Title: Don't Buy Streets and Trips Product review: The software is highly inaccurate and therefore, unreliable. We have traveled in many states and have yet to have the software produce accurate information. Save yourself a lot of grief and buy a road atlas and city maps when you arrive at your destination.Furthermore, it does not allow you to name selected roads on the maps as you can in "Road Trips Door to Door". Possibly because they don't have the names in their database. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Laid Back Product review: The Song Remembers When is another classy release from adult contemporary/country singer Trisha Yearwood. She has a powerful and versatile voice that sounds equally convincing on sentimental ballads and more soulful numbers. The title track falls into the former category. You can tell Trisha was heavily invested in the lyrics based on her passionate vocal performance. As with all of Trisha's records, the harmonies are a highlight. Willie Nelson guests on "Hard Promises to Keep" and his own "One in a Row." Other great songs include "I Don't Fall in Love So Easy" and the mysterious "Mr. Radio." 4 Stars. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Excellent Printer Product review: I bought the printer about a week ago, and I have to say I'm impressed. Every one of the features works exactly as expected. They even include a program that recognizes text and puts it in a word processor program. The print quality is excellent and the scans I produce are incredible. I scanned a document and when I printed it, I couldn't differentiate between the previously printed paper or the copy I'd just made.I can't speak for the future, I can say that for the present, I am very pleased with my purchase Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Brilliant, quirky, soundtrack stands on its own Product review: O Lucky Man is one of the great movies of the last half century. It made a star of Malcolm McDowell, but is too often overlooked. The soundtrack by former Animal Alan Price is a bit like a bluesy Randy Newman, had Randy been born in the UK. Cynical, wise lyrics and appealing music to go with it. Sounds as good on my stereo as it does accompanying the movie. Still, you can't "get" the music without seeing the film. Look for this movie! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
