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Title: Atomic Age Secrets You Don't Really Want to Know Product review: Reporter Trish Cagle has a long-time bone to pick with the editors she's worked for: they always seem to sidestep the important and often-controversial stories she wants to cover. As this heavily researched novel begins, Cagle is about to embark on a journey into the murky depths of the atomic age. She soon discovers that editors around the world have ignored or buried the greatest coverup of her lifetime: the nuclear power industry has a far-worse safety and bestpractices record than we can possibly imagine. This book represents Cagle's personal quest and, as such, is told in large measure through dialogues with her mentor and friend Max Rogers, nuclear/environmental experts and the victims of the tragedies themselves. When all is said and done, the answers Cagle finds at the end of her journey are almost more dramatic than dangers of nuclear accidents she sets out to uncover. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A very good show Product review: I have been looking for this one for a while. I enjoy to watching it and it goes with my Lord of the Ring movie I have. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Timeless Tales of Great Worth Product review: When I was quite small (I'm now 64) the 33 1/3 records were introduced. One of the first that we got was a recording of "The Happy Prince". It featured Bing Crosby. I listened to it over and over until I went off to college. Years later I was in England, and I discovered that there was a whole book of stories. Over the years I have re-read this book so much that it is now in tatters. Each story is a gem unto itself. Each story will become another jewel in your treasure chest of lenses, which help you to see the world more clearly. Now that I have discovered that this book is still in print, I expect to buy multiple copies to give as Christmas Gifts this year. Do yourself a favor and don't miss these delightful additions to your life. (Psst : I like this book !) Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Muddle of illogic Product review: The book starts out okay with the description and translation of the Las Lunas NM inscription. The author seems to know the Hebrew language, both ancient & modern, very well. His interpretation of the inscription as the Ten Commandments makes sense; the inscription was carved by ancient Jews who somehow made it to New Mexico.But when the author starts getting into the supposed "eclipse" rock art (he gives two different dates for the eclipse) and then goes off into the stratosphere with all the alleged Hebrew influence, it doesn't make any sense. I can't follow his muddled illogic. Also, the sources used for reference seem to be mostly rather old for a book originally published in 1984. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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