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The choreography is stripped-down, but looks by no means effortless, with the angular, faintly robotic gestures and sharp, sinuous twists that Clark has made his own.

They add acrobatic jumps and spins that have to look effortless, with the right traverse from blade edge to blade edge, as well as correct posture, studied by judges for any slip, while millions of people are staring.

Ignition is effortless with the oversized roll bar, and power is easily increased with a gentle twist of the new touch fuel wheel.

For although other cars are both "smooth" and "powerful," the CLK55 makes this merger of opposite attributes seem effortless, with the tightest turns uncurled by its masterful suspension and endless torque delivered sans whiplash from its V-8.

Every nuance of movement becomes effortless with the provision of clockwork.

I had a chance at a demo and the design makes navigation pretty effortless with most of the weight placed on the back of the wrist.

Humphries commands the stage as Edna; many younger comics can only dream of such effortless interaction with the crowd and such sharp retorts.

The successful mark of any nightclub chanteuse is not necessarily a set of pipes à la Celine Dion, but the ability to establish an instantaneous and effortless relationship with the audience.

These professors maintain that college-level work requires ready and effortless competence with the standard algorithms and that the student who needs to ponder fractions — or is dependent on a calculator — is simply not prepared for college math.

Before his televised performance on Thursday morning, he engaged in effortless banter with the show's hosts, Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan, around the subject of his impending fatherhood: his wife, the Argentinean actress and model Luisana Lopilato, is due to have a boy on Aug. 21.

But that innocence will be lost to you forever, as will your formerly effortless communion with the vast, transformative commercial enterprise known as "the culture," and you'll feel the way Thelma (Geena Davis) did when she told Louise Susan Sarandonn) that something had crossed over in her and she couldn't go back.