Online lessons are cheaper, costing $99/month for two lessons, $189/month for four lessons, and $350/month for eight lessons.
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I arrived in Berlin a month before shooting and had Yiddish lessons, piano lessons, vocal lessons, and rehearsals of course.
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You cannot do that unless you are fighting it with weapons of light, with lessons of goodness, lessons of mercy, lessons of decency.
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Life lessons, and genetic engineering lessons, are learned in the process.
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So I would start taking piano lessons, then stop taking piano lessons.
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If we're to learn any lessons from this latest tragedy, they are simple lessons.
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"Not only for lessons on the deep past, but for lessons for our future."
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One of the biggest lessons I learned ... There's a couple of lessons I learned.
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Aspen Snowmass offers both private and group full-day lessons (group lessons start at $103 a person and private lessons cost $210 a day for up to five guests).
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Lessons from Mercury Retrograde: Mercury retrograde in Sagittarius is teaching you major lessons about money.
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The app breaks down lessons into short, digestible lessons that you can explore any time.
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She enjoyed piano lessons, until the teacher began lessons on how to read sheet music.
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Music lessons are also a viable option — the company already offers piano and guitar lessons.
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"We've learned the lessons from Columbine, we've learned the lessons from Aurora," said the fire chief.
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He taught tough lessons to his boys at home -- lessons about honesty, humility, self-reliance and teamwork.
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So I got into music lessons, like piano lessons and everything like that right after that moment.
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Dance lessons for writers: lessons of position, attitude, rhythm and style, some of them obvious, some indirect.
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The elocution lessons never materialized, but we did have to attend ballroom dancing lessons on Saturday mornings.
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We walk to dance lessons, and drive less than 10 minutes to piano lessons and school activities.
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Lessons we can learn: Inside that little metal fish are also some good lessons for any tech entrepreneur.
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He's a practical teacher whose chess lessons come with life lessons, about planning ahead and learning mental discipline.
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Some of the things I've learned, starting with personal lessons and ending with lessons about my business: 103.
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Lots of cities have guides for finding everything from free swing dancing lessons to free dragon boat lessons.
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"Solo is really about the lessons that Han is learning and the people teaching him those lessons," says Newton.
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Lessons learned More certain is that this coronavirus outbreak revives lessons learned from the outbreaks before it, Hotez said.
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Athletes can (and do) teach us many life lessons, but not usually intellectual lessons like those of Jarrett Allen.
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"Students sign up for lessons via the Jolt app and attend these lessons at their nearest campus," explains Deutsch.
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The Dust Bowl taught us lessons the hard way — lessons that an entire generation of Americans would never forget.
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And go to London, take some piano lessons, singing lessons, do some movement coaching, and give it all I have.
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There are lessons to be learned from this evidence, and the Venezuelan opposition now seems to be heeding those lessons.
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So the lessons we can leave behind are the lessons of one's life, and we'll see how things work out.
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In looking at the lessons from COVID-6900, three key lessons emerge to help us prevent the next big biothreat.
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Over time, we started trading riding lessons with girls for skateboarding lessons or surfing lessons, so it organically became this big network of women coming together to trade their skills to help someone else learn a new skill.
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It creates some lessons in-house, but also works with publishing partners to offer lessons exclusively designed for the Nearpod platform.
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Lessons from previous extreme eventsAny time a disaster occurs and a hospital's ICC is activated, there are lessons to be learned.
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You can access three free lessons a day, or pay $39.99 a year for unlimited lessons, and it's available on iPhones.
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Learned lessons Aides say they are applying lessons from last year's spate of storms to an expected repeat season of destruction.
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Soldiers, after all, are people, and lessons from human psychology — lessons in cooperation, conflict, and fatigue — ought to apply to them.
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Americans spend $1.2 billion on singing lessons every year, and Vanido wants to make those lessons accessible to anyone with a smartphone.
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I gave lessons to a lot of big shots down there in exchange for film-scoring lessons, and I did some commercials.
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I feel like I've already learned a lot of lessons and the thought of having to learn any more lessons seems terrifying.
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Lessons learned When asked about the lessons they've learned from the incident, Ake said he was going to live life more carefully.
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Students receive golf lessons as well as a golf leaflet that links their math, English and French lessons with the Ryder Cup.
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You know, one of the lessons -- and this is a lesson I hope they -- some lessons you learn, and some you relearn.
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Lessons from previous extreme events Any time a disaster occurs and a hospital's ICC is activated, there are lessons to be learned.
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He's right that there are lessons the government can learn from the private sector, but these lessons are at the operational level.
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"People are offering personal and ad hoc K-12 teaching online, ballet lessons online, music lessons, and other resources for families," says DeYoung.
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And from our lessons — like our lessons in Beijing and around the world — you realize that you must become part of that community.
