Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Whole Wheat? Yeah right... Review: Read the label guys. ENRICHED WHEAT FLOUR - thats doesn't sound like whole wheat to me..
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Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: The Best Desk Reference for the Web Professional Review: If you already know the web and just need a book to look up particular things, because hey, no one can have it all memorized, everybody has to look something up once in a while, this book is for you. I have seen no other book that can pack that much information in such a small space and still be easy to look up just what you need, it has tables on everything from HTML to PHP3 and even the new XML, if you need to look up a tag in HTML because you cannot remember it's properties, just go look in the table, if you want to quickly learn a new topic, it can help you there too, organized in sections from HTML to Apache Server Administration, this book is the ultimate resource for the web professional.
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Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Dazzling, Daring, and Devilishy Divine Review: Some people in the aforementioned critiques have cirticized James St.James' writing style. Perhaps it is their closemindedness to unconventional writing styles that leads them to their (if I may say so myself) entirely WRONG opinions. His prose is sheer brilliance; he flames the fire of his story with licks of sassiness and savor. His writing style is local color; kids, he goes with his bad self!
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Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: It's alright, however WYIMN was far superior. Review: This album is somewhat disappointing after the band's exquisite 1998 sophomore album Without You I M Nothing. It appears to me as if Placebo took a more commercial route here, recycling the same hook, along with their trademark sexual references in several songs, only this time it doesn't sound as emotional & convincing as it was on WYIMN. There are some solid songs here however ("Taste In Men", "Days Before You Came", "Special K", "Passive Aggressive", "Blue American", "Slave To The Wage" & the surprisingly good rap song "Spite & Malice") that make this album worth buying (& the four starts of course), however putting "Black Market Blood" as a secrettrack is really unnecessary. Also the bonus songs (The one with David Bowie + the Depeche Mode one) aren't included in the European version, just so you know. Overall an okay album which could've been much better. Maybe nexttime.
