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lack of warmth

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My book contained a lack of warmth and sentimentality; I didn't stand up and sufficiently trumpet my huge love for the sport like everyone else, which a few people interpreted as a negative view towards racing.
There is new clarity and detail in the songs and nobody has reported any issues with over compression or a lack of warmth.
He dismissed out of hand the suggestion that a lack of warmth between him and Faldo, contrasting with the warm friendship between the captain and Poulter, had influenced the decision.
 
 
 
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