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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: La la la-la-laughs but menacingly boring and unoriginal Review: Toy Story had a magical feeling that just can't be matched anymore and we meet the next underwhelming exhibit, 4,845,621,593. I was expecting a good-hardy warm Gargamel chase frenzy from the cartoon, but instead, we were delivered a sappy, drooling flick reminiscent of what is comparable to a Scary-movie-Garfiled hybrid subtracting the icing from the cake. Let's play with matches and coins-boredom tears may be invoked into the cries of children all about the land and your admissionary fee will be irredeemable. Take you pick, stick to the cartoon for barrels of fun, or watch this hastily written cinematic-log. NOT AN ENJOYABLE FILM.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: St. Francis....and more Review: Although I bought this little book for it's prayer by St. Francis, I found it rich with other prayers that only the Christian can fully appreciate.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Run Away! Run Away! Review: Poor Sean. The guy gets to follow Phish for the summer, all expenses paid, and all he can muster is this lame excuse for a book. I wanted to choke the guy for letting all of us down. As I read the book, in the back of mind I kept thinking, 'This has to get better, otherwise it would never have been published.' Well, it didn't get better. It got worse. Any comparisons to Hunter S. Thompson are insulting to the Great Gonzo. I just hope Sean learns from this horrible mistake and gets a real job. Writing is not his bag. I hear the Waffle House is hiring.p.s. It's "Pollstar" not "Pole Star"
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Best Use Case format for your clients Review: Here is the scenario... you're a business analyst that is attempt to show business clients the value of writing use cases. Many books exist with various ways to format the use case. You take all those books and write the same use case in all the different formats. Guess which one the business looked at and understood? You got it. The really fine work of Bittner and Spence. If you use a table driven methodology, your clients won't be happy. The use case structure that is recommended in this book has been used in many projects where I currently work, and they have been very successful in forming a dialog with the clients as to how they need to the use the system and what true value they get out of it. The key part of this book is the concept of maturity of the use case. This is something that you can schedule in a project plan and demonstrate to the customers. Great job guys.
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