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Make A Long Story Short

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Make A Long Story Short - to give a summery; to leave out unimportant details

• I do not have a lot of time, so please make a long story short.
• The girls can talk a long tim, so I asked the to please make a long story short.
• I really do not want to hear all the details. Can you make a long story short?
• I like it when the news makes a long story short.
• The police want us to make a long story short.

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