Question: Title: Nice sound Product review: This horn set made a nice replacement for the weak meep-meep beeper that came stock in my Nissan Leaf. Now it has a clear authoritative sound like a large American car. Current draw for the pair is 10 amps, the same as the stock horn fuse, so I didn't have to install a relay. Just unbolted the old horn and bolted these on, and made a pigtail jumper to connect both horns to the existing single wire.Be sure to install with the horn mouths facing downwards so that any splashed rainwater can drain out. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering

Question: Title: Game of Shadows Product review: Not only is this a great movie but you can't beat it in Blu-ray. This needs to go in your movie collection. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering

Question: Title: What a clunker! Product review: Rushing To Paradise reads more like a sub-par novel from Michel Houellebecq or Alex Garland and pales in comparison to almost every other J.G. Ballard title. This one far and away is the worst of the lot. It's not that the writing is bad or that the plot is terrible. It's just that NOTHING ever really goes anywhere, the characters are two-dimensional even more so than is common in Ballard books. In most Ballard books we are confronted with a "normal, professional" person subjected to some sort of extraordinary situation that reveals something about humanity and the world that we live in or one day might find ourselves in. However, in Rushing To Paradise we are given no chemistry for this process to happen. The characters and location never really click making any revelation impossible. Skip this one and read the shortTerminal Beachinstead, similar set up with a compelling insight that is utterly lacking in this novel. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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