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Title: Not enough covereage Review: I have bought and loved several other Glamorise bras, so when I wanted a sports bra I got this one. I can not wear it, beacuse the lack of coverage under the arms drives me crazy. The rest of it seems ok, but it is hard for em to tell when I feel like I am too loose on the sides. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative

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Title: Not what Haynes is supposed to be Review: In my "tinkering" days I used to buy Chilton's for light maintenance documentation and Haynes for deep mayor jobs. I have to say that the Haynes books that I used to have were the ones sold in the UK, and they were awesome. True to form and tradition, when I got my new "toy" truck (hey, midlife crisis takes many forms!) I wanted to be able to "tinker" with it (in for a penny, in for a pound!) as in my younger years so I bought the Chilton's and this. To my surprise they are both the same. I don't mean they are alike, I mean they are the same book, verbatim!. Not what Haynes used to be, the quality of the phisical book and the quality of the information inside is not what I was expecting. If you want something that will help you with the maintenance of the car, buy either one, but by all means don't buy both. Probably you should buy Chilton because they are still consistent with the kind of book they have always been. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative

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Title: Disappointed Review: One of the best books I have ever read, if not the best, was "Gates of Fire" by the same author. I was really excited about this book, but it was really disappointing, too many boring and useless details, a confusing and messy dialogue, extremely boring and tedious to go through.I also don't understand why the author had to use so much jargon, too much of for example, in describing naval battles a, why?I am sorry to say this book was a total waste of time! Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative

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Title: Tangilbe perspective Review: At age 45, after considering I've been in the driver seat of my life for the last 14 years provided many opportunities to at the very least give up whining about my circumstances, and on the brighter side recognize my capacity to create, lovelier things. The essay's written by Steve Roberts, however, broadened my perspective even further. Distinguishing power as an ability to be resilient in the face of any eventuality opened my heart to endless possibilities. I have been most struck by the simplicity of experiencing "Love", & "Being Loving", as perhaps an ultimate goal along with listening to my heart. Moreover, owning that I am the knower in my life. With gratitude and deep appreciation I thank you Steve, for sharing your life and your wisdom. I recommend your book often usually followed with a desire to know how it was for them. Is the review positive or negative?
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