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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: 1. Sensor was off about 3 degrees high from the beginning2. Same problem that sensor fails long before clock does.3. Like the LaCrosse atomic clocks but these sensors suck. Answer:
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A: No


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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Okay, one star isn't fair-- it's about 2.5 or 3 stars really, but I really want to discourage anyone from buying it thinking that it's like some incredible "long lost treasure from Ryan Adam's past."Let me preface this with the standard "I'm a HUGE Ryan Adams fan!"I bought it back when it was about 10 bucks a pop, didn't like it then and ended up selling it back to the CD store. Then I saw that it was out of print and saw the prices climbing so I bought it again for about 24 bucks. Then I went home and listened to it again and remembered why I had sold it in the first place.Some of the songs can be found on Faithless Street. The only song worth mentioning that you might not be able to get anywhere else is "Pawnshop Ain't No Place for a Wedding Ring" which is the only song that could fall under that "lost treasure" category. But $35 for one song? Jar Jar says: Meesa Nosa Thinka So!" Answer:
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A: No


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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: No mercy is the best wrestling game so far. One good feature is the superstar selection. Another good feature is the ten differnt backstage areas. The best thing about this game to me is the "ALL NEW LADDER MATCH"!! I find it to be the most slammin' match!!! I recommend this game its off da HOOK!!!! It may not be suited for every person, but only the weridoz!!!!... Answer:
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A: Yes


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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I know a lot of people don't but I approve of the idea of sequels in principle, it is the way story-telling began. But I've never liked one until now. It was a real pleasure to read more of what happened to Charles Ryder, and wholly plausible. Johnston has not attempted to ape Waugh's style, so it is as if Waugh was one friend of Charles Ryder, and Michael Johnston another! Johnston writes in a more female-friendly way than Waugh, making it a bit more accessible perhaps. Will be a shame if the literary establishment take against, as I truly think they'll be missing the point. It has always been the books I have enjoyed most that have fired my imagination to wonder what happened next, and in this sense Brideshead Revisited is a lovely tribute to Waugh. Answer:
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