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Title: IS NOT ORGANIC AND CONTAINS GMOS Product review: I loved this granola until I realized it is falsely described here as organic. It is not organic, contains no organic ingredients and further contains genetically modified ingredients (GMOS). I will be sure to search out truly organic granola from this site and hope that has not been falsely advertised as well. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: PersuaDEAD!! Product review: Black Muddy River by THE PERSUASIONS is the winner here. Makes you want to hear everything else they have ever recorded!(which I understand is about 20 or so albums..mmmmm) I'd love to hear an entire CD of these guys singing GD. Hopefully someone is already workin' on it.... Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Entertaining but has some controversial advice Product review: This is a well written and entertaining book, and some of the basic advice is sound. However, the advice on playing a rush, or playing only low cards for a while if low cards seem to be winning, is wrong. Each hand of poker is independent. You can only know about "rushes" in hindsight. Limit Hold'em, as Doyle Brunson points out in Super/System, is essentially a mechanical game which should be played with the high cards. I bought Mr. Warren's book and I'm not sorry I did, but read it and every other poker book with a critical mind. Also, be sure to read Jones "Winning Low Limit Hold'em", Brunson's "Super/System", Sklansky's "Theory of Poker", and have a copy of Tablanette's "Statistics of Hold'em Poker" handy when you are devising strategies. And get a good beginner's book on probability and statistics if you don't understand why playing your rush or playing low cards is mathematically incorrect. A good example is Freund's "Introduction to Probability". Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Methinks she doth protest too much Product review: Though this book contains some tried and true science behind its theories, the main message seemed to be "if you can relax and your childbirth will be basically painless." This might be true for some women, but I don't believe this is true for the vast majority. Even with training and preparation, relaxation is helpful, but does not eliminate the pain. I found it somewhat condescending that the author seems to think women are doing something wrong if they have a painful birth process. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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