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Title: In a broom closet? Product review: That's where it sounds like this CD was recorded. It may be that this guy has some talent, but it's difficult to discern given the poor sound quality of this CD. I'm very disappointed a CD of this quality is being sold without some kind of notation as to it's amatuerish quality. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Sexist Shirt, Sexist Description Product review: Come on, Amazon. Really? "A chick on a pole"? So disgusted bythis. Looked it up because a 10th grade male student of mine was wearing it today. I sent him to discipline after explaining to him and to the entire class that his shirt is not only inappropriate for school, but sexist and derogatory toward women. Amazon, you should be ashamed. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: remmington garbage -- Product review: Remmington should be ashamed of themselves and i hope this garbarge that they unleashed on the consumers hits them were they deserve it in the pocket..bought this unit a year ago..did not cut the thickness of limbs as advertised without binding..eventually the motor gave out..i was very careful on size of limb that i cut..save your money. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Is someone padding the reviews? Product review: If you look through the 10 reviews (at the time I am writing this) you will notice that three of them were authored by "A Reader from The Hamptons". The reviews read like they were written by the same person and it makes you wonder if Mr. Crayton (or his mom) lives in the Hamptons!I do own a copy of the previous version of this book, which was entitled "A+ Adaptive Exams". That book was very brief when it came to tutorial material, but the book was praised by reviewers as having practice questions that were a lot closer to the ones from the real exams than appear in most books brought to market.I haven't followed through on taking the exam yet, so I can't verify that personally.In any case, the phony reviews make me a little hesitant about the book at this time. The book may be an excellent resource, but the phony reviews have slowed down this "Reader from NYC" in purchasing one particular "Certification Book From The Hamptons". Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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