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Title: Great CD Product review: Wonderful new CD by Vaco. Saw them recently at Lehigh University and they rocked, got the new CD "Rock and Roll Party" and its awesome. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: An amazing read! Product review: The Curse of the Singles Table: A True Story of 1001 Nights Without Sex is amazing. Suzanne Schlosberg shares her story of singleness...from speed dating, to her numourous trips to Starbucks "predates", if your single you can relate on every level. This book made me laugh out loud on the bus (people must have thought I was crazy) and made me cry as I could relate on so many levels. I don't know about you - but a book that can make you cry is pretty real. If your single - buy it. If you not single - buy it (it would give you some insight to what it's like to be single in your thirties, and maybe be happy for the situation that your in not in!!!!). Creative, Couragous and BRILLIANT. I loved it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: The title says it all Product review: I have nearly all of Greg and Steve's CD's and BIG FUN is my favorate as well as my two year old's. We have alot of "fun" interacting with the music and this one is one of the most up-beat selections of music. Silly Willy's is everyone's favorate but there are so many and, like all of Greg and Steve's CD's, the kids have so much fun interacting with the music. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: This book is worth the Wronskian of two linearly dependent functions Product review: I am sure he is an amazing mathematician, but I found this book to be the most horrible linear book I have ever seen. The text that was bolded and italicized was inconsistent and therefore very confusing especially in a book which employs bold face to denote specific mathematical qualities. Furthermore, the conversational style and lack of fluidity had a synergy that would drive even the craziest mathematician crazier. I would reco Lay's or Pooles or Bronson's (this might be my favorite because it is proof intensive). Again, he is a better mathematician than I will ever be, even if he was wasted, but I would not reco this book to any first semester linear student, go for one of the aforementioned authors. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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