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But acoustically they share Toyota’s genius for immediacy, transparency and sonic oomph that goes straight to the gut.

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And so Tchaikovsky’s Fifth and Sixth Symphonies emerged more fully characterized than did the Fourth, though all were delivered with considerable oomph.

It can be stirred gently or with a bit more oomph.

More than seven minutes into No. 12 UCLA’s exhibition game against the Aztecs on Friday night, those fans were still clapping … with so little oomph that the gesture was barely audible.

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Some of her own MPs have grumbled privately that she has lacked oomph and cut-through in her opening months in the job.

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