Question: Title: Mostly like it Product review: I have always liked MS Office products, particularly Word and Excell. The new layout of Word has me searching sometimes for functions, which annoys me. It's a bit too clever, a little less functional. Wish they had the option for "classic" Word. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering

Question: Title: Kymystry Rocks! Product review: What an awesome collection of southern rock music! A mixture of jamming rock and ballads - each song tells a story. Favorites included Day After Day (aka Working Man Blues) and Right By My Side. A CD you can play over and over again, and still want to hear more! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering

Question: Title: Book is fine, but with real limitations Product review: I had a previous (1990, 2nd ed.) version of this book, and just bought the latest 2005 edition. I'd hoped for more updating, but the book hasn't changed much, and retains all the same limitations. The book is an okay reference, but there are better, more helpful ones out there. Planning my trip from Crescent City to San Francisco, I'm relying more on my Krebs CA North Coast Bicycle Touring maps, Google maps and [...], and a copy of Tom Stienstra's California Camping (to find where to stay).In "Bicycling the Pacific Coast", the route/ mileage logs are detailed, yet don't give much of a visual picture. The maps aren't much help--they have little detail, so correspond only very broadly with the mileage logs. The authors suggest AAA or other maps to supplement, but why not include the necessary information here? The highlighted path also tends to stick too often to major highways like 101 or 1, when a side or other rural road might be a better choice. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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