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

Example Input: For the initial incident commander and command post location, see Jules Naudet and Gedeon Naudet, video footage, Sept. 11, 2001; FDNY interview 4, Chief (Jan. For the transfer of incident command, see FDNY interview 15, Chief (Jan.
Example Output: For the initial post location, see Naudet and Naudet, video footage, Sept. 11, 2001; FDNY interview 4, Chief (Jan. For the transfer of command, see interview 15, Chief (Jan.

Example 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.
Example 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.

Example Input: (Note: The opening sentence or paragraph of a news story is also known as the lead, but usually spelled "lede" to avoid confusion.)
Example Output:
The word "lead" is often changed to "lede" in the opening of news stories to avoid confusion.