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Frigo's final sprint was finely calculated.
The dent is finely calculated; it reminds you how the world would look without the euphemisms of Photoshop.
In solo passages each player produces a rich, shapely tone, with plenty of vibrato — a striking contrast with the group's ensemble sound, in which vibrato is used sparingly, and every dynamic and tempo change is finely calculated.
It does leave the Lions short of specialist lock cover should Alun Wyn Jones and Parling be injured early on, but Croft has played in the boiler-house before and the risk is a finely calculated one.
So if Nan has just paid $5m for Audrey Niffenegger's second novel after the astonishing success of The Time Traveler's Wife, I'd be willing to bet it will be a finely calculated gamble, and one based on a careful consideration of the manuscript.
He is taking a finely calculated risk where there was no real alternative; he has now renegotiated the issue of decommissioning four times.
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The artist behind the robot starts a canvas by setting down poles, which the robot uses as markers to finely calculate its position.
By finely calculating when to accelerate the peace process and when to slow it down (by, for instance, closing the old Green Line border to workers from the West Bank and Gaza Strip), Rabin stopped the pragmatic centre of Israeli public opinion from joining the settler ideologues at the barricades.
Leaders and strategists may calculate finely, but they can't be sure what they are getting into.
Governments, whether in the rich world or the poor, are not philosopher kings, able effortlessly to assess pollution problems and to calculate finely the best way to solve them.
The pass he rolled into the path of Roman Pavlyuchenko, after another rampage along the flank, could not have been calculated any more finely if he had been sitting in front of a computer.
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