"Last year I learnt that I still had many things to be learnt," he said.
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So I've learnt a lot from my team and I've learnt a lot about the business.
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But although Turkey has learnt a lot from its past, it has learnt rather less from its peers.
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" He had a strong emotional connection to the script, saying "I learnt lot about myself and I learnt a lot about him in the process.
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For Idi Amin we were talking about Last King of Scotland previously Forest but you learnt Swahili, you put on weight for the role, you learnt how to play the accordion.
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At Klarna, we learnt a bit about entrepreneurship and technology.
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The Conservatives have also learnt how to game the system.
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"My son's only just learnt about him (Woods)," explained Leishman.
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I've learnt to politely smile and reply, 'Looks great, right?
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I think Sansa has learnt from the best.. #GOTs7 pic.twitter.
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They probably learnt from their mistake and shifted the spell?
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"It seems that the market has finally learnt," he says.
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What other life skills have you learnt on the job?
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Thanks to Berkson, I learnt to jettison my philosophical concerns.
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And then I asked them where they learnt that sentence.
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And I learnt that because I live here [in Europe].
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But instead of caring, somehow I've learnt to embrace it.
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Now TechCrunch has learnt that it has also changed its CEO.
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I've learnt just to sit with it, anything that feels uncomfortable.
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The Red Cross learnt a painful lesson, or part of one.
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There are other lessons to be learnt from China's north-east.
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What do you think the most recent lesson you've learnt is?
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We've learnt that voter suppression affects not only people of colour.
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"In all my time I have learnt two things," he says.
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From Bitcoin's failures, we have learnt how digital communities shouldn't operate.
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I learnt to live, but Chris… she helped me énormément. Salut!
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He has also learnt from the success of rivals, experts say.
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The developers learnt from 'Overcooked' that players prefer wacky character options.
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Everything that is learnt, however, is filed away for a rainy day.
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"So many things, I only learnt from the group chat," said Jennifer.
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We learnt, if we weren't 20133% sure before, what's inside Trump's soul.
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I’ve learnt so much from you because of your captions.
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I learnt all I knew about how to rave inside its walls.
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"Lessons learnt and mechanisms are fresh," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Comey was reported to have learnt of his firing from television coverage.
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I feel like I learnt a lot about people during that time.
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But I learnt so much about running a business from that experience.
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"I learnt so much wit, really, from the Globe audiences," he said.
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But I learnt my lesson that when there's sunshine, there's also storm.
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Skills can be learnt, but values we have to continue to cultivate.
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I've learnt that sex is a form of communication between two people.
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The best experience was learnt here and it needs to penetrate further.
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The skills that I've learnt here are definitely patience and self control.
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"One thing I've learnt here is the team is king," said Cheika.
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But she's new, she's young, she's growing, and hopefully she's learnt a lesson.
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It was a reality check - but they've learnt to train really hard since.
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I've learnt young to take a stand if I feel like something's wrong.
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According to Mr Corbyn's friends, he learnt most of his economics from Benn.
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What is your one lesson learnt from the horrors of the millions killed?
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I learnt a lot as Oliver racked up his first 15,000 air miles.
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You'd think society would have learnt to really value childcare workers by now.
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"Lion Hunt (fragment)" (1855) shows how much Delacroix learnt from Peter Paul Rubens.
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All of them learnt their trade at the Dale's school of hard knocks.
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I think we will be happier if we learnt to eliminate the sadness.
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I learnt a lot from it: about myself and about how power functions.
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Resolve to get learnt in 2020 for the cost of a couple lattes.
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Not everyone can do it but it's definitely a skill that can be learnt.
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Over time I learnt to put aside simplistic gender conventions and simply be me.
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"I hope that we have learnt enough lessons from Chernobyl and Fukushima," Meshkati said.
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Let's just hope this snake has learnt its lesson about swallowing random things again.
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"I have learnt how determined and tenacious he is," Scott said of her son.
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I have just learnt along the way, trying different styles to see what works.
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I have let things slip before by accident and I've learnt the hard way.
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But I think over time, I learnt to be more appreciative of the team.
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From what I've learnt, both sides have not been in touch about restarting talks.
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He'll have learnt that Twitter is not the best forum for high-stakes diplomacy.
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Baltimore I learnt so much and am so humbled by your talent and soul.
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"I've learnt the national anthem and I'll be singing it in Brazil", Paletta stated.
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I've learnt a few things, and hopefully I'll do a better job come September.
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Has Beijing learnt the lessons of its previous "boom and bust" metallic credit cycle?
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Tokyo 2020 spokesman Masa Takaya said lessons would be learnt from the triathlon event.
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C: What are some of the valuable lessons that you learnt along the way?
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"But with age and experience, I have learnt to calibrate that frankness," he said.
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Whether we hire the person, it's less important but we learnt from the ground.
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I learnt early on to shut things off so those things didn't come my way.
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"I've learnt that it's not becoming successful that's trickiest, it's maintaining that success." she said.
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"It's not as if blockchain can be learnt in a couple of months," he said.
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"I'd like to say I've learnt, but the reality is, I definitely will," she said.
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What she learnt at Amazon was to get comfortable with ambiguity, because everything was new.
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I've learnt that you need to be confident in yourself, be understanding and have patience.
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The cost decline shows the industry has learnt fast to deal with bigger turbine sizes.
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GC: Carsten, we learnt yesterday that the UK will go for a hard Brexit option.
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There, I learnt how to smoke meat—without everyone saying it was overpowering and awful.
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But what we've certainly learnt is if you can't see it, you can't be it.
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It’s amazing that you haven’t learnt a damn thing from 2017.
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With their help and attention, he had learnt to not feel ashamed of his body.
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Ottomania abounds, but the lessons of the Empire's last war are yet to be learnt.
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Havey often shares the biggest lesson she's learnt from her own kids with other parents.
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"That's one of the things we learnt and went in and quickly changed," he said.
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"People should have learnt you cannot do this, and you shouldn't do it," he said.
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"It's an idea of combining what we've learnt through theater with new technology," says Gauntlet.
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This is a piece of old cop wisdom my grandfather learnt at the police academy.
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Muguruza also learnt to control her emotions, which overwhelmed her in last year's Wimbledon final.
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What was one of the most interesting things you learnt about Fromm during your research?
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Those were, for me, the most surprising, and the ones I've learnt the most from.
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I just want the country that I have learnt to call home to accept me.
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There isn't a football fan out there who hasn't learnt something from the tactics Atlético employ.
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I learnt that when snowdaleks start to melt they upset the neighbours #snowman #snowdalek #drwho pic.twitter.
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"Outrageous, the company is rotten to the core, that's what we learnt," said Wadhwa about Uber.
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So staying calm is something that I learnt from him and I'm still learning from him.
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It had earlier learnt that it had not been given a place at the cabinet table.
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The WFP has learnt that some forms of cash-based aid are better than others, however.
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Well-funded startups are crucibles in which the technology is learnt, recruiters and blockchain companies said.
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He has now learnt that the Supreme Court had rejected his appeal, rendering the conviction final.
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"You learnt to, as my mother told me, grow sharp elbows" when inappropriate behaviour took place.
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However, we have learnt from quantum mechanics that there is no real dark or empty space.
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And this, of course, is fitting: the man, we learnt today, was in his last stretch.
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"Over the years, I learnt more and more about this low and strange place," Landau says.
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"Practitioners have learnt to take projected savings and benefits with a grain of salt," he said.
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However, as I've learnt through bitter experience, it's the edibles you've got to watch out for.
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Recently-graduated students must apply what they have learnt to the cold reality of the industry.
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Lots of time later, I learnt that it had been Paul Manafort, the election campaign manager.
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But what new spectators to the sport learnt is that Muay Thai is the real deal.
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So I taught myself how to play and would sing along to the tunes I learnt.
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We're gonna do an announcement a little bit later, but I've learnt with you, Peter. Yeah.
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I have learnt so much from white males today on racism, thanks so much guys X pic.twitter.
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Jason believes there is something to be learnt from Jerome's calm response to bigotry in the video.
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"In Baghouz, especially in the last period, I learnt perhaps all the principles of life," she said.
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That's something I've learnt being on the road and touring, the importance of giving yourself that time.
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We have learnt in Iraq before and elsewhere in the region the dangers of leaving a void.
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"We have learnt to live with the cyclones, quickly recovering and getting back to normal," he said.
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The UN's latest Arab Development Report, published on November 22006th, shows that few lessons have been learnt.
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Personally I think the lesson that I have learnt is to pursue what you genuinely believe in.
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All look as though they have learnt how to perform by watching lip-synched 1980s pop videos.
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Having also learnt some hard early lessons about the need to be very sensitive to shared spaces.
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"Wenwen has learnt to be independent since she was two-and-a-half years old," Pan said.
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But also, I've learnt a lot through being with mugs and I know what I don't want.
