Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: My cousin Cindy and I decided to spend a Sunday shopping in Squirrel Hill. Why go to a mall when there are so many interesting shops on Forbes and Murray Avenues? As you can tell from my previous review, I am absolutely a fan of Ten Thousand Villages. I like that their merchandise is Fair Trade, made by artisans paid decent wages and not produced by sweat shops. With the return of warmer weather, we both were wearing halter tops, which meant our tattoos were showing. One of the store clerks complimented me on my freshly re-inked tattoo. She recommended this darling pair of floral bead earrings, hand made in India, to compliment my tat. I also bought a lovely green frosted bead necklace with matching bracelt and earrings. Cindy bought some gorgeous layered spiral earrings and a beautiful embossed metal bracelet for herself. We almost forgot the reason we went there in the first place--to look for a birthday gift for her husband. And we found one! Her husband loves backgammon and has long wanted a nice set, so she bought one--a beautiful handmade board from Peru. You know, many people think that buying Fair Trade = more expensive. Wanna know something? That's BS! You can avoid sweatshop-produced goods and still not bust your budget. Sure, they have some $$$$ items here, but each of the jewelry items we bought were less than $20.00 each and the backgammon set was less than $50.00.

Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: The sandwiches are creative, fresh and tasty ... sometimes a bit juicy for elegant eating, but hey, most of the time the place is full of students, and students don't take time for elegance, no? The free cookie is nice, the "no refills" soda policy is not. Prices are fair. But the place is LOUD. Uncomfortably so. It's not the music, or even the conversation level ... it's that there is not one soft surface in the place, and sound amplifies as it bounces off glossy walls, counters, tables and floors. It's designed that way, and lord knows why. The sandwiches and salads make up for it, though.

Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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Hipster breakfast of champions - that's how I would describe it. Good down-home breakfast, but not for weight watchers. Bright orange formica counters and rooster orange juice glasses. Love that the place is smaller than a shoebox. It means you have wait ahead of you, but it keeps the breakfast experience a friendly intimate one. The hog and chick is what I usually order. But most recently I've been ordering the sopressata salami scramble with provolone and the five spot breakfast sandwich. The burger buns are a lackluster choice, but the grilled onions and thick peppercorn bacon slices more than make up for it. The hash browns can be a bit greasy, but hey, that's what happens when you cook with butter. Can be a wait on weekend, but worth it in central Phoenix.