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boiled down

adjective as in refined

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My attitude, crazy as it sounds, boiled down to this: Maybe we were all going to die, but at least I was making money.

From Salon

For the better part of a century, America’s foreign policy has boiled down to this: We foot most of the bills and prevent bullies from rolling over weaker sovereign states.

But as ever with capitalism, it can also be boiled down to two simple things: dollars and cents.

From Salon

The Colorado Supreme Court said the matter boiled down to "whether an elephant is a person" and therefore had the same liberty rights as a human - ultimately deciding that they did not.

From BBC

For all his endless rambling nonsense, Donald Trump's message can be boiled down to a simple lie: If one group of people does well, it must necessarily be at the expense of another.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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