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Nicholson should establish "one clear, concise VA policy on safeguarding protected information," he wrote.

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Her book does not match the shining lucidity of John Summerson's concise Wren biography, now nearly half a century old.

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It has, for me, an antipodean ring to it though it is not in my (admittedly rather small) Concise Australian National Dictionary (OUP, 1989).