Given a text, write a compressed version of it in a single sentence.

[Q]: My claim is that Lincoln's address expresses the same idea that was then current in Europe. Each people of common history and language constitutes a nation, and the natural form for the nation's survival was in a state structure.
[A]: Lincoln's address and Europeas where the same. Common history and language constitutes a nation, and the natural form for the nation's survival was a state structure.

[Q]: Boston Center: It sounds like, we're talking to New York, that there's another one aimed at the World Trade Center.
[A]: Boston: We're talking to NY, seems like there's another one aimed at the WTC.

[Q]: Before graduating from Loyola Law School in 1993, Zucker interviewed with a prestigious Santa Monica law firm and deftly matched wits with the partners over lunch at an upscale restaurant. Yet as he chatted amiably with the partners, something wasn't quite right.
[A]:
In 1993, Zucker interviewed with a Santa Monica law firm. Yet as he chatted amiably with the partners, something wasn't quite right.