How to pronounce “shortens” in English

living sort of working through like kind of living inside my mind you know so you're going to leave it up to chancebuilding itself and returning itself uh but that shortens the possibility of how long something it'll be interesting to

The most common one is 100 times more potent than medical morphine.Next, it shortens learning.

instead of going from point A to point B and having to travel through all of the space between, a warp drivesleigh will basically pull point B closer to point A so it shortens travel time. He has to be very careful because if he wants to, say from somewhereabove New York to somewhere above Mountain View, he's got to make sure that there is nothing in his path. You know, no airliners, no nothing,

And then things have two eyes from then on.So it goes from being a random process into being a very directed process, and this shortens the time scale brutally.It means evolution takes place according to our will, our design, in a short period of time.

It would take a lot of work for me to assemble that, and I can't outsource that, I'm the only one that knows so manyof these things. All right, so Kvothe shortens momentous events into a couple sentences, things like his boatride to the sea, his trial, how much of that is the way he tells stories?

to exert pressure right. So again it all depends on I think the particular case. I'm not, I wouldn't go as far as to say that the fact that so many Americans get so emotional aboutstuff online necessarily has a good influence on policy making; no I wouldn't. In part because it, in some sense, it shortens the distance between the policy maker and the citizen atwhich point we do have to debate the virtues of direct democracy versus representative democracy. How much autonomy actually we want to grant to policy makers.