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I loved the massive brakes and their very progressive feel underfoot and ability to undramatically slow it from high speed with utter control.

I also loved the massive brakes, with their very progressive feel and ability to undramatically slow it from high speed with utter control.

They slow the car from high speed undramatically with utter control.

Initial acceleration is nippy and undramatically silent.

England's hopes of the final ended undramatically, Chapman tapping Chris Jordan for a single at the start of the 18th over to ensure the run-rate.

Easing off the throttle immediately and undramatically brought it back onto course.

But you'd be reinforcing the notion of writing as a mysterious force, to be harnessed whenever it shows up, rather than a humdrum activity you choose, undramatically, to do.

The brakes were really well-balanced for feel and power to slow it quickly but undramatically and the brake held it on a steep slope without any slippage.

Below we present some examples of this migration--from political reporting to PR; from PR to politics; and from politics to PR--with individuals tending to quite 'undramatically' change places or positions, some of them more well-known than others (Sandstrom and Palm 2013).

73, 73 (1971) (arguing that structural violence "kills, although slowly, and undramatically from the point of view of direct violence").

It slowed and stopped the car undramatically and quickly and the parking brake securely held it on the steepest hills.

The business program unfolded smoothly if undramatically. Socially, the most moving event was the reception accorded Tony Civello, on hand to receive the association's Lifetime Achievement award.