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We have learned important lessons developing the modern counterterrorism information-sharing enterprise, but those lessons have not been applied to transnational organized crime.
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I would hasten to add I think those lessons aren't going to be the lessons that we really need for whatever the next problem as it comes around, because I think those lessons, at least for now have been pretty well digested.
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Jeffrey Toobin: Three lessons from Gorsuch's nomination Three quick lessons from President Trump's nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court: Obstruction works.
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Parents received a letter saying No Outsiders lessons would not be delivered for the remainder of the term, and promised consultations over future lessons.
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Parents received a letter saying No Outsiders lessons would not be taught for the rest of the term, and promising consultations over future lessons.
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Volunteer soldiers from the U.S.-led UNC provide extracurricular lessons in English, a subject for which many parents otherwise pay for costly private lessons.
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"We taught them a lesson with Crowley, and we taught them several lessons, and we're going to keep on teaching them lessons," Uygur said.
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My 1999 book, "Who's at the Helm: Lessons of Lebanon" discusses the lessons of Lebanon for U.S. national security policy in the Middle East.
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The school here has lessons in the morning for the Palestinian children, and lessons in the afternoon for the Syrians but they are very full.
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I went to some dance lessons in the 7th grade where I actually had to ask a girl to be my date for these lessons.
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Bridge has writers in Nairobi who create the lessons that are in Kiswahili, but many lessons, to be delivered in English, are written in America.
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If you've already signed up for IRL lessons with an instructor, you can use that same app to share lessons and exercises with him or her.
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"The lessons from the Holocaust need to be one of the guiding ideas in those lessons and not just some chapter of German history," he said.
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Even with her experience, she has seven hours of vocal training a day and two-hour dance lessons twice a week, plus early morning Korean lessons.
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Looking at the most sophisticated office spaces is to see that the lessons of Roethke and Bartleby — the design lessons, at any rate — have been learned.
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As part of the update, Artist Lessons, which were previously $4.99 each, will now be free and included as part of Basic Lessons within the app.
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History lessons History has mixed lessons when it comes to judging whether a rocky first 100 days sets the tone for the rest of the presidency.
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When we cede so much authority to schools, it's no wonder they often overstep and run into these invisible boundaries between home lessons and school lessons.
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Teachers share their lessons, which are aligned to a shared course of study, so that other teachers can build upon the lessons through lesson study journals.
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Apple's free GarageBand software is another outlet for guitar and piano lessons through video and onscreen graphics, and you can download lessons from within the program.
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These sorts of questions revolve around one big question: What lessons are people drawing from this debacle and how will those lessons shape what comes next?
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After speaking with five venture capitalists about how things have evolved since 2010, some clear lessons emerged — as well as some clear examples of those lessons.
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"From tap dance lessons to taekwondo classes to swim lessons to modeling to Girl Scouts, every day after school I had some activity to do," Cox said.
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Lessons from Death Cab for Cutie, Rush, Sarah McLachlan, Sting, John Legend, Fall Out Boy and more are now included as part of Basic Lessons in GarageBand.
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"If you want to talk about lessons learned, I'll tell you, I'm probably relearning lessons over the last couple of years, and No. 1 is intelligence," Gen.
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Lessons learned during this period will be hard-won (and possibly hard to hear) but, according to authority figure Saturn, those are the only lessons worth learning.
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Cramer's nearly 40 years in the business have taught him some important lessons, lessons that he's made into rules for all the homegamers interested in buying stocks.
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And a lot of those lessons come from failures that all of us have experienced, but you learned from those things and took lessons out of them.
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Tan says Woo would take her eldest daughter to piano lessons and join her in class while her husband, Brandon, would take the youngest children to their lessons.
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For Lessons of the Hour is not so much activist as activating: when you leave, the lessons of the hour still layer the way you see the world.
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More embarrassing still: Two items — a collection of first-grade math lessons and English literature activity lessons — in the Amazon screen shot were created by authors on teacherspayteachers.
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"Every remedial chore, every boss who takes credit for your ideas — that is going to happen — look for the lessons because the lessons are always there," she said.
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Lastly, I want to finish up on the lessons that you've learned from doing this and what the lessons are we can have today looking backwards at history.
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We would be wise to learn the lessons from the first year of the nuclear deal, and to let those lessons guide us toward the right choice this fall.
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Jennifer L. Lawless: Three lessons from Texas 23 Republican incumbent Will Hurd's win over Gina Jones in Texas' 23rd Congressional District race demonstrates three important lessons about the midterms.
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He used to do boxing lessons here and fitness lessons there, and any time he did them they were the busiest classes because he has that energy about him.
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Readers witness the transformative power of their moving lessons in both literature and life, lessons that endure and deepen in jail after Patrick is arrested on a murder charge.
