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Sum up
Sum up verb - To make into a short statement of the main points (as of a report).
Both terms in one sentence
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Zion (and all variations thereof) skirts dangerously close to Narm sometimes because the lead singer is honestly trying to sum up the bleakness of modern society, etc., with a voice that can only be described as a combination of Bob Dylan at his worst and Brak.
Source: Narm / Music
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