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This particular sawzall, as the Americans call it, is a star... I didn't know if the 750W power it has would be enough, I wanted to be able to cut old furniture (drawers, etc.) to take them out to the trash without any help. Scrunch, scrunch, I cut an ancient heavy composite into 2-3 pieces per minute and easily took them out to the trash. Be careful, it requires the use of glasses, headphones, a mask, and open windows. Keep a distance from the tool and have a strong grip, so that no hand or foot accidentally gets hurt!

One of the most beautiful shoes I have seen. The lace system is very practical and fast without any problem. The fit is excellent on the foot. In my usual size, they were a bit tight. However, at 110 kilograms, their responsiveness was a little more than I would like, so I returned them. With my weight and high arches, it is difficult for me to find satisfactory shoes, some feel "wooden" and others feel "foam-like".

These shoes have a good overall fit. They have a little responsiveness in the sole, they are not "wooden", and I weigh 110 kilos. The back part of them is a little high and somewhat "hits" the Achilles, I don't think they will be easily worn with short summer socks. However, I will spend a little more to get something better, so I returned them.

The shoes, although they have a good fit, are completely "wooden", with a very hard sole, while I weigh 110 kilograms, and even after wearing other more comfortable shoes.

This is a very good job, comprehensive in relation to the facts and unbiased. Additionally, the book has 255 pages, it is a good size for its cost.

The content has a peculiar design. It is not a story like a classic comic, but a narration of selected sections of philosophy, based on the teachings of selected philosophers, in unrelated chronological order. Some chapters, such as those regarding God and Ethics, which I found more interesting, passed quickly, while others, more theoretical, regarding types of arguments, I found boring and unnecessary in a comic.

Nice book with a hardcover and good illustrations. Interesting story set in post-war Algeria. It is a quick read. The ending, although it brings all the events to a close, did not satisfy me. I was expecting perhaps a deeper and maybe more optimistic message.

As an adaptation of a comic on the subject of psychology, it failed in my opinion. The text is heavy with obscure words, filled with the theory of psychology on topics such as memory, learning, etc., which are not as interesting as social psychology, behavior, and psychopathology. It lacks examples in people and only explains the theory as an academic book.

Very good work, I learned with interest the real beginning of Greece's independence and the significant role of the Ypsilantis family in it. The only issue is that I found it relatively small in terms of its cost, 112 pages.

This book exceeded my expectations. It managed to turn such a heavy and long work into a very interesting story that makes sense and provides a meaningful perspective on such an ideology that may seem extreme at first glance.