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It's faster, slicker, and smoother than artificial ice, allowing skaters to reach higher speeds, make swifter turns, and perform quicker stops.— The Toque
It survived the retreat of Vladimir Meciar from the political scene, but made a comeback with the electoral victory in 2006 of a younger, slicker, media-savvy populist:— open Democracy News Analysis - Comments
People wouldn't be looking to vote for rightist parties (and note that I am not saying 'other rightist' parties) if Bibi hadn't and exposed himself as a slicker talking Livni.— Israel Matzav
These portable, inflatable screens sound like a slicker presentation material then the old standby white bedsheet, or pale-colored side of a building as projection screen.— Podcasting News

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