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- adjective
comparative form ofbrief : morebrief - noun One who provides a
briefing
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Examples
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Displayed on the immense luminous wall screen behind the briefer was a planform depiction of the planetary system.
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What happens in the presidential daily briefing is that the president asks questions of the briefer, which is usually Tenet on Monday through Friday.
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I mean, this is the toughest it's been in my sixteen years here, and it's not merely that as Tom says, it's a small group and Secretary Rumsfeld has really become the daily briefer, which is kind of bizarre for the Secretary of Defense.
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The briefing is on the record and your briefer is our Ambassador to the Philippines, Tom Hubbard.
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It is at least as likely, if not more so, that the briefer is the earlier, rather than the fuller.
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"While we were talking a briefer from the National Security Council came in, and I excused myself," Axelrod recalled.
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I offer her another smile, this one briefer, warmer.
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That – combined with the fact that we blow through these massive AAA titles in much briefer time periods somehow these days – means that game music leaves less of an impression than it used to, I think.
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That – combined with the fact that we blow through these massive AAA titles in much briefer time periods somehow these days – means that game music leaves less of an impression than it used to, I think.
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But to give this project its greatest possible effect, he has one more book to write: a briefer account that ties together an argument now presented in 800 pages and that avoids the few topics about which Mr. Pinker has not done careful research.
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