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the process must be done SLOWLY. . .
Quickly, suddenly, slowly. . .something that describes the way in which a verb is being done.
Not if it was being done in conformance with "breed standards" (e.g.: Boxers), but if it was being done in a cruel and inhumane fashion or being done unnecessarily to other breeds, yes.
Pan is when a video camera is moved in azimuth (horizontally). It can be done slowly or quickly. Done slowly it is called slow pan.
Giving knuckles is like giving a high five, except knuckles are done with closed fists, one person lightly butting the fingers, from the first knuckle joint to the second, of another other person.
Power is all about how quickly you are able to transfer energy. Work done can be done slowly or quickly!
If you describe something as unconditional, you mean that the person doing or giving it does not require anything to be done by other people in exchange.
By giving their coordinates.
When someone is 'giving someone a run around', their usually playing games with the person, being indirect with their emotions, taking advantage of someone or so on. In general, it's not a very good thing to have done to you.
It is customary to wrap a present before giving it to the recipient. Other things done are attaching cards and ribbons/bows.
For me,Slowly is a term used to prove how the subject did something.(adverb)Example: She walked slowly.Slow is a term used as adjective.Example: She is a slow girl. :)I am not really good at giving answers like this, but i hope it helped. :)________________________________________Slow is an adjective, slowly is an adverb.Adjectives describe what something is like, e.g. blue, big, slow.Adverbs describe how something was done, e.g. he landed gracefully, he walked slowly.________________________________________Adjectives (slow) modify a noun; "A snail(noun) is slow", "She(noun) is slow at eating", "He(noun) is slow at dressing for school"Adverbs (slowly) modify a verb; "A snail travels(verb) slowly", "She ate(verb) slowly", "He slowly(verb) dresses for school"