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

Input: Consider Input: The kids can still buy cookies, chips, and ice cream at the school snack bar; federal law does not ban their lunch hour sale at schools receiving food aid.

Output: Federal law does not ban the sale of cookies, ice cream, and chips at snack bars of schools receiving food aid.

Input: Consider Input: "There is no high drama in these everyday stories: they are simply abstract and brief chronicles of time and place, spoken artifacts for preserving the everfluctuating accents and dialects of Great Britain's intricate linguistic hierarchy."

Output: Great Britain's intricate linguistic hierarchy is best preserved not in the high dramas but rather the everyday, abstract, and brief chronicles of time and place

Input: Consider Input: While young adventurous travelers still flock to Dali, the opening of several new hotels and a modern airport an hour away has brought this exquisite little Chinese Shangri-La within any visitor's reach.
Output: While young travelers flock to Dali, new hotels and a modern airport has brought an exquisite little Chinese Shangri-La with any visitor's reach.