Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Alternative edition for Kindle Review: Without figures, this edition is useless. But fortunately there is a Kindle edition WITH figures available at the gutenberg site. So you'd better go there. The rules for reviews prevent me to name the URL, but I am sure you can find it Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Terrible review of the war in North Africa and Italy Review: I have to agree totally with the review above. I just bought this from a local retailer, but I should have looked at the Amazon reviews first! The narration is OK, but the film used is not even related, in most cases, to the subject being discussed. And the film clips used, are used again and again and again. You get tired of looking! Maps and diagrams would have helped greatly, but are almost never seen. I would not recommend this dvd to anyone - look elsewhere for more informative material. Also, the description states that this is a one disc unit, but the one I bought (which is the same as pictured) has 5 dvd discs. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Predictably slanted - Democrats will love this Review: Interesting that Moore takes ... shots at Bush for evens that happened over 27 years ago, but is slanted towards a draft dodging, pot smoking skirt chasing past president who lied under oath and compromised the security of our great nation, but Moore says that Clinton didn't hurt anybody.Moore also ignores the fact that Clinton had a guaranteed shot at bin Laden but was unavailable. Had Clinton acted responsibly, 911 may never have happened. So much for the theory of Moore's that Clinton "never hurt anybody."This book is predictably slanted and horribly biased. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: This book leaves you hungry. Review: Read Billy Graham if you want biblical passages and testimonials about lost teenaged souls saved (Halleluah!) by a single, profound word, perfectly delivered by the saintly author.Only 1 chapter dealt, superficially, with the title. The entire discussion of their marketing strategy is explained away in a few paragraphs as a fun idea by a wacky ad agency. Oh, boy. The author and his wife are obviously lovely and generous people who have devoted much to young people. Can read in an hour if you skip the Bible verses and the repeat episodes of piety. File this under "Inspirational Reading," not business success stories. Answer:
