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The performance still lacks a bit of "oomph," but I guess it's better than over-singing.— Ledger-Enquirer: Breaking News
If the offense had a little more oomph, the Horned Frogs easily could have been 12-1 - and ranked in the top five.— Rivals.com: College Football News, Schedules and Scores Headlines
For those hoping for a little extra oomph, the D945GCLF2 debuted shortly after featuring a dual core Atom chip.— silentpcreview.com - Everything about Silent / Quiet Computers
Powering all of this graphical oomph will be an ATI Radeon 4670 and a huge 8-cell battery, which given the juice this monster will require, will probably last a much shorter time unplugged than you'd think.— Geek.com
Hybrid great off-the-line oomph, and the system will power the truck in eerie silence at speeds of up to 25 mph and beyond, without the V-8 firing up.— The Car Connection
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