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But if there's anything to be learnt here, it's that trends in music often go in cycles.
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The characters consistently learnt and grew from their mistakes and I got to learn along with them.
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It's a metamorphosis of everything I've learnt from Neil, fine dining, and other restaurant I've worked in.
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I have learnt it is always dangerous to underestimate the resilience and resourcefulness of the American people.
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Diplomats say such sensitivities mean the army has learnt to tread carefully in policing mostly Sunni Arsal.
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They have learnt to use vote-swapping deals at elections to increase their numbers in the Senate.
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Trump's top economic adviser Larry Kudlow told CNBC he learnt of the new tariffs on Thursday night.
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Lots of stuff I do on FIFA today I learnt from playing soccer, like tactics and formations.
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She learnt about an NGO in her town, the Saarthi Trust, which helps women in forced marriages.
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I have learnt a lot about certain experiences that I wouldn't know if I stayed at university.
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"We learnt that trees are incredibly tenacious and must be worked with, rather than against," Munro explains.
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Most of all, I learnt that we can endure great suffering and survive, mostly intact yet altered.
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And I wish I could say that we Germans have learnt from history once and for all.
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SFR said it had learnt of the complaint through media reports and that it has no merit.
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Before you go to sleep each night, ask yourself: Are you smarter, have you learnt something new?
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If we've learnt anything from this ridiculousness, it's that the ASOS Christmas party must be a real hoot.
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Instead, highlight how you kept yourself busy — whether by volunteering, undertaking training or travelling — and what you learnt.
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So, once we got going and once we learnt how to grow it, we ramped up very fast.
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"Well, I don't think I learnt too much, otherwise I wouldn't have been married four times," he says.
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The developing world has learnt much from the West but it is not, and will not be, Western.
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After all, have we not learnt from Plato that critical thinking is a necessary prelude to ethical action?
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Mrs May has learnt that laying down red lines is unwise and that her negotiating position is weak.
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I learnt a lot from the other patients, some of whom had been to Ward 17 several times.
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So what have we learnt from this huge and unprecedented volatility of the first few months of 2016?
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She climbed mountains in Switzerland, met tribal communities in the desert, and learnt Arabic, Persian, French, and German.
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For us it was natural; our singer was a jazz singer who learnt how to sing in English.
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They've long ago learnt not to try and predict the pace of progress, he says with a laugh.
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"Syria, Iran and Hizbullah learnt the lesson and played it back to us in Iraq," says Mr Crocker.
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Saraswoti was eight when she was sold into a circus where she learnt how to throw knives blindfolded.
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CT: Well looking back, was there one important leadership lesson you learnt from the entire experience, for yourself?
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The children, aged 9 and 7, wrote that they learnt about pollution at school and recycle at home.
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And the phases were embarrassing, and then I learnt what was me, because I could let go more.
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"What we learnt is that dogs have episodic memory," explains Dr Claudia Fugazza, who led the research team.
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Is there anything we've learnt from or seen that should be influencing the way we approach this situation?
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Standard Innovation, the maker of digitally-enabled vibrator the We-Vibe 4 Plus, has learnt the hard way.
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This is what matters a lot to her, and I've learnt a lot from her on these aspects.
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We've learnt a lot since we first launched Reuters TV as a direct-to-consumer app in 2015.
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"As much as I thought I understood love, I've learnt considerably more these last nine months," he said.
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He learnt the game playing on public courts, only a short walk away from his local housing estate.
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We moved back to Cardiff when I was just starting school, which is where I learnt to speak Welsh.
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Her father attempted to get back in touch when he learnt of her illness in 2015 — but she refused.
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Thomas Demetrio, Dao's attorney, said that the case is "a lesson to be learnt" for law enforcement, reports CNN.
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The soccer superstar, 42, decided it was time his youngest child Harper, 6, learnt the family trade on Thursday.
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I learnt a lot from the cinematographer Frank Dow about how to shoot, to edit, to tell the story.
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"Matilda" has enjoyed extraordinary longevity because its lessons must be learnt by every generation (not least the spelling song).
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"I've learnt more in the past seven weeks than I did in the previous two years," says Ms Kativhu.
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" He was a dairy manager and, "learnt to make cheese a few years ago with [Cotswold cheesemaker] Melissa Ravenhill.
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The GDS sent THUMP it's finding with regards to MDMA use in the UK. This is what we learnt.
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They had lived in Iraq and in eastern Syria, he said, and he had learnt Koran and used weapons.
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Since I moved back to San Francisco, my home town, four years ago, I have learnt the local tradecraft.
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"I learnt about doing business here through the school of hard knocks, we have built partnerships here," he said.
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Away from the crowds the girls liven up when they are asked what lessons they learnt from the elephants.
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I think the other sort of contrarian thing that I've learnt recently is ... Okay, that's a good law, Andy.
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Neither the name of the translator nor the exact time of the leaks could be learnt by the Journal.
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I learnt how to be nice for a living for a long time, but I can channel Sarah, too.
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"AlphaGo learnt a lot from studying professional play, but it's very difficult to get better than professional," says Manning.
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I learnt to have trust and faith in you and you have now grown into a wonderful, independent woman.
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And the company does appear to have learnt some lessons about due process for handling sensitive public healthcare data.
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I think riding with Froomey, living (on the French Riviera) near him, I learnt a hell of a lot.
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The North Sea, and West of Shetland in particular, has learnt to adapt better than other regions, Flores said.
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Fear came up a lot during his rambling 45-minute monologue, in fact, because he learnt to love it.
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"For Maya, she's experienced life in Sri Lanka, and she's learnt how to be a pop star," Loveridge says.
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From these tragic events, she learnt vulnerability and power: "There is no real safety, except self belief," she said.
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I think you know what I've learnt is that economies have their own sort of momentum and so on.
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"Germans have learnt that they will only do well if they are ready to compromise," said one senior party official.
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She has learnt to trust her fellow farmers more than government officials who appear during elections but disappear soon after.
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Initially working as a tailor and in a travel agency, she joined an nonprofit where she learnt how to drive.
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So, the other thing we learnt earlier on was that the only way to scale was to hire great talent.
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One lesson learnt from earlier disasters was the need for earlier and more emphatic advice to people to seek refuge.
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But airport owners have learnt from the pre-crisis years, when hubs often traded at more than 25 times EBITDA.
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Lee, who is the owner of Cafe C.Through in South Korea, says he has never formally learnt how to draw.
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"Nothing is more profound or powerful than recognizing our common humanity," he said speaking of the greatest lesson he learnt.
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I used to consider myself as someone who doesn't get pressured by body image but I've learnt that's absolute bullshit.
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But now perhaps even he has learnt that there is a limit to which you can take any management slogan.
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Over the new few days, he learnt the trials and tribulations of being behind the wheel and chauffeuring other people.
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Earlier this year, she attended a training camp in New Zealand where she learnt survival skills and how to ski.
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Former UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage learnt that the hard way after he was hit with an egg Monday.
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This moment has also brought back memories of my own journey, and the life lessons I learnt along the way.
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I have learnt from the get go to plan my workload before holidays so I can head off guilt free.
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"What we learnt from Australia is that you can spend billions on infrastructure that then isn't used," says Ms Zille.
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"Container falling from Ojuelegba bridge in 2018 doesn't show we have grown or learnt anything," Awosanya said in a tweet.
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"I was at work when I learnt that my daughter had been attacked by a crocodile while swimming," Muwani said.
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She can get anxious touring, has been depressed and learnt to untangle the thought patterns tripping her up with therapy.
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"With so many games in the national squad, I've learnt a lot about how to handle this situation," he added.
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Much later I learnt that there was a Fromm family, and within it an entrepreneur and chemist called Julius Fromm.
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Bravely, he purchased a used moped, survived several collisions, made friends, took evocative photographs, and learnt to love the city.
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But investors are treading with caution, having learnt the hard way not to be too hopeful after many false dawns.
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It learnt it needed to switch its focus from engaging with farmers and investors to looking at the broader internet.
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"She was shy at first but learnt quickly and showed great interest in every detail of the shoot," said Jerko.
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CNBC has also learnt from sources that the Deputy Prime Ministers Matteo Salvini and Luigi Di Maio will attend that meeting.
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"One lesson I learnt from the Shanghai self-exploding Tesla: Don't park your car next to a Tesla," said one commentator.
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For two years, the city's children have attended public executions and learnt to count by enumerating apostates killed by suicide-bombers.
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Never cowed by art dealers or collectors, always wary of the commercial art market, he learnt to trust his own experience.
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Leicester City fans learnt that lesson last week, and now Radiohead fans have seen their declarations come back to haunt them.
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"This discovery also reminds us that much still remains to be learnt in the next gripping chapter of this detective story."
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It learnt in November it would be moving to Amsterdam after Brexit because it must be headquartered in an EU country.
