input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Worth a Detour Review: A fascinating view of the literary world as seen by a leading Russian emigre poet. Some of the essays (like the long dissection of an elegy by Marina Tsvetaeva) are so dense as to be almost unreadable. The equally long dissection of "September 1, 1939" by Auden,though, is like auditing a brilliant university lecture on contemporary British poetry. The paeans to Leningrad and to Brodsky's parents give a gritty feel of life in Soviet Russia. The book gives unexpected rewards, and is worth perseverin Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: A fairly good overview of RADIUS Review: I tried to muddle my way through the RFC and didn't get anywhere; so bought this book to get an overview of the RADIUS protocol and from that perspective it was fairly decent. We were using freeradius for a wireless project and this was the only book on the market at the time. I wasn't involved in the actual deployment; so an overview was all I was looking for. The book does go over a freeradius implementation against a mysql backend, but if you are looking for assistance with deployment you are probably better of looking up the freeradius documentation (much better now from what it was then), as well as use their mailing list where you can get prompt answers. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Jesus from Italy to Texas Review: Have you read a bit of Irish Apocrypha? Or the Hungarian "folk Bible"? or the religious tales at the end of the Grimm Brothers? Romulus Linney has taken the folk tales of Jesus and breathed new life into them. Like their sources, the tales are delightfully irreverently reverent - a wonderful counterbalance to the overly serious search for the historical Jesus that is in vogue with Bible scholars of our day. Unbutton your shirt, kick off your shoes and have a bit of fun with this delightful book. Answer:
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