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

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Here is an instance of what Mr. Galef calls "false recall" acting not to smooth something out but to make it rougher than it ever was!

Ex Output:
A time when Mr. Galef says false recall, not to smooth out something but make it rougher than before

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"Oviedo fled Paraguay in March amid accusations he plotted the murder of Vice President Luis Maria Argana, a political rival who was gunned down in the streets of Asuncion March 23."

Ex Output:
Oviedo fled Paraguay in March amid accusations he gunned down Vice President Luis Maria Argana in the streets of Asuncion March 23

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Question: Is it sloppy writing or just paranoia that leads the WSJ to state that "for years," Microsoft has required personal computer makers that license Windows 95 to also install Internet Explorer?

Ex Output:
Is it sloppy writing or paranoia for the WSJ to state "for years," Microsoft has required computers that license Windows 95 to also install Explorer?