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There is much more to be learnt because our ancient Stories go much deeper than what science has delivered so far.
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Sir Ivan Rogers, a former ambassador to the EU, likens the Tories to the Bourbons, who learnt nothing and forgot nothing.
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Being overeducated for a job means that people do not use the skills they learnt at university, hurting productivity and wages.
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Aid becomes ever more effective over time as lessons are learnt, says Marcela Escobari, an American aid official under Mr Obama.
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Nobody has learnt to stop worrying and love her deal, yet the prime minister is making the best case she can.
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But as a result of the investigation, what we have learnt is how better to call out this behavior in future.
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I was the only one in my age group among and my classmates who learnt to ride a bike hands free.
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They've learnt from RuPaul that just putting on makeup is an art form, being creative with the clothes, the dance routines.
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What important lessons have you learnt from him, has he passed on to you about running and building a successful business?
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"We need to work together to draw lessons learnt and move forward instead of losing energy on finger pointing," he said.
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Paliwal had learnt how to ride a bike when she was in college, but had to discontinue after she got married.
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But, they said, "Our agents have learnt to deceive without any explicit human design, simply by trying to achieve their goals."
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He only learnt he was even being considered as a party leader when he turned up for the vote in September.
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I think out of all the seasons I've had in Formula One, this is the one where I've learnt the most.
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I have learnt this through the backlash I received in the media when our story went viral a few months ago.
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Yet as he learnt this week, he will not easily win the support of other opposition parties, let alone Tory rebels.
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The use of phone also opens a new window of opportunities, I learnt how to edit and shoot videos from youtube.
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"We need to work together to draw lessons learnt and move forward instead of losing energy on finger pointing," he added.
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Just like Jenny understands she should have let the unknown girl in, Haenel believes there is a lesson to be learnt.
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At retrospectives of much-discussed artists, I have learnt not to attend too closely to the essays in the inevitable catalogue.
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He learnt to make bikes after training with American bike frame designer and manufacturer Craig Calfee and watching tutorials on the internet.
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"Either we did not explain it well or the initial reception was not good ... lesson learnt," he said in a phone interview.
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Another tech giant is under investigation in Europe for potential privacy breaches of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), TechCrunch has learnt.
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But Singapore does not countenance hate speech, because we have learnt from bitter experience how fragile our racial and religious harmony is.
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He has learnt from Arsène Wenger, the professorial Arsenal manager, who has signed the midfielder to the club twice in his career.
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When Hacking Team, an Italian cyber-company, was itself hacked in 2015, the world learnt that zero-day vulnerabilities were for sale.
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In itself, that was legitimate and perfectly sensible, because otherwise the jihadists might have learnt about them and altered their behaviour accordingly.
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"At 38, I have learnt something that I probably never did in my 15 years as a cricketer," Ajmal told ESPNcricinfo (www.espncricinfo.com).
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From there, I learnt about how vital coal currently is to India and the complex situation happening in Jharia at the moment.
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There, he said the values of teamwork and discipline learnt in rugby are applicable to anyone's life, no matter who they are.
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"After watching this, I learnt that I shouldn't have suffered in silence if I am a victim of domestic violence," said Jaham.
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Starting with the Arab oil embargo of 6.53, people have learnt that sudden surges in the price of oil cause economic havoc.
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I learnt my music at home and played a lot of instruments but I was never really pushed into an education system.
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Instead of informing regulators when it learnt about the breach, Uber's then management sought to conceal it by paying off the hackers.
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If one thing has been learnt during the euro crisis, it is that leaving the single currency would be hazardous and costly.
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It was also from my mother that I learnt the importance of adapting to circumstances and not being afraid of the unknown.
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But then she'd come off stage and she'd be herself again," she explains, "I feel like I've learnt a lot from her.
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The exchange has learnt the hard way to tick all the boxes when it consults users on changes to its warehousing system.
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They don't seem to have any weak areas, so we will have to show that we've learnt from our experience in Albany.
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Boxing is such a cinematic sport and I learnt through this process that it was the first sport ever captured on film.
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Democrats have learnt a key lesson from Republicans: you can be obstructionist with the highest court and get away with it electorally.
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"It hangs over me, not knowing what happened to her," said Mulryan, who only learnt of Marian's existence a few years ago.
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"He seems to have learnt little from the financial crisis," Morgan said, pointing to the veteran investor's heavy investment in illiquid assets.
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She said that lessons learnt from South Korea, China and Singapore all point to the high contact tracing seen in these countries.
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Ammar said he had learnt a lot about different ways of working in China but his final goal was to go home.
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If there's one thing I've learnt while staring, dead-eyed, into the neon-coated void of NOW compilations, it's that they're all awful.
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When I learnt about the backlog, it sort of took me a minute to actually download it because you thought: This is America.
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Reuters learnt that at least two rival teams had complained about the Team Sky jerseys ahead of Sunday's 203.5-km ride to Liege.
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But if economists have learnt one thing from this century's financial market crashes it is that they bring the house down with them.
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For example, evidence was not provided to demonstrate how NNB GenCo had learnt from the failings at Creusot Forge and communicated to contractors.
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"I learnt this morning in court that the police had accused me of publishing false information and disturbing the public peace," he said.
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"There was a lesson learnt from Ebola that instead of creating parallel system of NGOs, let's take leadership from the start," she said.
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This Easter I think of those values that we share, values that I learnt in my own childhood, growing up in a vicarage.
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Creative Time responded[9] to these two events by stating that they had learnt important lessons and would improve their organization's internal processes.
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Nonetheless, Marino Valensise, head of multi-asset and income at Baring Asset Management, called the minutes "extremely boring" and said investors learnt nothing.
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"We learnt this summer that customers love the smart credit functionality but we can't make it viable within the existing wholesale funding market".
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Steve McCann: Yeah, I always like to say that I learnt more there than I did in university which is probably not untrue.
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The power of foreigners, including Iran and America, has diminished as Iraqi politicians have learnt how to play one off against the others.
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There was one client—I was on my period, and hadn't learnt about sponges—and I basically got blood all over the sheets.
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"This weekend I played four games with a short bench and really learnt how different my body really is," Small wrote on Facebook.
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The only thing I've learnt from this is that my cat has a chilling ability to peer into the depths of my soul.
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But China has learnt the lessons of past stimulus, which has generated unintended consequences in terms of excess industrial capacity and ghost cities.
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The two families exchanged gift hampers during their respective festivals and Razeq learnt of the similarities and differences between kosher and halal cuisine.
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"The Italian government had learnt of the probable tragic end to this affair," the foreign ministry said in a statement issued in Rome.
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French officials have concluded that IS has learnt how to make bombs from commonplace chemicals such as hair dye and nail-polish remover.
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"I've learnt a lot about Snapchat recently from my 14-year-old daughter," Shaun Ruming, chief operating officer of McDonald's Australia, told News.com.
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"The biggest advantage from inline is that I've learnt how to position myself and fight for my place in the peloton," she said.
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"As for electricity generation, we ... have now learnt to produce the necessary equipment," he said, without referring to the prospect of additional sanctions.
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Red flags and instinctCreating this video was an education in itself: we learnt what source material required to give the most convincing results.
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Turns out men have learnt a lot in three and a half years and I am really enjoying feeling so actively desired again.
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"One lesson learnt is capital requirements should be transparent and bondholders have to know ... how close they are to the risk," Koenig said.
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The Great Room was originally built as an ice-rink and in 1933 Princess Elizabeth, the future Queen Elizabeth, learnt to skate there.
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After spending some days at Documenta, the most precious thing I've 'learnt from Athens' is it's not only about What, it's about How.
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"I would say not only is that incorrect — it's that, if we've learnt anything from 2013, it's that eventually, everything leaks," he said.
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But we learnt a lot from it about risk in our own business which we didn't actually think would be an issue i.e.
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Having learnt some major career and life lessons from the experience, MacLennan is urging fellow start-up professionals to be one thing - passionate.
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The news marks a first for the program and caused much delight and debate online, after viewers learnt about the next doctor's identity.
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I wished my situation was as inconsequential as an exam question, and I wished I learnt to problem-solve instead of parrot-read.
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But this time, the central bank appears to be deflating the risk with less drama having learnt some lessons from its intervention in 22.9.
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The lithium establishment got caught off guard by the 2015 price shock but it is showing every sign of having learnt its collective lesson.
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I am also happy to hear the government will give us protection on the farm because I learnt Boko Haram men are still around.
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I've also played in other bands for a while now and take what I've learnt there and apply it to performing my solo work.
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You've learnt from all those interviews with sporting superheroes how regularly they disprove the possibility that exciting, compelling things are occurring in their heads.
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Bourdet said the key was to invest in education and prevention as behaviors were learnt at a very early age, often in the playground.
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"He is saying the minimum because he has learnt to be prudent and wants to avoid the soap operas," a senior Western diplomat said.
