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But it was the president's stirring yet succinct two-minute address - with references to the Declaration of Independence and Pericles's funeral oration during the Peloponnesian war, and delivered in his high-pitched Kentucky accent - that has resonated through the ages and come to be seen as one of the defining moments in American history.
"IDEA is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide assessment and feedback systems to improve learning in higher education". [http://ideaedu.org/about] As part of IDEA, POD produces "succinct papers" to address specific ways for instructors to employ innovative teaching methods.
A smart tactic for webcasts is to find specific problems that your customers face on a daily basis and address those an efficient and succinct manner.
Trade Policy Briefs provide a succinct overview of key trade policy questions addressed in recent FAO studies with the view to broaden the understanding on such issues, especially in the context of the WTO negotiations on agriculture.
President Obama's brief address this morning began to offer clear er) succinct explanations of the simple(r) facts of the ACA.
Chrissy Teigen suggested Hadid address the haters in a much more succinct way.
We don't publish unsigned letters, however succinct, but if you want us to withhold your name and address please supply them anyway so we can verify your letter.
DARE contains succinct summaries of Cochrane reviews and high quality systematic reviews from other sources that address diagnostic and therapeutic questions.
13 14 31 An operationalisation of patient safety and serious incidents specifically addressing primary care should be explicitly outlined and available in a succinct format.
If you wish to address any weaknesses in your application, it is better to write a separate, succinct, fact-based explanation as an addendum.
