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Title: Piece of junk Product review: This is truly a piece of trash. I put on lamb shanks with veggies a few hours ago, and although it has been on LOW the entire time, I just found the temperature dial and 'wings' melted. I now have to return it! What a safety hazard and piece of cheap c- - -. Do NOT buy this one. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: ok- Slow Product review: I like the exercises, but Lynne Robinson does far too much talking and explaining between the exercises. I don't really feel like I am getting a workout. I have done it enough times where now I am just going on to the next one while she is still explaining. I use this in conjunction with the "Hatha Yoga" and "Yoga for the Rest of us". Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Simply Superb And THE Reference Recording For BTW! Product review: This CD contains about 30 minutes of cues from Erich WolfgangKorngold's BETWEEN TWO WORLDS film symphony, and is the primaryfocus of this review. I know of no other modern recording thatcan compare with the selections presented here. And there may bemore cues yet to be released, since the CD booklet notes that the"(s)oundtrack (was) edited by John Mauceri" who is, of course,the conductor of this brilliant recording. The CD also containstwo of Korngold's classical compositions which are excellent,and, for Korngold film-music fans, definitely a major "bonus."Don't hesitate with this one; add it to your collectionimmediately! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: The Jungle of the 21st Century Product review: I am so happy to see someone taking a hard, critical look at American society today. Eric Schlosser writes in a very clear and organized way. He leaves out no details in order to give us the most honest and accurate picture. He explains the inner workings of marketing strategies and questionable motives that have spawned the fast food industry. In contrast, he moves on to citing statistics of work related accidents at slaughterhouses. I enjoyed the fact that the author took careful time to present to us each and every aspect and side of an industry that is so heavily woven into our culture. I recommend this book to anyone and everyone. But do your economics and politics homework first. At some parts, it can be quite confusing and dry if you don't understand. I will definately be reading this book over many times in the future. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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