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"Alligator," explained Jacinto succinctly, in their tongue.

My immediate purpose is to place before the world, plainly, succinctly, and without comment, a series of mere household events.

Gringoire made haste to relate to him as succinctly as possible, all that the reader already knows, his adventure in the Court of Miracles and the broken-crock marriage.

"You sum up the difficulties of the situation succinctly and well," he said.

"He's mean," said Billy succinctly. "When I get big I'm going to run away."

Just open them ears o' yourn, and don't say nothin' till I've done.' With this preface, Sam related, as succinctly as he could, the last memorable conversation he had had with Mr.

Detective-inspector Japp was the first witness called when the trial was reopened, and gave his evidence succinctly and briefly.

And he read aloud to me in his remarkable style, paralleling the text with a running criticism and commentary, lucidly wording involved and lumbering periods, casting side and cross lights upon the subject, introducing points the author had blundered past and objections he had ignored, catching up lost ends, flinging a contrast into a paradox and reducing it to a coherent and succinctly stated truth--in short, flashing his luminous genius in a blaze of fire over pages erstwhile dull and heavy and lifeless.

Des Lupeaulx was succinctly analyzed in five or six such paragraphs,-- the essence, in fact, of the biographical portrait which we gave at the beginning of this history.

In the end Saxon succinctly epitomized their point of view.

The analyst says the management "succinctly articulated a "no-excuses" EPS goal of $11-$13 in 2020", adding that even in the event of an economic downturn, the airline has "plenty of capacity flexibility".

He put it succinctly by writing: 'By capitulating to China, Malacanang has only emboldened it - and rewarded its bad behavior.'