Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Deceived Review: Have enjoyed many of the books by Lawrence Sanders.I had not realized he had died in 1998. I purchased "McNally,sDare" because Lawrence Sanders' name was so prominentlydisplayed on the cover. Looked great, I haven't read him inyears. I know now why, and think it is intellectually dishonestas well as a cheap ploy at the expence of his name.I will admit it was my mistake and one not to be repeated.I only made it through a couple of chapters to realize Mr. Lardo is no Mr. Sanders and probably explains the deception.I won't make that mistake again. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: sad, souless, and sleepy Review: For those of us who love the engergy the original Weather Girls brought to this number, Geri's rendition is..well, lacking. It is truly unfortunate, because this singer is the same vocalist who brought us many memorable hits form the Spice Grils....Geri's impassioned vocal from the Spice Girls "Wannabe", for example, created high expectaions for me. In fairess, I can say that her singing is techincally accurate, albeit souless. The ONLY energy in this new cover is from the techno beat track. The snappy attitude from the original is missing. Cher was able to bring soul and energy to techno, and so was Madonna. Perhaps it is just a bad mixing job (but all of the tracks???) If you are looking for the same kind of energy, vereve, and snappy reverie from the original number, you will not find it on this recording.... Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Price? Review: This is a great product! My husband (a pilot) loves it, especially when he is stationed in arid, desert climates... But, WHY is listed for $17 here?! It's approx. $5.50 at the Kiehl's website?! Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: A Waste of Time Review: This book was a complete waste of time. I read it for my book club, and most people didn't finish it because we all realized about half way through that the author really has nothing to say. The book was a self indulgence for the aurhtor, and gave the reader no new insights into the process of writing or life. It was pure dribble! Answer:

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