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The guys working in my shop now create things so differently from what I've learnt and I get to implement them into my work.
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"We hope Poppy learnt her lesson and now realizes the washing machine certainly isn't a cosy place to sleep!" the hospital added on Facebook.
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The people of the Caribbean island of Bequia may go after humpbacks, even though they learnt whaling only 150 years ago, from New Englanders.
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"Chinese companies have learnt their lesson from previous years and were adequately prepared this time," a trader familiar with the Chinese market told Reuters.
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"This technology can secure the last evidence of our civilisation: all we've learnt will not be forgotten," Professor Peter Kazansky said in a statement.
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"We've learnt a totally new way of presenting rainforests to the world," says Andrew Mitchell, a British zoologist who runs the Global Canopy Programme.
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Whereas Morris learnt plastering and Austin served a machinist's apprenticeship, Lewis attended Williams College, a liberal-arts school in the hills of western Massachusetts.
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"One thing we learnt from Iraq is that we mustn't let the military campaign get too far ahead of the political process," he said.
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Pierre's mom: You've learnt to assert yourself in your life choices and in front of other people—at least it looks like you have.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook said the company had learnt lessons from the outbreak in China and that is why it is taking these steps.
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"The one thing we've learnt from Boris Johnson is that he can talk tough but when he needs to compromise, he compromises," Niblett said.
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Progress was derailed by a patient death and cancer cases, but now scientists have learnt how to make viral delivery safer and more efficient.
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"They've learnt absolutely nothing from all of the scandalous revelations that we've heard over the last little while in the Royal Commission," he said.
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"We have learnt from what we have done to moms, that we need to be extra careful and thoughtful before screaming 'wolf,'" she added.
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Eventually I learnt to appreciate the naivety of my approach and tried to look at it differently rather than obsessively magnifying my own limitations.
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After a couple of minutes of playing the game, I learnt that there were three quarks to a proton — not bad for a kid's game.
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The biggest lesson I learnt early on in my days at Google Ventures was you never want to invest in the company that needs you.
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Nothing will be perfect, but it is only now that I have learnt to appreciate all I have and all I have been blessed with.
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"A one hour chapter is like a one hour movie," says Byju, 36, who says he himself learnt more outside the classroom than inside it.
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We've all had our horizons broadened, even if he wasn't ready to really take it all in, and we've learnt several truths along the way.
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Despite being turned away by dance schools, Lin continued to pursue her dream and learnt that although she can't hear music, she could feel it.
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"People are time sensitive, and we've learnt and been programmed now, through the likes of Uber etc, that getting something quickly… is possible," adds Adeyoola.
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Ebury Press; £20Everything drug cartels do to survive and prosper they've learnt from big business, by our Britain editor and former Mexico City bureau chief.
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That's the important lesson MLB player Matt Garza learnt when he tried to "educate" actress, activist and all around boss, Jessica Chastain, on birth control.
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She learnt the habit of dedication early in life as a competitive swimmer, before applying that work ethic to golf from the age of 10.
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Left to his own resources and with a few sheep to rear, Liu learnt to survive on his own and get used to the solitude.
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Scholz said that the euro zone had learnt the right lessons from the financial crisis 2008 and created new institutions to deal with debt problems.
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Unlike his right-hand woman, Irena (Agata Kulesza, possessor of the hardest hard stare since Paddington), he has learnt to keep his opinions to himself.
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And Kenneth Cukier asks Carl Benedikt Frey, an economic historian, what can be learnt from the industrial revolution in today's world of automation and robotics.
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Having learnt its lesson with Jio's free 22017G LTE offering, Airtel is taking pre-emptive measures to ensure its customers don't leave it for Jio.
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But they learnt fast from their mistakes and came back with a stunning win over hosts Brazil and then overpowered France to stay in Rio.
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London tin traders have learnt to navigate the contract's liquidity gaps in terms of physical settlement, although it's getting harder judging by this week's events.
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The more she learnt about the world, she says, the more abhorrent the idea of settling down and "marrying the boy down the street" became.
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The Mail on Sunday also said it had learnt of plans to move the royal family, including Queen Elizabeth, to safe locations away from London.
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"We learnt with surprise of the United States' decision to expand its entry ban on Chadian citizens," French foreign ministry spokeswoman Agnes Romatet-Espagne said.
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"That's really where I learnt the ropes of this opaque industry and saw first-hand how a lack of transparency was significantly costing shipping companies".
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Once the UK Border Agency found him a foster home, things straightened out a bit: he went to school, learnt English and took up swimming.
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"This agreement is a very important step...and it is excellent to see the lessons we learnt from Ebola being put into place," she said.
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I learnt that sometimes, she just couldn't be bothered—to open the cafe, to make the lahuh dough, to buy challah to serve with shakshuka.
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"As a result of these failures, we have learnt how to strengthen our supervision," said Christopher Buttigieg, a top supervisor at Malta Financial Services Authority.
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It's a very different way of working, which is challenging but I've learnt a lot and I'm proud, I'm so proud to be from England.
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She's summarizing the late ad guru David Ogilvy's attitude to his business, one she learnt while a graduate trainee at his eponymous advertising agency in London.
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A financial crash is unlikely: banks learnt from Sweden's severe banking crisis in the early 1990s, and the assets of Swedish households easily exceed their debts.
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Reuters learnt on Friday that the PBOC intends to defend the yuan from weakening past the widely-watched 7 per dollar handle in the near term.
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Protests are expected to begin at least an hour before the vote comes up for hearing at 1 pm EST, Reuters has learnt from labor groups.
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He adds that the new instruments should also push the ICRC to collect more data, work more efficiently and apply lessons learnt to its other operations.
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And what has been learnt from disasters has inspired new, pared-down mental-health care models that can be deployed quickly to help lots of people.
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Parents were also getting their daughters cut at a much younger age before they had learnt to speak - a trend seen in several other African countries.
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Oncologists poring over immunotherapy trial results at Europe's biggest cancer meeting have learnt one thing: finding optimal treatments for different patient groups will take more research.
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From season to season most birds got a little bolder—presumably as they learnt more about the world and what they could safely get away with.
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Because the language learnt in infancy has the greatest emotional resonance, swearing in your mother tongue always feels most powerful, even among the most fluent multilinguals.
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The traders and the bank's valuation committee disagreed over the amount of reserves taken for certain Treasury trades known as strips, the Financial Times has learnt.
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The other thing I've learnt is that some people don't view these statues in any way but neutral, as though they were a piece of history.
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When I think of those times, I realize that most of these lessons were actually learnt in my childhood, mostly through examples set by my parents.
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They've usually learnt their lesson, but obviously, they can't come back to that person again unless the woman gets married to another person and then divorces.
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Taiwan, which does not have representatives in Cambodia, said it learnt of the detentions through a representative office in Ho Chi Minh City in neighbouring Vietnam.
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Benhura learnt the art from other sculptors, including his cousin, after moving to the capital Harare in 1979, the year before Zimbabwe won independence from Britain.
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China Central Television broadcasted lessons learnt from Hong Kong: we should provide poor people with accommodation, people need to care about the livelihood of the poor.
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" She continues, "I value it as part of my store of experience—part of what I am and how I have learnt to understand the world.
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Speaking at the opening of a regional financial forum, Lam said the city's financial system remained stable thanks to lessons learnt since the Asian financial crisis.
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Modou Faye, Gassama's professor, says students need more guidance in reading the Koran, which is often rote-learnt at religious schools similar to one Gassama attended.
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"We hope to take what we have learnt from this project and look at how we can support on street charging across the whole of Oxfordshire."
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The biggest lesson that I've learnt is that things can change so quickly, never get used to one thing because everything can flip on it's head.
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His picks for top cabinet positions and senior advisers have learnt more heavily on former businessmen than those of former administrations, which relied more on professional bureaucrats.
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As for the Wuchang uprising of October 1911, the catalyst for the end of three centuries of Manchu domination, he learnt of it from a Denver newspaper.
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If the government loses, MPs will have the opportunity to vote on whether Article 50 should be triggered having learnt more details about the government's negotiating position.
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Other skills were learnt and spread from one place to another: a 13th-century flask from Syria is decorated in gold and intertwining vegetation, a Byzantine style.
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Officers who grumbled if anybody spent too much time on YouTube made an exception for instructional videos; Mr Locks learnt how to use a mortar from them.
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The Fed learnt that the economy had more room to expand safely than it expected; in hindsight, it could probably have kept interest rates lower for longer.
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"I think I learnt a lot from the Spice Girls, most importantly how you can have everything one minute and then lose it the next," she mused.
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I have learnt a huge amount from the weekly editorial meetings, where The Economist discusses its editorial line on everything from school summer holidays to Zambian debt.
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"For me, it all starts with listening and then applying what you've learnt from Indigenous people, and applying that to your family and friends — having that conversation."
