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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Worked ok for about 6 months, but not great even then Review: I got this because we're renting and I didn't want to install anything permanent. Initially I was disappointed because even when I wrapped the cord around the hook on the bottom of the unit, it still sagged. It really takes a lot of strength to pull the line taut enough while you wrap it around the hook. My husband used his muscle to get it tight enough to work, but that sort of defeats the purpose of retractibility if I have to get my husband to set it up each time I want to use it. It worked well for a while, but this weekend I went to use it after its been out in the FL sun all summer and after I hung a half-load of wet laundry on it, the plastic loop that holds the end to a hook just snapped, perhaps from sun damage. We tied it to the hook so it will still work, but in retrospect, I would just spend a little more to get something more permanent.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Searchlight Dead Review: This story meant to show the courage and persistence of a young boy trying to save the family farm and his Grandfather. It was extremely exciting until chapter 10. I completely lost interest in the story when Searchlight died. There was no reason to kill the dog. I would have rather seen little Willy hug Searchlight after winning the race so together they both would have felt proud. The author ended the story in despair!
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: The launch sequence is unforgettable! Review: The many reviews already listed touch upon most of the salient aspects of this masterpiece. But I would like to underline what a previous (3-star rating) reviewer pointed out. The launch sequence has to be considered one of the most powerful, riveting, and exhilarating sequences in the history of film. This is so from both an artistic and intellectual perspective. The gradual, extended, relentless buildup to the actual launch has an epic quality which is perhaps unmatched in science fiction films, and which manages to convey--through the imaginative force of its artistry--the strangeness and wonder of the event almost more vividly than what we experienced at the time of the actual moon landing just four decades after the film was made. This creative leap of the imagination is all that science fiction can hope to be--as the opening motto states: 'Never' does not exist for the human mind...only 'Not Yet.'
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