What Exactly is a "Strong" LOR?

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LOR writer (psychiatrist) wrote a 13 line, four paragraph LOR. Words included "tremendous" and "highly recommended". Is this the usual for LOR's? Am I missing something here? I was told that I was one of the top students to ever rotate through this program and expected something a bit more wordy. Anyone have any experience with LOR's?
 
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