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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: As an avid Zane fan with many of her books on my shelf i was very dissapointed with this new addition to her collection! Many of her books i've read within a couple of days with every aspect of the story gripping and tantalizing the mind of its reader. Unfortunately this did not seem to be the case with this one! If i'd done more research and read other reviews i would've found that out before subjecting myself to this rendition of another boring and subjuded storyline as with other writers within this category of books. Hope that her next book will bring back the hot,gripping and detailed storylines and scenarios that i loved her for when i first read one of her books in the beginning. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The Canon Remote Switch R560 E3 works great. The cord is a bit short....I think its maybe 2 ft. I would have liked to see it come with a 36" cord. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I expected a lot more out of these two but overall it was pretty bad film. Hope to see Sandberg it better roles and films in the future. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Clancy's right wing-nut politics are over exposed in this one. Of the 1,000+ pages, there are 500 pages of a good (not great) story, 300 pages of unnecessary detail (the minutia is overwhelming), and 200 pages of Clancy's overactive ego. This is not near a good as the early Clancy books (Red October or Red Storm). The ending was predictable, anti-climactic and incomplete. Clancy again demonstrates how misogynistic and racist he is. His revisionism of history is particularly annoying. He doesn't seem to remember his "heroes'" failings: Nixon (Watergate and Viet Nam, "we could've won"); Reagan (Iran/Contra, Ollie North ignoring the law); and Bush (Gulf War with the not-so-smart or effective weapons against an incompetent foe.) I recommend The Partner, by Grisham. Answer:
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