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Facebook user and young person (they're less affected by the blight of shrillness), Jake Mandas learnt the hard way when he came across a driver on Wednesday.
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Specialists welcomed the initiative, saying it showed how the global health community had learnt crucial lessons from West Africa's Ebola epidemic, which killed more than 11,300 people.
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Ocean later included Blake's "I Never Learnt To Share" on his list of all-time favorite songs, which also featured a host of other electronic music innovators.
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I feel as though this is the biggest lesson I learnt whilst writing this album, that I don't write music to express myself but to enrich myself.
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"We have learnt the hard way, probably, that dry bulk freight is really not lending itself well in the FFA contract, to moving on screen," Baker said.
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In a conversation with Mashable via Twitter direct message, Bana explained that she learnt English from her mum, a teacher who's also been studying law at university.
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While electronic countermeasures help, the ability to get bombs on target and live to fight another day may also depend on the skills learnt at treetop altitude.
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France: First and foremost, the fear of the studio was no longer a fear when I learnt that I didn't have to be anybody that I wasn't.
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Taiwan, which does not have overseas representatives in Cambodia, said it learnt of the detentions through a representative office in Ho Chi Minh City in neighboring Vietnam.
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The English he learnt in Beijing helped him win an Asia Foundation scholarship to study in America after it restored formal diplomatic ties with China in 323.
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"When my family learnt that I could not have a vaginal delivery owing to certain complications, they approached the astrologer, and he suggested a time," Priya explains.
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Everything that I did when setting up the business wasn't taught to me, it was learnt on the cuff, which meant I made a lot of mistakes.
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Andrew Yang has spoken on the campaign trail about the tough lessons he learnt in his first job — working as a bus boy in a Chinese restaurant.
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An exciting new opportunity has arisen that will allow me to apply what I've learnt here and I'll be able to share more details with you soon.
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She learnt from the routes taken by some of the world's most preeminent powers, from Warren Buffett to Melinda Gates, as Fortune magazine's former assistant managing editor.
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I've got an incredible Chairman in Paris, I've got incredible investors so I've learnt a lot and I've had to learn very quickly about building a business.
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Reuters learnt last month that a blacklisted fan had been granted a fan ID. When this was brought to the authorities' attention, the fan ID was revoked.
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Christopher Rothko's essay and also the account by Jasper Sharp, a curator of this exhibition, focus on what Mark Rothko learnt from seeing Old Master European art.
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"What we have learnt as a result of that, the security is objectively worse, and we need to cope with that," he told a conference in London.
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"It seems that one of the dangers that we need to face and have a response for - since Islamic State has learnt how to make mustard gas - is that sadly one of the people who learnt how to do it comes back to one of our countries and helps carry out an attack like this," Philippe Denier, director at the verification division of the OPCW told a defense conference in Paris.
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A full-blown financial crash is unlikely: banks learnt from Sweden's severe banking crisis in the early 1990s, and the assets of Swedish households easily exceed their debts.
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Many of those who remain have learnt Hebrew and fill jobs in restaurants, hotels and other services which aid groups say most Israelis do not want to do.
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Instead I'm going to tell you what I learnt from all those wasted years chasing washboard abs and dropping numbers on the scale: happiness is not a size.
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He learnt about African rhythms from his hero, another British jazz drummer Phil Seaman -- who also introduced Baker to heroin, a habit that scourged much of his life.
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In a blog written exclusively for the Thomson Reuters Foundation, Murray, 29, said he had learnt from experience that both of these battles require "resolute commitment and persistence".
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Google's lead data regulator in Europe has opened a formal investigation into its processing of personal data in the context of its online Ad Exchange, TechCrunch has learnt.
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"While coal producers have learnt their lesson from the devastating floods in 2011, they will struggle to recover any of the lost production," Hynes wrote in a report.
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And I very quickly learnt that opening a window will (usually) lower tVOC but send PM 2.5 rising — at least where I live in a dusty, polluted city.
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"Have they learned nothing from the tide pod eating meme" this looks like a wine box, have they learnt nothing from the tide pod eating meme https://t.
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"One of the things I have learnt from my time in banking is to be quick to say I don't know what is going to happen," Sands said.
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We also learnt a lot about one Mr Kenneth Bone, who for many was the one ray of sunshine in a tempestuous and frankly depressing 22013 minute encounter.
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Perhaps the most crucial thing I learnt, though, is that I was much less mortified by his noises on behalf of other passengers than I thought I'd be.
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I also learnt from my mother that it is very important to have the ability to handle difficult situations and keep moving forward in life, no matter what.
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"We've learnt passive sharing is fine, it's a good thing to do," Read told investors at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media and Telecom conference in Barcelona on Wednesday.
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But the certificate was taken back from her once a local official learnt that she is registered with her ex-husband and therefore officially is not living alone.
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"We have learnt that our service saves retailers a huge amount of time and that is the key to our value proposition versus, for example, price," says Ronzi.
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And then when the internet arrived, I learnt what being gay meant––that it was something innate, and that I wouldn't be able to do anything about it.
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I learnt something about the power of stories, and how through them we can travel through time and share, at least in our imaginations, former aspects of ourselves.
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"Today we have learnt that standing up for human rights has become a crime in Turkey," said Shetty in a statement about the activists' formal arrest on Tuesday.
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Hjelm said the sector had learnt from past mistakes, with VOI upgrading to a model with longer-range swappable batteries to eliminate transport costs and increase product life.
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More important for his art, though, was the time he spent as a teenager at a Studebaker car plant, where he learnt to weld, rivet and work a lathe.
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We thought the potholed streets of London would prepare us for Rome's epic pavements but we learnt the hard way that a baby carrier is sometimes the best option.
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"We are more focused now, we also have more resources," said Wang, who added the company has learnt lessons from previous failed entries and was now hiring heavily overseas.
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Audiences learnt to revel in the dramatic moment, rather than trying to read the play as a parable—a tendency that is mocked at the close of "Nice Fish".
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Daimler has learnt from this and is now moving more quickly, with its new 144-strong brainstorming team including engineers who worked on projects with Tesla, the source said.
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A Supreme People's Court official said in an interview with Xinhua there were "profound lessons" to be learnt from the case, which it called "typical" of poorly evidenced convictions.
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An Albanian official said his country had learnt that big crises such as the migrant issue, the euro and Greece distracted EU leaders from paying attention to the Balkans.
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It's funny—he does 'Johnny B Goode' and that's the first song I ever learnt, but then he does 'Earth Angel' as well, which is a doo-wop number.
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But Ivan Glasenberg, Glencore's chief executive, said that the company had "learnt lessons" from the past and was on track to reduce its debt to $15 billion by 2017.
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"Jacob has learnt a lot through programming and I believe it has been worthwhile and a good learning experience for him," she wrote in an email to Mashable Australia.
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"I have learnt from my journey to the top that you should advance bravely no matter what harsh conditions you face, never give up on your ambition," said Xia.
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CT: So what are some of the lessons learnt during that time, those difficult times that you take with you today to make Sega successful, to turn Sega around?
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"An exciting new opportunity has arisen that will allow me to apply what I've learnt here and I'll be able to share more details with you soon," she said.
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The company and the union have learnt to work together in the best interests of the staff, and there hasn't been a strike at the theatre since the 1970s.
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I learnt to bro-down—like speaking to old mate at the store or over the phone to organise a gig, or to one of my Aussie Battler uncles.
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"An exciting new opportunity has arisen that will allow me to apply what I've learnt here and I'll be able to share more details with you soon," Bertram wrote.
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The party reasoned that it is safe for Western teenagers to watch such lewdness, but that Thailand's young are at greater risk, because they "haven't learnt the topic correctly". ■
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Through bitter experience, emerging economies learnt that protecting themselves against these gales meant accumulating large dollar reserves, which began to pile up in the 1990s and peaked in 2014.
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"I think everybody has learnt, producers as well as consumers, that a market without a steering wheel is very destructive, very damaging to the interests of all," he said.
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"He left (Russia) in February," said Marobyan, who only learnt that his friend had been killed in Syria when his body was delivered to his hometown in early May.
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"When I learnt to write I became my own master, I became very strong, and that strength is with me to this very day," he told Reuters in 2010.
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I also lived on the Tanzanian coast in Bagamoyo for a few months, where I learnt more true Swahili-style cooking, with lots of coconut, tamarind, fish, and fruits.
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Six months on, Branson learnt that a friend, whom he described as a very successful businessman in the United States, had been called by a conman posing as him.
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The consequence of that inaction, as most MPs know and a few have made clear, is that it is unlikely that many lessons will be learnt from Dame Laura's report.
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I learnt that you can shed the virus when you are getting a cold sore for the first time, but we weren't sick…Did Jack catch it off a nurse?
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Sky News has learnt that Greybull Capital, which has won plaudits for its quickfire turnaround of British Steel, is among a pack of potential buyers of Alitalia's aviation assets. 8.
