Ques:Title: 43-inch umbrella is actually 36 inches Product review: This umbrella isn't anywhere near 43". By actual measurement it is only 36" in diameter. I was very disappointed and am returning it. I got one elsewhere that is much larger, automatic up and down and collapses to the same size as this one for about the same price. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Great pineapple masher. Product review: It uses a plastic blade the ended up mashing/bruising the pineapple. If you were going to eat the whole fruit that moment it would probably be OK, but by the next day it was in pretty bad shape. I ended up making smoothies with it as it just wasn't very appetizing. It makes a good attempt at creating the pineapple rings that you see come out of the can. Back to using my sharp kitchen knife--much better result. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Great shave Product review: What a razor! I recommend EVERYONE gets this razor. As a female, I only use men's razors and it gave the perfect shave for my legs. They were smooth and silky! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Amusing but terribly written Product review: I like lighter TT romances, really. I love Lynn Kurland. But this book has some problems, most of which have been mentioned by others here. It's full of anacronisms, which can be spotted almost every other page. The hero thinks in terms which are centuries from being invented. The heroine is very unreal, screwed up because her family are scientists (who are of course all unfeeling, all unemotional - where are these messed up freaks of nature - I'm a scientist and I've yet to meet any). She is also incredibly crude. Men and sex are described in the most vulgar terms (but of course the hero is a 90's kind of 16th c guy so he doesn't return the favor).And yet parts are funny in a screwball kind of way. This book reminds me of Dara Joy's High Energy in its humor, so people who liked that may like this. But fans of history and coherence beware. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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