# Shortening the syntax {var1, var2} /. # & /@ list

I noticed that I often turn out to have a list of substitutions in the form

list =
{
{var1 -> value1, var2 -> value2, ..., varn -> valuen},
{var1 -> value1, var2 -> value2, ..., varn ->  valuen}
}


and need to extract some of the values (for instance for plotting). I use the syntax

{var1, var2} /. # & /@ list


Is there a shorter one?

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@PinguinDirk I disagree with your reasoning. Function has very low precedence and everything before & will be "inside" Function. The FullForm is Hold[Map[Function[ReplaceAll[List[var1,var2],Slot[1]]],list]]. But still your solution is correct :P –  Jacob Akkerboom Jul 4 '13 at 13:30
oh, right, let's delete that comment (as it is too late to edit) and just keep the idea: {var1, var2} /. list. Thank you sir for pointing that out! –  Pinguin Dirk Jul 4 '13 at 13:36
This question appears to be off-topic because it only applies to the poster's local situation and needs. –  m_goldberg Jul 4 '13 at 14:06
@PinguinDirk Thank you –  Fabio Dalla Libera Jul 4 '13 at 14:30
@m_goldberg I don't know how to reformulate the question as to make it more easily found by related searches. If you have any idea, please feel free to edit the title or content –  Fabio Dalla Libera Jul 4 '13 at 14:31
Yes, remove the Map entirely. For example,
{a, b} /. {{a -> q, b -> r}, {a -> s, b -> t}}