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Title: Good Set that covers them better Product review: than any of there Albums over the past Decade to me.after "Out of time" they really lost whatever vibe they had to me."What's the Frequency(Kenneth) was like the last cut by them that I dug.Musically they kinda stayed in place.the Warner Years had some decent tracks though overall they had more edge during there IRS Era.still this Covers them fully&adds a few things for them.this covers them very well from the Past Decade&Half. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Bad fiction Product review: Ned Beach was a good naval officer and not a bad novelist, but he really lost it on this one, which is really all unhinged fantasy. If you have any interest in the facts the place to start isKimmel, Short, and Pearl Harbor: The Final Report Revealedor (a little less clearly and objectively)Defenseless: Command Failure at Pearl Harbor. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Solid drama about family and spiritual turmoil Product review: What makes this movie work is that the character who receives the strongest "preaching to" is a clergy-candidate. Many viewers are put off when the super-righteous spiritual persons speaks down to the ignorant sinner. The hero, Jeremiah, is torn with guilt over an incident that took place when he was 14. His twin brother was under attack and he froze. The guilt has scarred his life ever since. Mercy Street's primary story is Jeremiah's journey through this guilt to true reconciliation with the episode, with his brother, and with God.The frame for the story involves a criminal counterfeiting scam. Even the unsavory Rome, the chief "counterfeiter," gets to preach at Jeremiah. The plot does offer suspense on this level, but also much light-hearted humor.Bottom-line: This is a solid drama that should lead to interesting discussion. It garners four-stars as an excellent film, with a strong "Made For TV" feel. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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