I am wondering if one can have a simpler code that achieves what the following does:


```
\documentclass{beamer}
\begin{document}
\begin{frame}[t]
\frametitle{Some extensive slide (overlap 1)}
\only<1-2>{Statement A
\[A=B\]}
\pause
\only<2-3>{Statement B
\[B=C\]}
\pause
\only<3-4>{Statement C
\[C=D\]}
\pause
\only<4-5>{Statement D
\[D=E\]}
\pause
\only<5-6>{Statement E
\[E=F\]}
\pause
\only<6-7>{Statement F
\[F=G\]}
\end{frame}

\begin{frame}[t]
\frametitle{Another extensive slide (overlap 2)}
\only<1-3>{Statement A
\[A=B\]}
\pause
\only<2-4>{Statement B
\[B=C\]}
\pause
\only<3-5>{Statement C
\[C=D\]}
\pause
\only<4-6>{Statement D
\[D=E\]}
\pause
\only<5-7>{Statement E
\[E=F\]}
\pause
\only<6-8>{Statement F
\[F=G\]}

\end{frame}

\end{document}

```

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That is the frame should keep each item (or however you want to call it) only for n steps (denoted overlap in the animation). In a way this looks like scrolling the slide (while keeping the title fixed). I am aware of tricks like `\only<.(1)>`, which @samcarter shared with me in the chat but I could not use them here in a meaningful way. Ideally I just would have to add a command like `\PauseOverlay` between the items to achieve the effect.