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Title: Made in China battery died after 2 years of light usage. Product review: Purchased Makita cordless impact driver, cordless drill and flashlight. Original two batteries made in Japan died after 4 years of heavy duty usage. I liked impact driver so I purchased replacement Makita battery which was made in China. I was worried when I got the battery. Well, I was right about worrying. Japanese cells are much better than Chinese cells. The replacement Makita made in China battery lasted only 2 years of light duty usage. Lately, my impact driver lacked power when I charged the battery. Today my charger said that the battery is damaged.I am really upset that Makita charges over $60 and now $70 for low quality made in China battery.I purchased Upstart battery rated at 3.3Ah instead of Makita's 2.6Ah. I am big fan of Makita but battery does not measure up to Makita name. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Why does the dog get fat? Product review: Although I agree with the many reviewers who found the sentiment expressed in this book to be poignant and comforting, I found this book disturbing. The main canine character grows up from a puppy to become an extremely overweight dog. Yet, there is no indication in the book that obesity is an avoidable condition or that it was detrimental to the dog's health to be overweight. Obviously this book was not intended to be a book about proper animal care, I get that. But if the author was not going to address the dog's obesity in any way, why was it such a prominent element in the story? Inadvertently, the author sends the message to children that dogs get fat and we can't do anything about it. As a person who works in animal welfare, I am uncomfortable with that message. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Past the scope of the book, no passages Product review: Again, this book was no exception towards my dislike for the EK 1001 series.What I didn't like:1) Goes past the scope of the book. I felt as if the questions could've been more representative of what I was reading.2) The biggie.. this entire book is full of nothing but discretes. No passages. Zero.If you want to study _any_ section on the MCAT sufficiently, you have to do practice passages. This delivers none. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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