Which suggests its new 'pithier' rules are missing a few qualifying asterisks.
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" It is difficult to see how that might become pithier other than to merely say: "Curiosity.
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" For well-heeled business leaders visiting there, a pithier epigram might be, "Influence buying has a price.
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By 1968, the company changed its name to the much pithier Subway and was headed straight for success.
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I strongly suspect the fix for this trust issue will need to go beyond a pithier answer to the email question.
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It's pithier than ponderous phrases like "taking offense" (which sounds petulant) or "taking umbrage" (which sounds British, parliamentary, possibly weather-related).
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In April, Czech leaders proposed calling the country Czechia, in hopes that the pithier one-word name would more easily roll off the tongue.
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A YouTube spokesman was pithier: when users violate "policies against hate speech and harassment" or try to escape the site's rule-enforcement, "we terminate their accounts".
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The digital director of a prominent Democratic presidential campaign recounted how he was shut down by an older consultant when pressing for shorter, pithier ads that could drive clicks.
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Sources tell Variety that Justice League's reshoots are largely focusing on fixing some "connective tissue" in bigger set piece battles and "punching up" the dialogue to be a little pithier.
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" Just below it was a large photograph of people sorrowfully tipping the ashes of Yuan Geng, a prominent southern businessman, into the sea accompanied by a pithier headline: "Soul Returns to Sea.
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For that, you would need to say something pithier, like: Look, as a senator Hillary Clinton cast a reckless vote for the Iraq war, which cost thousands of American lives and led directly to the rise of ISIS.
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I also thought the edits on this puzzle were helpful from Will + team, pithier but keeping the (to me interesting or underreferenced) information in my clues for EMILE, MALCOLM X, MALI, COGNATE, CAJUN and (I can't believe this stayed!) MARIE.
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When those have involved a hearing character and a deaf one, the results have been far pithier than is normal for preadult dramas, cutting to the heart of what communication is and how much we can learn about another person without words.
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Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) had pithier advice for Trump.
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JACK will also perform Carter's String Quartet No. 2 (1959) at Miller (along with works by such luminaries as John Zorn, Anthony Braxton, and Gloria Coates), and most of his essential style elements—the full-spectrum dissonance, the ornery independence of the four instrumental lines, the slow music that moves in surging planes of harmony, like clouds over a landscape—could already be found in Crawford Seeger's piece, in a pithier and more concentrated form.
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In the immediate aftermath of the Lyric Year controversy, wealthy arts patron Caroline B. Dow heard Millay reciting her poetry and playing the piano at the Whitehall Inn in Camden, Maine, and was so impressed that she offered to pay for Millay's education at Vassar College. After graduating from Vassar, Millay moved to Greenwich Village. A friend remembered seeing her red hair flying as she ran down MacDougal Street, “flushed and laughing like a nymph.” Holed up in a small, unheated apartment, she began to write shorter, pithier poems.
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However, in the plagiarism case between King and Archibald Carey, almost half of King's doctoral dissertation was discovered to have been copied from another theology student. King simply changed the names of the mountains and used much more alliteration and assonance. Carey's and Graves' texts (source texts) were noticeably shorter, pithier and simpler in structure while Condon's and King's texts relied on 'purple' devices, extending the existing text and flourish their language significantly. Another famous example is that in the case of Theodore Kaczynski, who was eventually convicted of being the "Unabomber," family members recognized his writing style in the published 35,000-word Industrial Society and Its Future (commonly called the "Unabomber Manifesto") and then notified the authorities.
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