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The patois, Ms. Harris said, is a distilled version of the Tristan residents' actual speech.

Here's a distilled version of what's happened since President Trump introduced his court nominee to the world on Monday night.

Ambassador Blackwill met with Vajpayee and gave him a distilled version of his Harvard lectures on the Cuban crisis.

What happened south of Los Angeles came to be a distilled version of a movement growing nationwide.

The other, "Blind Girl," shows a smiling black face whose eyes are covered with monarch butterflies, providing a distilled version of the artist's signature in-denial optimism.

"Boyhood" is, in some ways, a distilled version of the "Before" series, paying tribute to the passage of real time as frankly as it can at cinematic length.

It's a more distilled version of his greatness that supplants an earlier all-CD set.

For the sake of saving time, here's a distilled version, narrated by the magic of the company's deeply troubling AR Emoji version of me.

Coach Trip is a very distilled version of every smell-your-own-breath-in-front-of-you stale driving holiday you had as a kid, the sheer spirit of the underwhelmed Brit abroad – but, of course, for Brendan, a true angel of the light.

I was so floored that I actually led the kids through a kind of mini-seminar on the spot -- what was essentially an extremely distilled version of some of the work I deliver to global corporations, I kid you not.

However, by representing fossil taxa as embryos we have a simplified and distilled version of their body plans.