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Title: PAT METHENY did it again! Product review: Awesome concert recorded in Seoul, Korea 2005.The video is outstanding and the sound is up to the par.Great album to use it for any HD DVD demos...that should say it...but after all we're talking HD right? It's supposed to...Great music Pat! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Strange Book Product review: I wanted a basic book on policy and this is a book on the general problem solving method. The sub-title should become the book title:"The Eightfold Path to More Problem Solving." This book expands on the the very basic 3-step general problem solving method: (1) define the problem, (2) think of all the alternatives, (3) choose the best alternative.When I get a book I take the key word in the title and look for the author's definition of that term so that I can understand their perspective. Amazingly, the author does not define "policy" in the book. Is policy different than a problem, a strategy, a plan, rules and regulations......?I'll sell you my copy cheap! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Hilarious! Product review: This book was so funny. I read it because I heard about the movie. I haven't seen the movie - but if it's anything like the book, I bet it's great. The quirky, honest perspective is very refreshing. I'm a high school teacher, so I enjoyed imagining exactly what was happening with these goofy kids. Fun read! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Outstanding Insights Product review: Sanyika Shakur's remarkable text vividly reveals the author to be an articulate apologist for self-actualization without the embarrassing self-egoization recognizable in cinema actors, hit parade screamers, catwalk cretins, stammering sports stars and mumbling reality television mouthpieces. 'Monster' is the embellishment of that acclaimed LA Times article in 1998, in which Shakur briefly recounted the genesis of his gangland activities. 'I didn't know what I was gonna do after I left school in the third grade. First I tried the law but them bums always found me guilty, then I tried medicine but them tablets made me constipated. So I figured the gang stuff was my bag. The travel was good, I got to interact a lot and the Drive-By Committee gave me a free ghetto blaster'.'Monster' is the sort of book you read till you stop. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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