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DOT'S ALL, FOLKS -- Another of Mr. Rothenberg's panelists, Brad Brinegar, chief executive at Leo Burnett U.S.A. in Chicago, part of the Leo Burnett Worldwide unit of the Bcom3 Group, offered a succinct summary of the difference in business climates from last year's conference to this year's.

COMMENT FROM SIMON S.: A succinct summary from ABC News: "Osama Bin Laden is dead, General Motors is alive".

I ask if he might consider replying to this inquiry with a succinct summary of his position.

This chapter presents the quotient cube as a succinct summary of a data cube lattice, preserving its rollup drilldown semantics.

Late last year he gave a succinct summary of Doha's relationship with Tehran: "They lie to us, and we lie to them".

This overview will give a succinct summary of animal models in psychiatry which will be useful both to the seasoned researcher, as well as novices in the field.

It is a succinct summary of the programming priority of Limor Tomer, the series's general manager: tying the presentations to the museum's collections and exhibitions.

Our descriptive objective is to provide a succinct summary of the state of the current doctrine regarding the limits—or lack thereof on Seminole Rock's domain.

In academia, the elevator pitch is a succinct summary of your dissertation or thesis research for academics or professionals in other fields.

A succinct summary of information from time to time not only allows for clarity in the communication process but also gives the informant a mirror of just what has occurred.

He provides a succinct summary of the theme of this country's first elections since last summer's landmark nuclear agreement and the lifting of international sanctions just more than a month ago.