input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I am on deployment in Kabul, Afghanistan and needed an air purifier. There is a lot of smog here and many of us have been sick. Since you wouldn't send to an APO address, it had to be shipped to my husband, who, in turn, shipped it straight to me. I just received it last night, March 5th, and it would not even turn on.I have already put it in the mail according to your directions, but I feel you should ship it directly to me - at the APO address I have provided. If I hadn't needed this, I would not have ordered it. I might change my rating if it is shipped straight to me and it WORKS! Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book was loaned to me when I was expecting twins; I found it fascinating. A break from the "survival" books, it is a collection of different aspects of multiple birth including: how/when twinning occurs, the social behavior of twins, famous twins, and that special psychological bond that twins seem to share.I was impressed enough with it that when I learned a friend of mine was expecting twins, I specifically went on the hunt for it. I bought it and gave it to her at the office. The rest of the day her fellow employees kept thumbing through it periodically interupting her, with "I bet you didn't know . . .", or "Listen to this. . ." to the point that not much got done the rest of the day.This work, may not be the latest thing, but it provides quotable responses to many frequent twin questions - and I would recommend it to anyone who has, or is closely related to a set of twins. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I rented this accidentally a few weeks ago, thinking it was Brian DePalma's "The Black Dahlia." But this one, Uli Lommel's Black Dahlia, is a whole other beast. It basically centers around a cute, psychotic girl (who stole Sheri Moon Zombie's laugh and fashion sense) and her two silent henchmen in helmets who hold auditions in abandoned buildings for the next Black Dahlia. Anyone who's not "right for the part" is cheerfully tortured and killed, complete with random nudity and dancing in blood. There's a bizarre subplot with idiotic detectives and an old man to whom psycho girl is caretaker or somehow related, who may have killed the original Black Dahlia and wants to try a new one . . .The whole deal is several shades of rotten, from the z-movie budget to the random Eon McKai-style editing. It doesn't even fall into the "so bad it's good" category, but I threw in an extra star because I'm sure it would be incredibly funny if you were drunk. Answer:
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