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Title: Tried and true hidden techniques to get to the truth Review: This book shows you how to get to the truth using techniques that the subject will not even be aware are being used against them. This book is broken down into 8 basic sections. Each section gets more advanced on methods to get to the truth. After you read this book you will be able to determine if someone is being completely truthful with you in a matter of minutes. You learn how to structure your questions, what body language to look for and audible clues. You learn what is often not spoken is as important as what is spoken. Remember people generally want to be honesty unless they feel justified in their own minds. Its up to you to determine their ulterior motives if you feel they are not being honest with you. Is the review positive or negative?
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Positive


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Title: Shoot this one into outer space. Review: With movies like *American Beauty*, *Pay It Forward*, the recently released *The Shipping News*, and this turkey, *K-PAX*, the name of Kevin Spacey is becoming associated in my mind with mawkish, pretentious, and just downright bad films. In this one, he plays Prot, who is either a genuine spaceman or just a garden-variety madman. No matter which, really: he's annoying either way. Spacey phones this performance in (from outer space?), content to hide behind a pair of dark sunglasses and his trademark smug smirk. His co-star, Jeff Bridges, as the psychiatrist who is reluctant to believe that Prot is really an alien, is humiliatingly subordinate -- constantly made a fool of by the Spacey character, constantly one-upped. (Even the cover art for the DVD conveys this.) Surely Bridges deserves better . . . to say nothing of the audience. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Simply Charming... Review: This little book is a delight, leaving your little one feeling safe and secure having the loving care of a Mommy. Creating a sense of trust is also implied.When I originally bought this book I read it to my little grandson and he loved it, especially opening the flaps was a big treat. Now he can repeat what is under each of the flaps, unprompted, and even though he is now 21 months it is still one of his favorite books.Subsequently, I gave it to my daughter last year for Mother's Day and my son-in-law was given, "Daddies are for Catching Fireflies" on Father's Day. He was just thrilled ~ a book written especially about him.These books are simple, easy to follow, with large, clear, uncluttered and lovely illustrations with perfect text! Is the review positive or negative?
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