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With concise and precise brevity; to the point.

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Uso de succinctly en inglés
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The Government's recently published Climate Action Plan summed up the issue succinctly.
The Irish Times
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The nickname, however, succinctly summarized what was wrong with the Soviet economy.
23 Things They Don’t Tell You About Capitalism
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But the analogy succinctly objectifies the logic of the domestic violence industry.
The Irish Times
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Answer his questions as succinctly as you can and you'll be fine.
The athena project: a thriller
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As the Italian historian Massimo Montanari succinctly put it, food is culture.
Wired
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Fisher's comment demonstrates succinctly that the separatist argument is a negative one.
The Guardian
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Parr sums his viewpoint up succinctly: There is no pressure on Zuckerberg.
Reuters
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But let's deliver the TL:DR for you as succinctly as we can.
The South African
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It succinctly captures an element not adequately debated in the election campaign.
The Irish Times
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The platform, reported on the second day, succinctly stated the Republican policy.
Twenty Years of Congress, Volume 2 / From Lincoln to Garfield, w...
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As Noel Gallagher once observed so succinctly, hip-hop in Glastonbury was wrong.
The Guardian
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We have seen, and succinctly traversed, the extent of the Roman world.
Life in the Roman World of Nero and St. Paul
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For Kramer, Greene's comments in the film sum it up most succinctly.
Reuters
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The merger essentially comes down to cash, as The Economist succinctly notes.
Wired
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When the hashtag first went viral, one netizen summed it up succinctly.
The South African
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Tom cut the oath of fealty short and stated his desires succinctly.
The Quickening
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