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<h1>Understanding Abstracts: Condensed Versions for Quick Reference in Manuals and Guides</h1> An abstract, according to Black's Law Dictionary, 6th Edition, is a condensed version that retains the essential qualities of a larger work. It is less comprehensive than a transcript, which is a complete copy. An abstract can also mean to withdraw or remove something, such as funds from a bank, or to summarize or abridge content. This definition is relevant in the context of manuals, ready reckoners, and reference guides, where concise summaries are often necessary for quick reference and practical use.