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

Input: Consider Input: Boston Center: It sounds like, we're talking to New York, that there's another one aimed at the World Trade Center.

Output: Boston: We're talking to NY, seems like there's another one aimed at the WTC.

Input: Consider Input: True, the Gettysburg Address was not legally binding, but preambles are never meant to have the status of positive law. They are designed to explain why it is necessary for the government to bind itself to certain objectives.

Output: The Gettysburg Address wasn't legally binding, but preambles aren't meant to have positive law status, but rather to explain why its necessary government to bind itself.

Input: Consider Input: "-The new Nonprofit Management Concentration in the MPA program, a joint venture with the IU Center on Philanthropy;"
Output: "-The Management Concentration, a joint venture with the IU Center on Philanthropy;"