Is this product review positive? Title: Pretty solid and secure Review: I bought this for my expanding collection of song lyrics since I outgrew the 3-inch binder I had been using. This works well for the 300+ pages of songs which I have encased in plastic page protectors (or whatever they're called!). The only drawback is that it is so heavy and cumbersome that it doesn't fit on a standard music stand now, so I will be adding an extension for the stand. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: No Go Review: Unfortunately we had no luck with this train. Transformer starting blinking( indicating overload) immediately. Couple of false starts then nothing. Called the Lionel company for advice and tried a few things... got only a few sparks under the first engine then nothing :( Had to send back. Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: ACTION packed..!!!! Review: ...in the genre of hostile-alien-earth-invasion flicks, this one ranks in the top five...!!...the special effects were top-notch and the futuristic alien weaponry was very believable and not as far-fetched as most Hollywood productions go...my ONLY complaint was the very little screen time that was afforded Liam Neesom, as he is a truly powerful screen presence, and I thought he'd have a bigger role defending us from the newest crop of humanoid oppressors.GREAT flick...!!! Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Read this book! Review: I wish someone had urged me to read this book 5 years ago. I can't speak highly enough of it. It deserves more than five stars. So now I urge you to read it.The book's subtitle is deceiving. It gave me the impression that this was a collection of different news stories. I couldn't imagine how a bunch of news stories about Rwanda could be "riveting." So I borrowed the book from the public library because I didn't want to buy a book that I might find dull.The book *is* riveting. Now that I've read it, I want to buy it.Each story builds *the* story. The author's comments on the stories and the way he relates the history add so much to it. Unlike a history book, _We wish to inform you_ doesn't just spit out facts; the facts are personalized.My only criticism is that this book really should have included an acronym list. Part 2 contained so many acronyms that, although they were initially spelled out, I had a hard time remembering which meant what. Answer:

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