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succinct

[suhk-singkt] / səkˈsɪŋkt /


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But, as financial and economics writer Morgan Harman notes in a succinct essay, the benefits of feeding the hungry go far beyond the obvious immediate economic ones:

From Salon

The point was succinct: What am I supposed to do with the rest of this cabbage?

From Washington Post

The letter presents the most succinct position taken by House Republicans on the debt limit.

From Washington Times

With succinct pride, she said, “I didn’t think an AC merited the investment.”

From Seattle Times

Aubrey was succinct: “OLEO should not be part of the collective bargaining agreement. Oversight should never be bargained. You don’t do that with surgeons or lawyers. Why police? I believe in accountability.”

From Seattle Times