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I will give you a brief account of the cause that led to this lamentable calamity.
en.wikipedia.org They should be brief in duration, so compliance with s. 10(b) will not excuse prolonging, unduly and artificially, any such detention.
en.wikipedia.org To be brief, all the familiar, precious, overlooked, imperishable stuff that constitutes daily life, leavened with copious gouts of bodily fluids.
www.locusmag.com Such states may be brief, regular circadian cycles called torpor, or they might occur in much longer, even seasonal, cycles called hibernation.
en.wikipedia.org As we begin to emerge from modernism and its aftermath, fables the briefest of narratives given the most expansive of significations have gained in popularity.
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