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Piano lessons – yes; gymnastics – sure; soccer camp – absolutely.
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The lessons that crisis offered were tragic in their nature and scope, unforgettable, and yet illustrated that we have forgotten all too often the lessons that history has taught us.
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The lodge has Dirty Dancing Weekends every summer, special packages that provide guests with a tour, group dance lessons (with optional private lessons), a "Dirty Dancing" scavenger hunt and more.
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He worked in an architecture firm by day and taught lessons by night, eventually turning the lessons into a lucrative mail order magazine business and dance studio franchises around the world.
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She has told senators that the CIA "has learned difficult lessons after 9/11 and that those lessons have shaped her views on how she'll lead the agency," the official said.
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The star, 69, opened up to PEOPLE in this week's issue about the lessons he's learned over his near 50-year career in entertainment — including his hard-learned lessons in love.
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Lessons for a 'barn rat' But along the way I was saddled with two of the most powerful lessons I could learn: Volunteering means showing up as promised, at a minimum.
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But there are real and salient lessons to be learned from this race about how our political environment is evolving, lessons that will have important implications for the 28500 mid-terms.
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In the eighties I didn't play that much then I started taking lessons from Bobby Radcliff, who is a local blues guy and he gave me lessons for a long time.
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The program is seeking to double the number of young people who get swim lessons at public pools; 36,000 Angelenos have taken lessons through the program since it began in June.
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"I've learned a lot of lessons about how to make things go fast and then I've propagated those lessons to the SpaceX team," Musk says in the interview with Everyday Astronaut.
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It uses animated programming lessons as a traditional app and through augmented reality to teach children the basics of computer programming using a modified curriculum based off of lessons from Code.org.
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The company offers free language lessons on iOS, Android, and web, but most of its growth comes from the premium Duolingo Plus, which removes ads and lets users download lessons offline.
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Look at your mistakes as lessons & learn from them.
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"; "The neighbor who needs voice lessons is taking them.
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Cost: FreeLength: 6 hours a week / 3 lessons 7.
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Cost: FreeLength: 1 hour, 51 minutes / 26 lessons 10.
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We'll see going forward if the lessons actually stick.
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Research has shown that lessons on climate change that have the most impact typically frame the topic around something you can see or experience, so the lessons were focused on these themes.
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The Montclair, New Jersey, resident recently chatted with Reuters about some of the lessons she has learned along the way: Q: What were some of your first lessons about running a business?
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"If it's true that the government of Puerto Rico has to learn from the lessons that Maria left us, the government of the United States must also [learn those lessons]," said Sen.
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Seriously, there are 113 lessons and hours of video content in this thing, so you'll have no shortage of invaluable lessons to help you take your YouTube game to the next level.
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Researchers worked with 500 children in second and third grade, giving half of them traditional lessons while the rest got instruction supplemented with physical activity designed to reinforce math and language lessons.
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His runners call themselves the Jamul Toads, and they know these lessons well, lessons that they believe will drive them to run the race of their lives in Philadelphia on Thanksgiving weekend.
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And it means making swimming lessons available to all; children growing up in poverty and minority children are at especially high risk, and are less likely to have access to swimming lessons.
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"I'm pretty obsessed with the lessons from the past in this area, and I'm doing my best to shape the field so that we continue to absorb those lessons," Johnson told me.
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The idea with Mimo is to break down computer science lessons into smaller chunks, allowing aspiring coders to practice coding in lessons that don't take longer than a couple of minutes to complete.
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Paycheck (2x/month): $8,30 Monthly ExpensesHousing Costs: $10,30Loan Payments: $150 All Other Monthly ExpensesPreschool: $7,73 Gym: $12 for my husband's membershipMusic Lessons: $2018 for one kid's piano lessons Cable & Internet: $3Travel: $217,2110/month.
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I didn't like that, I wanted to play guitar so I took a little guitar lessons and then I just kind of stopped doing the lessons, just learned the songs that I liked.
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There are also lessons learned, and in the case of the Indianapolis, lessons re-learned, that need to be preserved and passed on, so the same mistakes can be prevented, and lives saved.
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"I think the most important thing we can do is to really learn the lessons for the future and the lessons he lays out quite clearly," he said, referring to the Chilcot report.
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As the behavioral expert, Mr. Marrero worked with the Y to reshape all 22 core intervention lessons and several maintenance lessons into a group-based format led by instructors who were Y employees.
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While Bloom may have imagined mentors reciting lessons and provisioning lectures, lessons and lectures can be recorded (often with higher production quality than a live lecture) so mentors can focus on individual students.
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And as controversies over lessons like the mock auction in New York and other problematic lessons from recent months show, this struggle is having a real effect on black students and their parents.
