits Live" is unfair to this great group. Think carefully about purchasing this disappointment. Answer:
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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: great, but not a bunch of Song 2's Review: Ironically, Song 2 was the song that got me interested in Blur, and it turned out that none of their other songs (except maybe Chinese Bombs) sound at all like that, especially not on the earlier alubms . . . thank god their old stuff is good, too! Seriously, this is a good album, and it's not just the same old Blur that you've heard before . . . it brings back memories of "Leisure" but grungier. Besides the infamous "Song 2", there is also "Beetlebum", "On Your Own", "Country Sad Ballad Man", and the under-appreciated "You're so Great (and I love you)". Get it, but expect change. Answer:
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