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| This short, one-act tragedy goes straight to the point, without flourish, without superfluity. |
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| At this hour in the day and stage in the debate, I think it preferable and far more useful to get straight to the point with what I have to say. |
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| To get straight to the point without having to get past the two hulks at the door, he dived through the window, shattering it into a million pieces. |
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| The hon. member's comments are accurate, they focus on the main issue and they are straight to the point. |
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| Faced with a profuse number of texts, and the prevention workload, managers must have understandable, precise and immediately useable information to get straight to the point. |
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| I always find that men conduct meetings very long-windedly, they sort of wander off, whereas women get straight to the point, then go home to look after the children. |
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| This means we can get straight to the point at the first coaching sessions and are not delayed by having to discover the areas in need of development. |
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| I'm going to get straight to the point here and announce that things have gone too far in the area of gay rights. |
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| And when Pleat does speak, he normally cuts through the crud and gets straight to the point. |
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| I personally incline more to the aggressive journalist' tendency, and, in my professional life, have found, rather, that you only get anywhere by going straight to the point and really piling on the pressure. |
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| Nor was he afraid to get straight to the point when in royal circles. |
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| Writer Peggy Vance got straight to the point. |
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| I congratulate my colleague Mr Marshall on a report that is typical of him in that it gets straight to the point and makes it plainly, wasting no time on redundant words and gestures. |
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| It is true that in this album, you can almost feel the masterpiece under the surface: each time Gérard Jouannest decides to go straight to the point, and the orchestration returns to the simplicity of a trio. |
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| Instead of boring you with the mere repetition of what has already been debated in much more depth, this introduction intends to be straight to the point. |
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