Mr. Jernmark's take is at once more modest and difficult, the taste of a Sweden proud of its traditions, its larder and the bounty of its sea, fields and lakes.
Hemingway's French Quarter-style house in Key West, for instance, seems at once more modest and more genteel than you might expect for the home of the big-talking, rough-riding chronicler of machismo.
The round was led by Sequoia Capital, a venture capital firm that once invested a more modest $12.5 million in Google, back in 1999.
Tom Cunningham, a research officer at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, observed in a speech after the games that the Olympics "were, in essence, an acknowledgement of the development that had already taken place".Seoul, the capital of South Korea, took on the games in 1988 with hopes that were at once larger and more modest.
Once the City Council passed more modest cuts, Ms. Johnson said, the expansion of hours became a possibility.
"With the international season re-commencing on Tuesday, it is appropriate to pause once more and honour a modest hero who thrilled the nation and in so doing won an enduring place in our hearts.
Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland added: "With the international season re-commencing on Tuesday, it is appropriate to pause once more and honour a modest hero who thrilled the nation and in so doing won an enduring place in our hearts".
He exchanged the company Mercedes for a more modest model and once surprised his colleagues in London by arriving in a taxi rather than the customary limousine.
They, not you, have prepared the way for future mass document dumps, for staggering releases, of a sort that once upon time in a far more modest system based largely on paper would have been inconceivable.
Some authorities claim that there were once more than a million individuals, while others suggest a more modest population of 100,000.
If Brisbane has not often been a happy hunting ground for England, their record at Perth is even more modest: they have won only once there.
