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was shorten
verb
To make shorter; to abbreviate.
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Finally it was Shorten who found something that might be privatised – Australian Hearing Services.
When asked recently at the National Press Club to define who he was, Shorten replied, in exactly this order: unionist, Labor, husband, father.
The experimental results showed that ZnO/rGO bilayer sensing film exhibited a comprehensive enhancement of room-temperature NH3-sensing performances compared with pure rGO one, including higher response values (~threefold better than that of rGO) and shorter response/recovery time (ca. 30/90 s was shorten).
Based on the correlation between the concentration of the lysozyme precipitates and the mean particle size generated during the PAA feeding time, the point of change in the aggregation mechanism was identified and the precipitate concentration at which the mechanism conversion occurred was shorten by increasing the mixing intensity.
All he had to do was shorten "Thomas" to "Tom" and he was set for stardom.
Similar(51)
This was shortened to Tasha.
The next segment was shortened.
Suddenly, his semester was shortened.
The nickname was shortened: The Moose.
Borg's career was shortened by burnout.
"I was feeling my life was shortened.
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