In the interest of readability and succinctness, I have restricted myself to one clearly defined section of the text, and I have have listed only the article edits and talk page comments that I feel are relevant . ( All times UTC)
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The point of Gordon's exercise in succinctness, which began as an article in " American Heritage, " is not whether you agree with his proposals for a solution, or even whether you share his view of the problem.
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:: Let me start with this : I apologize for using the phrase " slightly fawning fansite essay . " What I intended as succinctness came out in a way that, clearly, created both hurt feelings and a perfectly understandable defense response.
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Wilson's theater seems to work best when it runs against the grain of its material, when it can create benign disruptions and contradict particular stage directions ( " Pelleas " comes to mind ) in search of cleaner, brighter succinctness.
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The article definitely needs work and some of the editors could use some assistance in terms of references, succinctness and WP : MOS but those are not problems that AFD can solve . "'111 "'05 : 17, 30 July 2013 ( UTC)
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:: : : : : : " Title minimization ( a . k . a . title succinctness or avoiding unnecessary precision in titles ) is generally preferred to help us achieve the goal of reducing conflict about titles . " This is an asserted fact, not based on reasoning.
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This line of thinking lends itself well to Optimality theory, in which the " wrongness " of speaking of " a new Hitler " is overridden by other considerations : the evocative power of Hitler as an image, the succinctness of the phrase, and perhaps other political and social considerations.
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As described by freejazz _ co _ uk " Dunmall sounds at times like Sonny Rollins at others like Evan Parker, but arguably surpasses both in the precision and succinctness of expression . . . his work is the very opposite of indulgent-this is music of the utmost seriousness and importance ."
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With admirably thorough workmanship, Dewey traces the zigzag line from Indiana to Princeton to Falmouth to Broadway to Hollywood, finding enough of Stewart's own quotes to underscore the fact that the ease with which acting seemed to come to him did not preclude an acute technical grasp and a knack for succinctness.
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"The Times " suggested that he " used his blend of theory and state-of-the-art practice to encourage several generations of young mathematicians and computer scientists, " and that his " many papers and his seminal book " Mathematical Programming in Practice " were major influences in their field, with their succinctness and clarity ."
