"Bank robbers plundered a vault and escaped"
A better summary is:
"On March 23, 1999, five bank robbers plundered the vault of First National Bank in Poughkeepsie, NY and escaped in a bus they had stolen."
"Five bank robbers, all masked, one tall and middle aged and four probably in their twenties based on eye witness accounts, plundered a 1990 Wilson Safe Co. vault at the First National Bank branch in Poughkeepsie, NY which was established in 1975 and had never experienced a bank robbery in its history before the robbery which took place on March 23, 1999, and from which the robbers escaped by stealing a bus from Dutchess County Public Transit ahead of the robbery and driving it away from the bank after a robbery which took no more than 45 minutes to carry out."
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This paper presents a Web crawler-based computer system for automatically generating census data for an academic field, which is applied to the compilation of a census of faculty in Computer Science.
Using literature on 31 languages and recorded data from 10 languages, this paper argues that 'huh' is a universal word used across languages by listeners to initiate repair in conversation when they do not understand speakers.
This section of a textbook explains and exemplifies different types of government, including representative democracy as in the United States, direct democracy as in ancient Athens, monarchy as in Saudi Arabia, oligarchy as in Cuba's reigning Communist Party, and totalitarianism as in North Korea.
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Jared Padalecki is an award winning American actor who gained prominence in the series Gilmore Girls, best known for playing the role of Sam Winchester in the TV series Supernatural, and for his active role in campaigns to support people struggling with depression, addiction, suicide and self-harm.
Jenna Nicole Mourey, better known as Jenna Marbles, is a very successful American YouTube personality, vlogger, comedian and actress, known for her videos "How To Trick People Into Thinking You're Good Looking" and "How To Avoid Talking To People You Don't Want To Talk To".
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Dan, Judy, mom and dad open and discuss presents together on Christmas, including a book by Joseph Campbell, a yellow sweatshirt and a stainless steel bread baking pan.
Sometimes a conversation will have two or more totally different sections, in which case we simply summarize both and join them into a single sentence:
Beth, Sherry and two other friends discuss Kathy, who can't have children due to medical reasons, Bill, who works as a carpenter replacing a barn floor, and Carolyn, who reacted rudely to their friend Barb's illness, as well as their own preferences for drinking tea with or without lemon.
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In a case before the Chief Justice and the Court, it is argued that a 2016 licensing of Warhol's Orange Prince does not infringe the copyright of Ms. Goldsmith, who created the photograph the work was based on, since Warhol added tranformative meaning in accordance with precedent from Campbell and the 4 Factor Test, motivating a reversal of the Second Circuit's prior decision.
General Elizabeth B. Prelogar, representing the Biden administration before the Chief Justice and the Court in a challenge by Nebraska and other states, argues that the HEROES Act authorizes Secretary Cardona to suspend payment obligations for federal student loans since it expressly allows waiver or modification of any Title IV provision in a national emergency, like COVID-19.
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Author Cory Doctorow gives advice on how to be productive and get writing done despite distractions from the Internet such as IM or email by keeping a short, regular work schedule of at least 20 minutes of work daily, leaving oneself a 'rough edge' of unfinished work to resume the next day, not expecting a perfect work environment, and turning off realtime communication tools.
Using the example of Alaska's Permanent Fund and an essay by Thomas Paine, Peter Barnes argues that paying dividends to everyone from a national common wealth system based on natural resources and infrastructure such as the Internet is a promising idea to help poor and middle class families, tackle climate change, reform capitalism, and promote equal rights in America.
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Jacques Chalmers, a starfighter pilot for the Empire, is terrified of overwhelming enemy forces as he leaves his deployment carrier together with his comrades, and later narrowly escapes the Enemy after witnessing the destruction of the Kethlan system.
Santa Claus's second wife, Betty Moroz, plays online video games with her friends Williams and Gomez while making dinner on Christmas Eve, and is then disappointed when Santa gets a call from his secretary Ginny and goes out to take care of the children of the world, missing dinner.
This guide gives tips for ballet dancing.
This section of a ballet dancing guide explains some of ballet's history and popularity and gives practical advice on stretching before and after dancing, wearing properly fitted slippers or else socks without stickies on the bottom, wearing snug comfortable clothes such as a leotard and tights, and finding space to practice, ideally in a studio with a barre.
If the guide has a specific sub-genre, such as a recipe, it is also possible to directly label it as such in the summary, for example:
Three recipes for quinoa suggest optionally toasting it in olive oil in a pan and then cooking it in broth or water and salt on a stove, washing and cooking it in a rice cooker after optionally toasting it, or baking it in the oven in a baking dish covered with foil together with sauteed onions, peppers, mushrooms or other vegetables in a broth.
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In a letter on July 9, 1951 Zora thanks Jean for some money, shares her progress fixing up her new house in Eau Gallie, Fla., and her neighbors' reactions, details her morning routine, provides updates on her writing and comments on other writers and the Saturday Evening Post before closing with a prayer that she and Jean make a lot of money so that Zora can buy her house.
Lucy Pope of the class of '71 gives advice to future inhabitants of her dorm room in Abbey House, telling about life with her roommates and how it has hurt some of their grades, suggesting to be quiet and not to talk back to Mrs. G., to take care not to be caught by guards for studying after lights out, and not leaving windows open without a screen to avoid bees.
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Comedy writers Wayne and Anne discuss the importance of collaboration, community and friendship in the writers' room for a show such as Jimmy Fallon's Late Night, continuing after flop jokes, and trying new ideas with collaborators despite the risk of looking like an idiot.
Mike discusses the Pixar movie Brave with others, criticizing confusing aspects, such as anachronistic jokes, the fact that the King does not go and kill the bear that ate his leg, and inconsistent use of Chuck Jonesy comedy, as well as rumors surrounding the switch of initial director Brenda Chapman for Mark Andrews, and whether her original vision for the film was better.
In a speech at the UN, Albania presents its work towards integration in NATO and adoption of European Union standards and collaborations ahead of general parliamentary elections the following year.
US President Richard Nixon announces his decision to resign due to the Watergate affair, resulting in Vice President Ford being sworn in as President the following day.
A US President announces his decision to resign due to the Watergate affair, resulting in Vice President Ford being sworn in as President the following day.
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Jasmine tells about how she tested positive for Covid on December 16th after she spent time without a mask with her sister, who also tested positive, and recounts her symptoms over several days, starting from a sore throat, then fever and congestion, and finally a partial loss of smell and taste and shortness of breath.
The Chatham Islands east of New Zealand (population 640), which are reachable by plane from New Zealand, feature the magestic Henga Scenic Reserve and beach, Hapupu National Historic Scenic Reserve, the picturesque Port Hutt and Kopinga Marae, meeting place of the indigenous Moriori people.
This guide to Isfahan, a beautiful ancient city in Iran, details its architectural sites such as the Safavid era Naqsh-e Jahan Square and Chaharbagh Boulevard, four stunning mosques and three palaces, and the Armenian Quarter (Jolfa), as well as transport information on airport and taxi connections.
Isfahan is a beautiful ancient city in Iran, with architectural sites such as the Safavid era Naqsh-e Jahan Square and Chaharbagh Boulevard, four stunning mosques and three palaces, and the Armenian Quarter (Jolfa), and transport information on airport and taxi connections is provided.
If we want to include the last part about transportation in the summary, then a shell noun such as "this guide to Isfahan" is the more plausible way to summarize the guide (at the cost of additional words and a shell noun 'guide' not mentioned in the text itself)