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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Informative but rather dull in it's layout.Kind om mish mash of quotations with very little of the politics surrounding the event, and only focusing on rivalries between two or three bishops. Answer:
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A: No


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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is the worst Primus album, easily. Herb left the band right after the completion of this atrocity which says a lot about the state of the band. Tales is completely inaccessible(which is good in a way) but only because the music is incomprehensible. Claypool still manages to cram a nice amount of sick bass riffs in here, but the playing is uneven. Some of the tracks meander on for upwards of seven minutes and the lyrics are trademark ridiculous as always. Ler's guitar playing is scattered but brilliant in spots. This is definitely the low point of the Primus catalog. Thank God for Antipop, this is for hardcore Primus completists only. Answer:
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A: No


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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I went to hear Matthew McAllester speak a couple of months ago in Chicago and I was impressed with his articulateness and was really interested in reading about his personal story. That personal story was barely present in this book and what was there was a jumbled mess. A weird stream of consciousness that will confuse you even if you're well-versed on recent Iraqi history. Did McAllester write this book, or did he just give his assembled notes to some editorial assistant who tried to write a story around them? I wanted to know more about his relationships with the other journalists, with his girlfriend, with his family. The attempt at political analysis is so clearly off-base I can't believe that even the author believes it. I don't get the disparity between the moving talk I heard and the boring mess that this book is. And I recommend that others don't get it at all. Total waste of time and money. Answer:
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A: No


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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: After a silence of well over a year and a half, a moderator on the official forums announced"It has been officially confirmed - SWAT 4 (which is slated to use the Unreal2 engine; it is also official that Urban Justice, as was, has been cancelled) has been postponed, indefinitely."It's too bad- if they'd made this game anything like SWAT3 it would have been great.Don't get your hopes up for a sequel to SWAT3- if there ever is one it'll be a long time before it emerges. Think Team Fortress 2. Answer:
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