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Title: Best No Doubt album ever! Product review: Okay this is the best No Doubt album that I have ever heard, Gwen Stefani and co. created an album that is dance and pop and alturnative. The disk starts out with an intro from the title track Rock Steady, then moves into Hella Good which is just a great song in the first place, then comes Hey Baby, followed by Making Out which is one of the best tracks on the album, you have some more good songs until you get to the song that just shines on the album, Don't Let Me Down, at least that is so in my opinion. You have the single Underneath It All, which is a great song, then you have the new single Running which is the only really ballad on the album. It's just fantastic. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Too much slapstick, too little believability Product review: This futuristic lacks believability in a big way. The cloning science makes little sense. The heroine was supposed to be a skilled operative, but she was a klutz. And the action is often contrived.This is one of those books where the humor comes from the supposedly capable heroine keeps bungling things, nearly getting people killed. The hero rolls his eyes and grips, but puts up with it. If you like that sort of thing, you'll love this book.If you haven't read the earlier books in the series, you'll have a lot of catching up to do. There is a lot of background necessary to understanding this plot.I didn't care much for the secondary characters who showed up near the end of the book. The best secondary character was a small, sentient bat who talked too much. The human characters couldn't compete with that!I gave this book a D- Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Not-so elegant linens, after all. Product review: After reading about this book in a home magazine, I looked forward to purchasing it (ordered it from Amazon.com, of course). Unfortunately, the "elegant" linens in Mrs. Irvine's book ranged from a tea cozy to a pin cushion to outdoor seat covers. Although the photographs were lovely--I especially admired the collection of antique Christening gowns--and her prose was light and cheerful, I did not learn anything about making linens that I would consider elegant or even potential heirlooms. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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