Answer: To be concise is to be very brief
Explanation: concise-giving a lot of information clearly and in a few words; brief but comprehensive.
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Din punctul meu de vedere, opera ''Popa Tanta'' de Ioan Slavici este o nuvela deoarece intruneste caracteristicile acestui gen : creatie epica in proza , un singur fir narativ, ritm alert al actiunii etc.
Un prim argument care sa imi sustina punctul de vedere este firul epic: preotul Trandafir care este slujitor al bisericii in satul sau natal ,este mutat in Saraceni pentru ca a avut un comportament neadecvat. C um comportamentul preotului nu a avut modificari semnificative , satenii satului Saraceni si-au spus oful considerandu-l pe Popa Tanda ''omul dracului''. In final Tanda devine un exemplu prin faptele sale de a-si renova casa , gradina devenind asfel omul lui Dumnezeu.
Un alt argument care sa imi sustina punctul de vedere ar fi naratorul obiectiv, dar cu slabe accente in care se implica subiectiv , dand o notacu aspect moralizator
Coroborand argumentele de mai sus putem spune ca opera ''Popa Tanda'''de Ioan Slavici apartine speciei nuvela.
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Answer: race-to-the-bottom
Explanation: The race-to-the-bottom dynamic is a term used to describe a socio-economic policy aimed at retaining, improving and attracting economic activities and growth by employing tactics such as tax reduction on goods and businesses, deregulation of the business environment, applying subsidy on products and other related policies aimed at attracting investors. Race-to-the-bottom the bottom approach is often employed by competing nations or states whereby strict economic policies are often sacrificed in place of policies which would enable the states have a competitive edge over it's competitors.
A vernacular language is a spoken language of a given place, which is not used for official purposes.
In the medieval Europe, the official language - the one found in the books and used at the University- was Latin, so this was the language that was not vernacular.
