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Is this product review positive? Title: A new edition? Review: A new version at a much higher price than existing secondhand copies has been published, claiming to be a new edition.And yet so far it's impossible to find ANYWHERE, ANYTHING about how this new "edition" (as distinct from REPRINT) is any different.Publishers need to be HONEST. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: didn't even want it, but... Review: Alas. I do not print in color, only black ink, as I only print words. However, while older printers do print in black only, and even my computer can give the order to print black only, modern printers demand that you must put in color ink. Even when it only uses black. The cartrige that came with the printer somehow grew empty over 4 years and refused to print, until I put this new color cartrige in.So I can't even tell you if it works or not, just that with it in, the black ink now prints. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Deceptive Advertising Review: Despite the previous Reviews, Amazon lists "Tokyo Station" and "December 6th, 1941" side by the side in the Category "People who brought.." as if these were different books. Why do they feel the need for such deceptive advertising? If it hadn't been for the reviews, I would have bought this book myself. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Great Characters, Interesting Scene, Slow-building romance Review: The strongest element in this novel is the characters. They are complex, especially "Kevin". He is a handsome hero, but has a ligitimate reason to want to be liked for more than his looks and a honest connection with the heroine. The romance is slow and builds. Although there is a spark, there is none of the "I saw her and I knew I would die for her" grandiose attraction.The plot also builds slowly. The characters lives a revealed in small glimpses into their pasts and action. The plot centers around a male prostitute, who is portrayed with stark reality.I love the contrast of a sweet, slow romance set against the unromantic, sometimes ugly life of a male prostitute. Answer:
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