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

Ex Input:
Leonard Bloomfield, having begun with a theory of meaning which emphasized the environment in which objects were present and named, had to add the obvious proviso that we sometimes mention what is not present.

Ex Output:
Leonard Bloomfield, begun with a theory that emphasized the environment in which objects existed, had to add that we sometimes mention what is not present.

Ex Input:
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

Ex Input:
Children will enjoy the Cite de la Mer (37Rue de l'Asile Thomas), with exhibits on the history of boatbuilding, the fishing industry, and how tides and currents shape the coastline.

Ex Output:
Cite de la Mer has exhibits on the history of boatbuilding, fishing industry, and how tides and currents shape he coastline.