Given a text, write a compressed version of it in a single sentence.
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Question: But natural games are not quite so straightforward. I begin by mentioning again the rather surprising no-free-lunch theorem proved by Bill Macready and David Wolpert as postdoctoral fellows at the Santa Fe Institute a few years ago.

Answer: Natural games aren't so straightforward plus the surprising no-free-lunch theorem proved by Bill Macready & David Wolpert, at Santa Fe Institute a few years ago.


Question: "Such information might be appropriate to a reference work for phoneticians, dialectologists, and other linguists, but its usefulness and meaningfulness in a dictionary for ordinary dictionary users is not immediately apparent."

Answer: Such information might work for phoneticians, dialectologists, and other linguists, but its usefulness in a dictionary for ordinary dictionary users is not apparent


Question: "Just what makes the little old ant Think he'll move a rubber-tree plant?Ev'ryone knows an antCan't Move a rubber-tree plant,But he's got high hopes.

Answer:
"Just what makes the little old ant think he'll move a rubber-tree plant?