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"I've learnt things I would never have had the opportunity to do," said Kelly Martinez, a 42-year-old FARC nurse, who performed first aid and amputations on wounded rebels.
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"From the first one we learnt a lot about how the banks managed or didn't manage these types of issues," BOE Governor Mark Carney told the FT in an interview.
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While markets will be more difficult to navigate, treasurers have learnt their lessons from the 2008 crisis, said Jean Marc Mercier, global co-head of debt capital markets at HSBC.
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Onno Selbach, the first student to move in, says he learnt to be more patient as a result of the experience; the pace of life is slower at the home.
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"Whilst these adventures were never about breaking records to me, over time I have learnt of the few I have broken along the way," she wrote on one Instagram post.
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On his last visit to Cambridge University, he learnt that some staff in the faculty cafeteria did not find out until Friday whether they would be working the following week.
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And when in the modernist galleries you move from Jackson Pollock's "Autumn Rhythm (Number 993)" (1950) to Jasper Johns's "White Flag" (1955), you grasp what Johns learnt from his precursor.
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A statement from Indian federal police said it learnt of Michel's alleged involvement in the deal in 2012 but when it acted to investigate his role he fled the country.
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"I learnt how to quit a WhatsApp group created by strangers," said Bhawani Singh Rathore, a 35-year-old teacher, who began using the service just months ago and attended.
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British student Ayrton Cable was only eight when he learnt about homelessness, putting him on a path to activism and establishing the Water, Air, and Food Awards (WAFA) for youths.
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Safe to say it was a traumatising experience, and one that I have learnt one valuable lesson from - always wear appropriate footwear - you just never know what's around the corner.
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Tourists visiting the Australian town of Morisset have learnt the hard way, as the area's large, wild kangaroo population has been responsible for an increasing number of attacks on visitors.
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LONDON — Students in Syria have been discussing their education with their counterparts over in the UK on Skype, and both groups have learnt a great deal about their foreign peers.
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"Pemex has learnt valuable lessons from the two rounds that did not turn out as expected," Mexico's deputy energy minister Aldo Flores told reporters earlier this month at a conference.
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"We have learnt our lessons from the Panguna experience and now we have the opportunity to do a better job," Bougainville president John Momis said in a statement on Sunday.
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Though many fans pay little real attention to the badge of an opposing team, there is much to be learnt about a side from the image emblazoned on their shirts.
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DJs of the past learnt to shield labels on their seven-inches, or even put records into the wrong sleeves, to thwart competitors taking a sneaky peek over their shoulders.
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The "echo chamber" trope is lazy and inaccurate – I've personally learnt a huge amount from people on Twitter, and often this has led to my political views changing as well.
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Facebook even worked with Kogan between 2013 and 2015, where he said he was brought in to teach staff about what he learnt from the data he collected from Cambridge Analytica.
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Some of this can be encoded in algorithms and learnt by AI, but there are still intangibles that ultimately require that we ask the question: do we enjoy spending time together?
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Faid had spoken in the past of having spent years on the run in Switzerland and Israel, where he claimed to have disguised himself as an Orthodox Jew and learnt Hebrew.
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"They have learnt not to be afraid of people ... and they're made that connection of 'hmm I can get salt from people'," Olympic Park superintendent Sarah Creachbaum told CBS News Denver.
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Over the course of the evening, he tells me that he learnt to play the saxophone – which he took up at age nine, and continues to play on his new records.
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The prior demographic, particularly the millennial cohort, learnt that buying individual stocks is "too risky," he said, due to the skyrocketing valuations of internet companies before the turn of the century.
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Then I had a baby and availability was stripped from my arsenal and I learnt that I do better work when I'm not strapped to a desk 65 hours a week.
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If we all make conscious efforts to steer away from gendering everything, this will have a knock-on effect that stops our learnt obsession of having to divide everything into binaries.
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He began working with a 3D printing startup in Amman called 3D MENA and learnt how to program a microchip in three days mastering the technology of bionic prosthetics using Arduino.
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And what we learnt at the CBI is to focus our thinking, and we've been talking very much to the government about this, is a prosperity agenda based on five pillars.
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In other news, we learnt that Trump and May are "in favor" of NATO and that Trump has accepted an invitation from the Queen for a state visit later this year.
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Here is what I learnt from reading this article: If the adjective you are using to describe a body part could equally apply to a root vegetable, pick a different word.
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CNBC catches up with the former president at an event in Cairo to discuss what he's learnt when he was in power and what other countries, such as Egypt, can learn.
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"We learnt there are people in the police, prosecutor's office and government who do not want to protect journalists, instead protecting those who are the subjects of our stories," it said.
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It said the crew had taken refuge in the ship's strong room, know as the citadel, once they learnt they were under attack in line with established safe shipping operating procedures.
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After school I got an apprenticeship working in TV. I learnt camera, lighting, audio, editing, production, and direction, basically everything you needed to know for digital production in TV and film.
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A lot of the material was shot in the United States, and I met amazing young women, like girls who had learnt horseback riding as toddlers before they could even walk.
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Paul's learnt a lot of extra production skills since those early days as well, and Ellie re-sung the vocals, so it was cool to make it so much more polished.
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Sikander is well known for how she transfigured the language of miniature painting, a form she learnt as a young undergraduate art student at the National College of Arts in Lahore.
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With a goal every 81 minutes on average this season – and 11 strikes in all competitions – Iheanacho seems to have learnt a lot from the lethal finishing technique of his mentor.
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This show puts a few choice works of the New (by Bomberg) beside two choice works of the Old in order to demonstrate exactly what and how he learnt from them.
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"I first learnt of these allegations when Kate Maltby wrote about them in the Times," May said in a television interview while visiting a British air base in Cyprus on Friday.
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A lot of the skills there are learnt from just messing around really, kids playing and becoming close friends with the ball if you like, working on their techniques in action.
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"We can't go to the Dominican Republic and just talk about anything ... We have learnt from the errors of past processes," he added, referring to failed Vatican-led talks in 2016.
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Business Insider learnt earlier this week that both Corbyn and shadow business secretary Clive Lewis are set to visit the area in the coming weeks, to campaign alongside the successful candidate.
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Consecutive quarters of strong profits also show Baidu has learnt to navigate regulatory potholes in China after previous missteps even as competitors suffer temporary bans and fines for failing to censor content.
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The Cuban learnt to then soak the canvasses for at least an hour and rinse them to get rid of the salt and any organic matter, before hanging them out to dry.
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While he does believe President Xi Jinping's administration learnt a few lessons last year when the government played the role of buyer of last resort, he says intervention remains a necessary evil.
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Derhem first came across fog collection when he learnt of one of the world's first projects - in Chile's Atacama Desert - while he living in Canada in the 2000s studying for his PhD.
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Dennis Mitchell, who served a doping ban in 1999, told Reuters on Monday he had learnt he fell outside new guidelines for coaching America's relay teams and had decided to step down.
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Each variety has a rich, full flavour with "fruity aromas," a "good richness on the palate," and some other wino expressions I've learnt in the course of my research for this article.
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The company voluntarily closed the restaurant for cleaning after it learnt of the illnesses and reopened it the next day after consulting the health department, a company spokesman said in an email.
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A United Front operative since 1994, Mr Yang spent more than 10 years training and teaching at elite facilities including China's top linguistics academy for military intelligence officers, the Financial Times learnt.
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If we should have learnt anything from the experience of the 1930s, it is that trade wars have the real potential to be very damaging to both U.S. and international economic prosperity.
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" Writing in The Spectator after Mr. Honour's death, the arts journalist Laura Freeman described the book as "the scaffolding around which I have built everything I have learnt since of art history.
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"We've learnt that when we solve for a place like India, we solve for everyone around the world," Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, said at an event in New Delhi in 2017.
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Most valuably, I learnt a new set of rules at art school, which were that you can say and do whatever you like, as long as you trust yourself in doing so.
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If we all make conscious efforts to steer away from gendering everything, this will have a knock-on effect that stops our learnt obsession of having to divide everything into binaries. 5.
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After that I learnt about different human rights advocates – a brother in Saudi Arabia, for example, who had been sentenced to 1,000 lashes and 10 years in prison for writing a blog.
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The statement said that Albert had "learnt the results of the DNA test... [and] the scientific conclusions indicate that he is the biological father of Mrs Delphine Boël," according to BBC News.
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"France learnt the hard way that one must absolutely, completely and fully respect the independence of the central bank," Sapin said when asked about the debate in Germany at a news conference.
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It would be ironic if robots are indeed starting to "read" the LME stocks reports for trading signals even while human traders have learnt to treat them as infinitely "soft" and malleable.
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"Top has been his father's apprentice for more than 10 years so he must have learnt a lot of his trade," said a politician who has close ties with the Srivaddhanaprabha family.
