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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I picked up this book right after I saw David Rakoff on The Daily Show. Watching the interview between Jon Stewart and Rakoff, I got the impression (like many of the other reviewers here) that his book would delve deep into the idea of excess and why the world wants more and more of everything. Instead, I found something just as wonderful, but more about the humor than the intellect.Albeit his essays are witty and smart, I found that they concentrated more on an anecdote than they did an actually comparative study. However, I was less than disappointed.Some chapters I found dull and devoid of interest, but still, the others made up completely for it.All in all, a good book if you're looking for something witty and smart. I enjoy his litterary style, a sort of snarky, I-know-I'm-right douchebaggery. And it's true; he's right. Answer:
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A: Yes


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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: 2 1/2Despite creating comfortable cushions of angular noise to fall into, there is little meat on these apathetically experimental bones, barely masking third-rate Canned recyclables with inane noise manipulation to rarely produce moments of genuine vitality, as a brief final transition reminds. Answer:
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A: No


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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: My husband and I love this oatmeal. I tend to make it a bit loose and add some milk occasionally to boost the calcium. We enjoy it topped with fruits, nuts, honey and maple syrup.I've also added a bit of butter and cheese for a savory breakfast. Answer:
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A: Yes


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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Noorbergen makes perfect sense out of "out of place" artifacts that have been found and ancient ruins that predate known history. His arguments for advanced civilizations predating history are the most convincing I've ever read and he does it without delving into any fantasy about alien visitors. History has a funny way of repeating itself and this book is also a warning about where we might be headed. Answer:
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