Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The subject matter is much too complex, does not follow a logical order, is a slow and arduous read, and is not practical.This book was the subject of a book club where I and a small group of software engineers wanted to learn more about ontologies. Most of the members of the group had some experience with ontology languages. In each one-hour lunch session, we were not able to discuss more than 10 pages at a time due to the complexity of the writing and the subject matter. We finally gave up and none of us has finished the book. Although we read over half of the book before giving up, we gained no practical knowledge from it whatsoever. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I prefer this grip over all others - for both it's performance and it's endurance. It's the one to buy, folks... Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: It's a good quality product and a ideal for transport in extreme conditions. Total protection for compound and recurve bows. Generous space for one of them and 12 arrows and other littles things. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The chief character in this spy thriller is Martin Odum but is he? Even Martin Odum does not know for sure who he is. At different points in the novel he assumes alternate identities, supposedly legends or covers that the CIA created for him over the years. but which legend is real? Whoever he really is, Martin is off to Russia in pursuit of a mafia-type who married an Israeli woman to get out of Russia but then disapppears and she needs a "get" to free her from her marriage. Around this apparently simple premise Littell weaves a complex story. The CIA attempt to stop Martin from pursuing this assignment and in the end we realize why. Not your ordinary thriller but definitely well plotted and well written Answer:
