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

Input: Consider Input: "Here Bruce's Brilliant excision of one word is accomplished in his second phrase, the infinitive, in which he lifts out the to : "Helping [to] win by scoring."

Output: Bruce's brilliant excision of a word is accomplished in his second phrase, where he lifts out the [to].

Input: Consider Input: For the second time in a week, a NYT front-pager about Congress' performance this year is brutally frank, appearing under the headline "HEALTH INDUSTRY SEES WISH LIST MADE INTO LAW."

Output: For the second time in a week, Congress' performance appears in a NYT paper as "HEALTH INDUSTRY SEES WISH LIST MADE INTO LAW"

Input: Consider Input: What's with the top-of-the-front headline the LAT puts over its picture of Martina Hingis standing next to Venus Williams after beating her at the U.S. Open-- " Venus Brought Back to Earth "? Doesn't that sound like celebrating a defeat rather than celebrating a victory?
Output: What's with the headline the LAT puts over its picture of Martina Hingis next to Venus Williams after winning the U.S. Open-- " Venus Brought Back to Earth "? Sounds like celebrating a defeat.