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deadstop

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His Williams will breathtakingly blast from standstill to around 120mph and back to a deadstop in about six seconds and tortures a driver with heavier G-forces than a jet fighter pilot endures.
With exceptional contractor attention to the as-erected tolerances of adjacent exterior cladding finishes, and the built-in positive deadstop feature of the floor closer, the push/pulls were installed in such a manner as to avoid damage to the push/pulls or to the adjacent exterior cladding finishes.
 
 
 
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