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When discussing Padda's new position, Knudstorp said in a statement that he had learnt a lot from Padda's "great leadership and execution", which the incoming CEO had displayed throughout his career at Lego.
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Abbas Yusuf, known as Hyena Man, learnt to feed the hyenas from his father, Yusuf Mume Salleh, who fed them for 45 years before passing the job to his son 13 years ago.
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In fact when, we learnt that McDonald's was coming into the country, friends were telling us to shy away from the competition, do other businesses and to not try confronting the global giant.
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When I learnt of that in 6526, after they spent three, four months on what they were trying to do, I was quite convinced that this was another shot for Flipkart at payments.
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There is merit to the criticism: even though computers have beaten chess masters and Jeopardy players and learnt to talk to us and drive cars, Siri and Cortana are still imperfect and infuriating.
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She fell into her cooking career by accident, having canceled a job interview in Brussels to help Kramar with Hisa Franko, and learnt to cook with the help of her mother-in-law.
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However, on Thursday morning, an unidentified 70-year-old woman learnt it the hard way when she lifted her top to expose her stomach and got fourth degree burns from the heated rock.
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Neil Woodford's use of illiquid assets shows "he seems to have learnt little from the financial crisis," lawmaker Nicky Morgan, chair of parliament's Treasury Select Committee, told an Investment Association conference on Wednesday.
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But companies have learnt to do more with the money after slashing expenditure and tens of thousands of jobs, while the cost of services such as rig hiring dropped sharply throughout the downturn.
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"We'd love to know whether honeyguides have learnt this language-like variation in human signals across Africa, allowing them to recognize good collaborators among the local people living alongside them," she said.[Science]
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The Taiwanese man, affectionately known as Uncle Pokémon, learnt about the game from his grandson, and can play up to 20 hours straight before he runs out of battery power for his devices.
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As I played the game, and finally learnt to do more than just survive (because the game is ferociously difficult), I started to study the other animals and understand how the ecosystem worked.
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Wu Shicun, the head of China's National Institute for South China Sea Studies, said lessons learnt from the Paracels expansion could be transferred to the Spratlys, particularly to manage water supplies and waste.
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"Our human compassion binds us the one to the other -- not in pity or patronizingly, but as human beings who have learnt how to turn our common suffering into hope for the future."
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It was in the icy winter of 2012 when I learnt this for myself, in what would be my first and last long-distance journey to support the football club of my youth.
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But heartrending love, pride, resilience, and defiance also brought me to tears: a gratitude for the lessons learnt from generations of survival, and a mourning and fury for the ones taken from us.
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A source close to Woodford told Reuters earlier on Tuesday that Link's decision was a "complete surprise" and the manager had only learnt of Link's intention to close the fund late on Monday.
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"But now they see that education is important, and don't insist that I get married anymore," added Aissatou, relaxing as she spoke of having learnt to read, write and count in the camp.
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"One of the most interesting things I've learnt through my work is how history has a way of repeating itself, despite the change in social and material circumstances," Vhils wrote in an email.
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I'm sure you could argue many other things (and please do in the comments), but I'd suggest that there is a lesson to be learnt from the more successful nations: export more players.
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She wasn't completely sure about becoming a maid, but the shipping company chasing her gave Miniño the option of working as an interpreter—she had already learnt Norwegian—whenever her skills were needed.
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So it was with a sigh of relief that economy watchers learnt that in the fourth quarter of 2016 Britain's current-account deficit narrowed to around 2% of GDP, its lowest level since 2011.
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Like Hadeel, Sabah was never able to leave Gaza to surf anywhere else and on Jaques' most recent trip to the state, just last week, she learnt that Sabah is now married and pregnant.
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This combination of simplicity and immediate feedback suited DeepMind's neural network, which learnt to play "Breakout" so well that it reached scores more than ten times those a professional human games-tester can manage.
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"We've learnt our lessons from the oil industry and we're not repeating that mistake, so one of the major fundamental requirements before you can do anything in Nigeria is local community agreements," he said.
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Umut Bulut had returned to Istanbul in the evening unaware that his father had been caught up in the blast and learnt of his father's death as he prepared to start training on Monday.
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With Modi in power, India was now asserting its political and economic clout on the global stage, so Beijing has learnt to engage with a more powerful India than it previously encountered, he explained.
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The company said Sunday in a statement on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that since 2016, it has "learnt from its past experiences on export control compliance" and "attaches significant importance" to the work.
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He learnt, he says, "the language of filmed drama—the dolly shot, the close-up, the two-shot, and so on", but he was never happy with the programmes he made using this language.
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But if there is one thing that the market has learnt in the past year, it's that the main driver of the market is policy decisions in China, and how participants react to them.
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The 25-year-old Great Falls, Massachusetts-based artist and musician, who uses "she/her" and "they/them" pronouns, learnt their craft by tattooing themselves and their friends over a period of several years.
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Now, it wouldn't be a good crime drama if the dead body wasn't in some way connected to everything we've learnt about Catherine and her life in the Calder Valley so far, would it?
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" FIFA added that the security would incorporate "any lessons learnt from other events such as Euro 2016 and Rio 2016 (the Olympics Games) in order to try to avoid any repetition of such incidents.
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"Both the people and the government have learnt a lesson from 1984," said Getachew, whose organization was set up in 1978 by the Tigrayan People's Liberation Front (TPLF), a former guerrilla movement turned political party.
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Overlooked by Serbia's ruling basketball echelons, Kokoskov learnt his trade across the Atlantic and applied it with such devastating effect against his compatriots, as the Slovenians capped a magnificent tournament with a 9-0 record.
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The Russian ministry said it had learnt about the lawsuit from the media and that it was too early to speak about the nature of the actions Russia might take in connection with the move.
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TB: There must have been so many things that you've witnessed on the ground working with your initiative Forest but what you think has been the most important thing so far that that you've learnt?
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In Afghanistan, Iraq and other places, the generals have learnt that soldiers alone cannot fix broken countries; they are the first to plead for the aid and state-building advice that the EU can offer.
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My grandfather is such a fan that, when he learnt my Lower East Side butcher stocks calves' feet, he—rather unreasonably—demanded that I immediately send some over to him in the UK, via post.
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These are times in which I have learnt to have a comfortable relationship with myself, one that requires constant attention and one that specifically exists inside the house, in my own space, behind closed doors.
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Mr Morfit, ValueAct's second employee, said he learnt on the fly from Mr Ubben, travelling around the country with him to meet different companies they were invested in or considering investing in, the two recalled.
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When I worked in architecture, I learnt that most buildings that get designed never get built, so I wondered: what if you took the stage where the building only exists as a rendering completely seriously?
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Their son Lachlan has learnt Scotland's ancient Gaelic language at school, something which prompts Scottish cultural sympathies in a country where secessionists are the dominant political party, at odds with the British government in London.
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Under U.S. immigration policy, tens of thousands of gang members - including convicted criminals who had been in prison - were deported home in the mid-1990s where they spread the gang culture learnt in Los Angeles.
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But the changes were unlikely to lead to massive shifts in the way foreign vehicle manufacturers conducted business in China, as most had learnt how to make handsome profits in the country despite the restrictions.
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"A major lesson learnt from the West Africa Ebola outbreak was that WHO needed a flexible fund to rapidly respond to outbreaks and emergencies," Tarik Jasarevic, a WHO spokesman, said in an email from Geneva.
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Wozniacki also has a question mark over her fitness after the 28-year-old Dane revealed her battle with rheumatoid arthritis last October but has since claimed that she has learnt to live with it.
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"China's politically apathetic middle-class have not organized themselves, they have not learnt political expression or how to protest, they have lost the ability and courage to express themselves," Wu said in a telephone interview.
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She has learnt to extract enough oil from the 40 spiky-leafed plants for her 6-year-old son Jacobo and 30 other children suffering from chronic refractory epilepsy, which is resistant to conventional treatments.
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It was allegedly at the Alliance Française in Los Angeles that the Snapchat boss learnt French, an institution that happens to be in close proximity to the country&aposs business community, according to Les Echos.
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"The ANC has learnt with sadness of a fatal accident in the Free State where a bus carrying comrades returning from the ANC manifesto rally in Port Elizabeth overturned," the party said in a statement.
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As she got to know Harry, Markle learnt about the huge amount of public scrutiny that the royals face, and she said she was not prepared for the level of attention their relationship would have.
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My construction days, working as a banker, all my skills that I had learnt, I felt that this was my opportunity to do something that would make a difference, an opportunity to fight the good fight.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has learnt from history and will not allow a Mao Zedong-style cult of personality to form around President Xi Jinping, one of the ruling Communist Party's top official academics said on Monday.
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"I raised my hands and said I wasn't a terrorist, just a worker," said Mohammed, who carries UNHCR's refugee identity card wherever he goes, has learnt to speak Hindi and hopes to land an interpreter's job.
