Title: Excellent ... but Product review: A brilliantly compiled work with some interesting and original analysis, especially on the inevitability of war once mobilization on the part of the French and Germans had commenced. My only criticism was on a part of the first war that I particularly wanted some insight into: The relevance, or otherwise, of the peripheral campaigns, especially in the Middle East. Most historians dismiss this theater either as an irrelevance or completely overplay its importance. Although Mr. Keegan addressed the Russian front in detail, and touched on the Italian, Balkan and colonial fronts en passe, I was a little disappointed that a little more detail on Allenby's campaigns, and their importance (or otherwise), was not forthcoming: I would like to have seen Mr. Keegan's keen insights on this aspect of the war expanded upon. Nevertheless, I highly recommend this otherwise superb work. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Two problems with this faucet Product review: While I don't have this exact model kitchen faucet, I've been trying to work with it for over two years and am ready to scream. We did a kitchen rehab and I picked my Price Pfister because it looked so nice...and a week after it was installed, I had to order a part due to the diverter not working. Hardly any water would come out of the faucet. The side spray worked fine, but not the faucet. The next problem --and current one--is that the handle drops unless the water is on full force. According to the Price Pfister site, I need to replace the retainer nut. I say "nuts" to all this and will never purchase this brand again. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Not inspirational Product review: This author had a tough time with motherhood, especially post partum, there is NO doubt about that. I myself had some issues with my tearing and would have been horrified if I had read this book first. But, just reading this for inspiriation alone, I found myself very bored by it. I guess I just didn't like her writing style. She drones on and on and on. I found Anne Lamont's Operating Instructions a much more engaging memoir about motherhood. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
