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Powered by the same 400V system as the turbos and e-motor, the roll-stabilizing ehPDCC tenses and relaxes the front and rear anti-roll bars dynamically—very dynamically, in fact—instantaneously resisting roll and other chassis forces that might unstick the tires.

As Millie and Tim fall into a well-worn pattern, their literal inability to unstick themselves from something increasingly toxic becomes both hysterical and uniquely depraved.

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“The fans, equally, are basically stuck sometimes, and I guess it's our job to subtly, not forcefully, unstick them,” he said.

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I knew what she meant: I’d only gotten acupuncture once, despite her promise that bodywork could “unstick” the trauma; I refused to let Dr. M hypnotize me.

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DBS seems to “unstick the circuit,” he said.

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