Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I am going to save you some time by letting you know you shouldn't buy this book. Let's let this one gracefully go out of print under the category called "Jude Devreaux's Practice Makes Perfect Books". It had huge potential, but failed in so many areas. Heroine was passive, hero was not forceful in an appealing break-through-your defenses way, but rather just plain offensive and obnoxious. I am not saying this coming from a women's lib perspective (and if I was, I wouldn't use this platform to pontificate upon), but this book was insulting.I am trying to be as honest and direct as possible on this one, and despite this review, I love Jude Devereaux. Answer:
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Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I was skepitical when I saw this. But I have to say that it really does work. I have a long haired cat. I used this for several minutes and I never stopped getting hair from my cat. It seems to work like thining sizzors.I wondered if I kept using this on my cat in one sitting, if he would eventually be bald. I cant say that all the sheding has stopped, but perhaps I dont use it as often as I should.A wonderful product that I would certainly recommend. Answer:
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input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Among the elements of life we most often take for granted, the most provocative might the ability to think, reason, and comprehend the life around us. Flowers for Algernon touches upon this idea in the form of Charlie Gordon, a mentally challenged 33 year-old who became the recipient of brain surgery to improve his intelligence. Finding his aptitude eventually surpasses that of even his doctors, Charlie is lead to a state where he contemplates the deep implications of his own operation.Daniel Keyes has produced an intriguing journey that captures hearts by instilling readers with a sense of intimate compassion and understanding for Charlie. The emotional appeal combined with the intrigue of Charlie's development results in an exceptionally absorbing story that is difficult to put down from start to finish. Answer:
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Jill Scott's writings are like Maya A. (real), her voice is like Sarah V.(earthy and sassy) and her sound is like Miles D. and Chaka K.(smooth and funky). The live album showcase she is NO studio puppet and the bonus cd gives you a taste on what we hope will be another album in 2003. She was totally robbed of Artist of the Year in 2001, but that's ok because we all know who the "real deal" is. And that's Jill Scott. Answer:

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input: OPTIONS:
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Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Everything is good with this phone except for the handset ringer volume. I have good hearing but I can hardly hear the handset ringer. So my mother-in-law with a hearing impairment cannot hear it at all.Technical support at Clarity don't know how the handset ringer works.Unfortunate for a cordless phone designed for hearing impairment needs that you can't hear the handset ringer. Answer:
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