Concise, well-conceived content also takes less time to decipher and read, thus saving time and frustration at the back end too.

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There they warned officials 80 seconds before the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami hit, giving them just enough time to stop bullet trains heading toward peril, thus saving thousands of lives.

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