Continue this rotation of summaries and questions at least three more times.
As such they represent a development in a rationalistic direction of summaries or numerical lists.
In some cases, the critics said, parts of the articles -- or of summaries posted on the Internet -- were paraphrased in the report.
The plethora of summaries and anthologies that appeared implies a public progressively indifferent to reading whole works of literature for themselves.
"But I think that to him, any creative license, including the kind of summaries and simplifications that are just necessary to filmmaking, is a problem".
Mr. Johnson and more than 100 helpers, most lawyers, began scrubbing extensive public records on at least two dozen candidates, sending accordion-files full of summaries, often accompanied by videotapes of speeches, debates or campaign commercials, over for Mr. Kerry.
By then he was already 46, but was soon offered a job in the courts service, and was eventually appointed to the court of appeal as a writer of summaries.
The eight pages of summaries from the Justice Department, which were dated Aug. 9 but received by the court on Wednesday, came with a caveat that the prisoners may have been "intentionally withholding information and employing counter-interrogation techniques".
A collection of summaries of literary works published in 1991 as "Compact Classics" fared poorly in the marketplace until it was renamed "The Great American Bathroom Book," whereupon its first volume sold a million copies.
Formulation of summaries in reports.
Key strength: Cognitive grouping of messages with extraction of summaries and action items.
