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Is this product review positive? Title: White Teeth Review: Very hard to get into. Was not an easy read. If you had patience you might enjoy it but it was not by any means a quick read. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Very, Very Disappointing! Review: I finished the book this morning, and I'm still waiting for the wife to 'strike back' . . . and she never does. She is a weak insipid character. During her 20 years of marriage she is a doormat to her MP hubbie - who cuts the honeymoon short due to work, isn't there when the daughter is born, asks his new bride if his alcoholic sister can stay with them for a few weeks - which turns into 20 years . . . you get the picture. So when "Fanny" finally gets some time to herself (after 20 years of thankless service to her husband and his political party) and goes to Italy for a few weeks, is this supposed to be the striking back part? Maybe British wives are more resigned to giving up their identity for the sake of the marriage - maybe they are just bloody fools. I don't know, but the book was a huge let down. The hubbie character of "Will" was not well flushed out, not well developed at all. . . don't waste your time with this one! Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Sharp, but fragile... Review: I had this for about a year. I was really impressed with the sharpness and the damascus was very neat looking. However, this product is fragile and I can't recommend it.I have a very small workspace area in my apartment's kitchen. While I was preparing a rather large meal, the workspace got crowded and the knife got pushed to the floor. It didn't survive the drop and snapped at the handle. I just question having a metal as fragile as Damascus in the kitchen (leave em in the safe!!). I have recently purchased a custom S30V paring knife from Peter Atwood to replace this one. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: You feel to much Review: I find the movie to be beautiful yet sad. Lestat doesn't seem to question his existence, he just makes the best of it. Whereas Louis wants to understand, reason and find meaning. When he finds only despair, then there is Claudia. At first she doesn't question, but as time goes on she too wants answers. Mysterious Armand has answers, however, they are just for Louis. Answer:
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