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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This CD takes a little getting used to. The single "U Remind Me" and the fast tracks "If I want To", "I Can't Let U Go" and "Good Ol' Ghetto" are really tight - they grab you on the first listen because they are so catchy and unique. However, there were some songs I was not too impressed with on my first listen, but with time they grew on me, such as "U R The One." I don't really like "U Got It Bad" or "You Don't Have to Call" - I find them too slow. There is a good mix of slow songs and fast ones - personally I prefer the fast ones. Give this CD a chance - it's worth the money. The slow jam "Can you Help Me" is really sweet. By the way, Usher has also grown vocally - he sounds more soulful. And you probably don't care, but I also recommend Craig David's Born to Do It and (unrelated) the Backstreet Boys'Millenium and Black and Blue as albums that you can listen to from start to finish like Usher. Answer:
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A: Yes


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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: product works great and as advertised...only wish there was a bit more stick to the adhesive backing. Tends to slide a bit with pressure applied. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Product arrived promptly and as promised; however, I found the product has an unpleasant odor when sprayed. Frankly, it doesn't neutralize odor so much as cover it up with something worse. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This was the first book I bought when I was learning how to write screenplays. I have a finished screenplay now, but this book was not at all helpful. In my opinion this book adds to the difficulty of writing a screenplay when there is a time factor. I would suggest a period of at least 2 months, most of the time going into planning. Who really cares about how quick you can write a screenplay, isn't the real goal to see how good you can write one? By the way of all the seminars by professional screenwriters that I've been to, I've brought this book up. None of them cared for it. Suggested instead was WRITING SCREENPLAYS THAT SELL by Michael Hauge, and after that Syd Field's books which go more into detail. Answer:
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