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brief

Definition for brief

adjective as in short, compressed

adjective as in short in time

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The method uses a brief electrical stimulus to activate brain tissue, followed immediately by rapid freezing.

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German football club Augsburg parted ways with trainer Sandro Wagner on Monday, ending a brief and disappointing tenure for the former German national team assistant.

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For years now, NFL teams have prized young quarterbacks because of the brief window when they are on affordable deals.

The second aircraft reached nearby Burkina Faso, another country ravaged by Islamist extremists, said Romero, the former intelligence officer, who was briefed on the flights.

As for Salah, who will soon be lost to the Africa Cup of Nations, he kept a watching brief from the bench.

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