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

Example Input: Claiborne investigates and reports on expressions like sow one's wild oats, about which he tells us little or nothing: the modern Latinate designation Avena fatua came too many centuries after the original expression to have any relevance to it, so why bring up the information that fatua is Latin for ` foolish ': it was also Latin for ` wild, ' which might be more to the point.
Example Output: Claiborne reports on expressions like sow one's wild oats, and tells us little or nothing: the modern Latinate designation Avena fatua came too many centuries after the original expression to have any relevance to it, so why bring up the information?

Example Input: Think of all the ways everyone in your household will benefit from your membership in Audubon. And then, please, take advantage of this opportunity to regain full membership for 51 % less than the regular rate.
Example Output: Everyone will benefit from Audubon membership.  Take this chance to regain full membership at 51% off.

Example Input: Testimony identified particular issues regarding agricultural workers who are permanent resident aliens and thus eligible for general representation. Many lawful permanent resident farmworkers enter the migrant stream and travel from state to state following the growing and harvesting demands for various crops.
Example Output:
Testimony identified particular issues regarding agricultural workers who are permanent resident aliens and thus eligible for general representation.

