Question: You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Nit-picky, unrealistic memorization of details, NOT LIKE AANP EXAM! Product review: I want to start by saying that I passed my AANP exam a few weeks ago on the first attempt. I used this book as well as the Fitzgerald book primarily for study, completing each book in it's entirety. I found this book to be frustrating, detail oriented, and incorrect in certain places (I used the 3rd. edition, not the 2nd.). On each chapter, I added up my incorrect answers. I scored between 64%-81%, never actually achieving the recommended 85%. This book did nothing but make me unsure of myself and create a lot of unnecessary anxiety (I graduated with a 3.95- I should never have been worried!) And the CD- forget it! I never scored higher than a 50% on any practice test. My advice? Fitzgerald's book is awesome as well as her CD's. Amelie Hollier (APEA) also has great stuff. More than you money, don't waste your time or energy on this book!!
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Question: You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Incredible Value Product review: If you like classical oil portraits, this is the book you need to have. I would like to add two points to the following reviews:1) the reproductions are as good as it could be as prints. No reproductions are comparable to originals and those in the books are among the best available with the current printing technology in the market. There are whole compositions as well as details. As a painter who has seen many of those originals, I really think the book is a great resource for study.2) the book is entitled as Portraits by Ingres, so some complaints of why some major works by Ingres are not included are irrelevant.
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Question: You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: great in theory, but... Product review: I have this phone, in fact, I liked the idea and look of it so much, I hoped the problems I was having were just specific to the phone I bought - meaning hopefully it was a lemon.Unfortunately, I bought another one and replaced it and still have a problem with it. Periodically the phone cuts in and out so it sounds like you are on a cell and going through a bad cell site...This is on the corded phone, not the extension.Everything else with the phone is fine, you have all the features you could want, but this little problem is enough of a nuisance to really bring down the rating.If you buy it, I hope you don't have the same problem. For me, I lived with it for about a month, then it started getting worse. That's when I returned the first phone and got the replacement...it's started with this one, but I can't find a corded phone w/an extension for anywhere near the same price, and the only other one I've found is another AT&T.Hope this is helpful.
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