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Baker also learnt to play polo in Nigeria, a passion that remained with him forever, but led to a fall-out with Kuti as many of the members of the Lagos Polo Club were Kuti's enemies.
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Talking to these girls about how difficult it is to grow up in the country, she learnt that while there's limited water and electricity, and unemployment is extremely high, for a woman, life is even harder.
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But what I learnt was that to do so requires being human, and when it comes to the internet and social media, museums should be unafraid of embracing its culture, talking to people and taking risks.
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" In a television interview last year, Faulkner said she was sure her children wanted to be home with her and that her daughter "tells me she's lonely because her grandma speaks Arabic, she hasn't learnt it.
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"One important lesson learnt in the disposal is (that) if you have a good database, the price is higher," BPER CEO Alessandro Vandelli said after the bank sold 450 million euros in bad loans in July.
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"I think everyone has learnt the hard way that unless you stick around and get the job done, we'll be back there again in 10 years' time," said one Western diplomat, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Perriand learnt to ski and mountaineer early on, and toward the end of the exhibition, we discover that she was instrumental in building the Les Arcs ski resort in the Alps in the 1960s and '70s.
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If there is one thing investors have learnt about the authorities in Beijing is that they aren't afraid to intervene in what are supposed to be free markets if they don't like the price movements and volatility.
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I went on to Professor You and Dr. Google, which is YouTube and Google, and actually learnt what is traditional farming and applied a hypothesis on how growing could happen inside of a building using those renderings.
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A critique of the methods through which history is taught and learnt, these films intelligently unpack how the residue of imperialism has prevented Haiti and other former colonies from realizing the emancipatory promise of their historic uprisings.
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Now there is "Queen of Katwe", which tells the feel-good true story of Phiona Mutesi, a Ugandan chess prodigy who learnt the game while she was an illiterate girl in the Kampala slum district of Katwe.
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The Conversation Africa's science and technology editor Natasha Joseph asked lead researcher Dr Jennifer Botha-Brink to explain what she and her colleagues have learnt -- and what this might teach us about species' adaptation to climate change.
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"I have grown and learnt so much since the days when I was the Red Bull and Toro Rosso reserve driver, and the tough years I went through made me stronger and even more determined," he added.
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SpiritsEurope, which represents major European spirits makers and national associations, said on Thursday it had learnt from members with business in Indonesia that they were suffering delays in securing approval to import EU products into the country.
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"Staying true to our DNA has been one of the most important things we have learnt over the last ten years and our foundation as we have grown and evolved," COS' Creative Director Karin Gustafsson told Refinery29.
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Sky News has learnt that Hailo will announce on Tuesday that it is to become part of the Mercedes-Benz-owner's portfolio in an effort to take on Uber, the world's most valuable taxi-hailing app. bit.
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"China has carefully designed retaliation against South Korea so that it does not violate international laws," having learnt its lesson from the rare earths restrictions during the Japan dispute, said Choi, a professor at Ewha Law School.
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"We urge our friends, in the shale basins of North America to take this shared responsibility with all seriousness it deserves, as one of the key lessons learnt from the current unique supply-driven cycle," Barkindo said.
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The mining sector is known for over-investment in boom times and crashes when demand weakens as economies slow, but many companies say they have learnt lessons and are making efforts to reduce debt and control spending.
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During my time at TIDAL I learnt a lot of things, mainly that TIDAL is the future, also that there is no future where I can have a family, but hey: TIDAL is going to be there.
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"Such a clever child, not in the Hitler Youth..." My father was a Communist MP and was arrested soon after the Nazis came, then released at the Christmas Amnesty in 1933 – by mistake, as we learnt later.
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I've lived in fear and paranoia on a daily basis - in fear of retaliation, paranoid my every move was being tracked and monitored, having learnt of the methods Harvey Weinstein has used to intimidate and silence people.
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A Treasury spokesman said a coin will still be produced to mark Brexit, but it will enter circulation after they have left the EU. It seems they have learnt a lesson from the back and forth changing.
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At the start of our conversation—conducted in the perfect English Gorbachev claims to have learnt watching Fawlty Towers and episodes of Basil Brush—he is keen not to dwell too long on what did or didn't happen.
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"What I have learnt during the visit indicates that the situation of civil society in Hungary has worsened in the last several years," he said, echoing voices in the country who had complained of hostility from the authorities.
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ZTE "has learnt from its past experiences on export control compliance and attaches significant importance to the work on export control compliance," the mobile phone and telecoms company said in a statement to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
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Italian-born Carlo Palombo, 39, who is now a teaching assistant at the University of California, told London's Southwark Crown Court that he had learnt about trading euro swaps on the job, reporting to co-defendant Philippe Moryoussef.
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" Blogger Michael Reddell told Reuters he had received an email on March 10, just under an hour before the rate decision was made public, that said "we have just learnt the RBNZ will cut by 25 basis points.
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A year and a half after Russia's only state-run Ukrainian language library, Moscow's Library of Ukrainian Literature, was dragged into a political dispute between the two countries, Reuters has learnt that authorities are quietly winding it down.
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"We don't learn the terrain, the snow, and you have to refine the skill of skiing on snow," the 31-year-old, who learnt to ski on dry slopes around England and Wales, told Reuters in an interview.
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"It is learnt that you have published a paper titled 'The Role of Culture and Acculturation in Researchers' Perceptions of Rules in Science' in SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING ETHICS and we are impressed by the subject," the email said.
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After reaching the fourth round of the French Open for the first time with a 23-1 1-6 6-3 victory over Greece's Sakkari, the 2014 junior champion was quizzed about what she had learnt from Nadal.
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"I have learnt how to defend myself using daily items like a handbag, or a scarf, and also how we can use our knees to protect ourselves," said Anita Roy, 32, who attended one of the Kolkata camps.
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"We have learnt that a judge at the Milan court has sent Roberto Bonatti, Gianfelice Rocca, Paolo Rocca and the San Faustin company to trial," San Faustin said in a statement, confirming what sources had earlier told Reuters.
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Hamilton told the crowd that he intended to be at Mercedes for at least another 10 years, having been part of the "family" since he was 13, and hoped to have learnt some German by the time he retired.
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After Colin Seis, an Australian farmer and cropping specialist, lost 3,000 sheep in a bush fire, he learnt about how to refrain from using fertilisers, how to regenerate land, which plants to grow and how to best feed livestock.
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Users' newsfeeds are constantly updated based on what its machines have learnt about reading preferences, from things like taps, time spent on an article and location (where you spend the lunar new year is probably your hometown, for example).
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Bronstein, who is also a professor at Imperial College London, with a chair in machine learning and pattern recognition, likens the phenomenon Fabula's machine learning classifier has learnt to spot to the way infectious disease spreads through a population.
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It was during this audition that we got some more backstory about Arch Jr, South Africa's youngest DJ. How he started DJing when he was one, how he learnt on his father's DJing equipment, how much he loves music.
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After finishing the six-month course in 2017 - where he learnt computer programming, resume writing, and how to do job interviews - he was offered a position as a software engineer for a global news publication within a few months.
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"Online safety is of real importance so we also prevent users from sending inappropriate pictures which we learnt from our focus groups is one of the biggest frustrations women have with other dating apps," Gold told CNBC via email.
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"The huge lesson we learnt (after failing in France the first time) was whenever we go into a new country, we need to first understand what our customers like and how best to communicate the brand story," Suh said.
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Until I swam in Wast Water, I had never experienced the terror, which I learnt afterwards is commonplace, of the outdoor swimmer suddenly realising how far away they are from the shore, how far the depths stretch out below.
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Various Islamist movements over the years have learnt from previous groups' failures to protect themselves and have survived by aborting centralised hierarchical structures and opting to work in "cells" with little or no direct contact to a central organisation.
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Right on the eve of an election voters in Spain were faced with a crucial political decision — having just learnt that the police had in fact arrested three Moroccans for the bomb attacks, suggesting the government had been lying.
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The Sunday Times, the Times's sister paper, said late on Saturday it had learnt that "as many as 20" Conservative lawmakers were prepared to leave the party if Leadsom became leader - potentially depriving her of a majority in parliament.
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As the world learnt about Khashoggi's disappearance, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized Iran's "malign behavior" in a Foreign Affairs magazine op-ed, accusing the Islamic Republic of terrorism and identifying it, alongside Pyongyang, as two of Washington's top threats.
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He's got recent classics like Blake's "I Never Learnt To Share" in there alongside older ones like Donna Summer's Giorgio Moroder-produced "I Feel Love," and even Steve Reich's 1965 sample-based composition "It's Gonna Rain, Part 1" makes the cut.
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When the KGB learnt of an audacious British operation to tap Soviet communications by digging a tunnel into East Berlin, it did not bother to tell the GRU that 25 of its telephone lines had been compromised for over a year.
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