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Lessons like these and the previous prominence of Corbyn's anti-Semitic party underscore the importance of teaching new generations about anti-Semitism and its consequences, keeping its lessons alive for generations to come.
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Our Founding Fathers drew from all the lessons of human experience in deciding this, from the lessons of Rome to Great Britain, they knew pure democracy was not only ineffective but also dangerous.
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By taking on more clients, offering premium private lessons at a higher fee and expanding to group lessons and camps, Rodriguez projects Smith can earn 10 times more than what he's currently making.
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Niecy Nash says it's great Bill Cosby finally got what he deserved, and there are some lessons to be learned from his case ... lessons she thinks apply to President Trump and Brett Kavanaugh.
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Bergen: What are the lessons from the post Arab Spring?
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Q: You once gave a commencement speech about life lessons.
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What are some lessons you've learned since starting your company?
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Some offer creative arts lessons as a form of therapy.
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Together, the talented singers performed Beyoncé's "Daddy Lessons" (as predicted).
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Here are just seven life lessons that influenced a generation.
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I was giving private English lessons to my neighbor's son.
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This fundamental attribution error leaves valuable lessons on the table.
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With Isabelle, what lessons did you learn from each other?
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The hard lessons of Hardhome hit hard beyond the wall.
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Q: What lessons do you pass along to your kids?
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The lessons of Ferguson and Baltimore must not be forgotten.
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He also promised to learn lessons from multiple ongoing reviews.
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On the surface, the program, called Dating Lessons, sounds innocent.
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He's learned a few key lessons on his nontraditional journey.
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I took piano lessons for fun, not for my future.
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Like lessons of all great teachers, hers continue to resonate.
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I was taking lessons and kind of permanently borrowed it.
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Growing up with schizophrenia has taught me invaluable life lessons.
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Once complete, that guidance cannot be used for other lessons.
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Donald Trump's election has exemplified this inability to learn lessons.
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"Thank you for your many lessons, Lord Baelish," Sansa added.
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Other lessons include: The voices in your head are real.
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Mckesson's book focuses on the lessons he learned from protesting.
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The resources include lessons in image composition and video editing.
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TC: What are the biggest lessons in these two cases?
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But Catalyst's lessons for our present times go beyond that.
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Those lessons will live in every part of my presidency.
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" "I don't need philosophy lessons, Paul—or your robot scaremongering.
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The daily lessons were conducted remotely using web conferencing software.
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POMFRET CENTER Wednesday Noon Walks, guided hikes and naturalist lessons.
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Mr Allen's legacy extends further, to two lessons in particular.
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So here we are five months later, any lessons learned?
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From these agreements and countless other negotiations, clear lessons emerge.
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It also offers free lessons, yarn and needles for beginners.
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I learned many valuable financial lessons at our dinner table.
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Tamir had swimming and soccer lessons and "Iron Man" DVDs.
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The president himself would do well to learn these lessons.
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If that's the case, what lessons can we take away?
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Some GOP leaders are trying to learn from those lessons.
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WHAT lessons should Europe draw from Donald Trump's election victory?
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Today, we observe Pearl Harbor for all its lessons. Sacrifice.
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We've tapped several brave hearts to share their lessons learned.
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I do my Duolingo lessons, then go to bed early.
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"There were lessons learned in Falluja and Anbar," Wahab says.
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And they've already learned some important lessons from conservative organizing.
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Three lessons stand out from the Grindr and PatientsLikeMe actions.
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Our lessons learned are through the blood of our heroes.
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SINGING I started singing lessons a couple of years ago.
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I learned a lot of life lessons in Jane's story.
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You show us strength and teach us lessons every day.
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And these lessons, we're seeing now, have to be unlearned.
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Here, three major lessons we learned from this experiment: 1.
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Surf lessons are also available and cost $250 per person.
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Q: What life lessons have served you well so far?
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The lessons of which are in danger of being forgotten.
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And of course, there are flying lessons with Madame Hooch.
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Kate Middleton may need some soccer lessons from Prince George!
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Humbleness and humility, says Anderson, were the most important lessons.
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FRANCIS: Did we -- what lessons have we learned from Parkland?
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He and others even spoke positively of their civics lessons.
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Microsoft has certainly learned some lessons from the Surface 3.
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Those are the words and lessons you have taught me.
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He says it's filled with life and business lessons too.
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The lessons of DBS's progress may be hard to copy.
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Understanding their paths to growth may yield lessons for others.
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Lessons From A School Shooting: Notes from Dunblane: NETFLIX ORIGINAL
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Why wait for a pandemic to learn such important lessons?
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Have you drawn any lessons about the candidates from that?
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Heard and Depp, teaching the world quarantine lessons since 2016.
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Some of the lessons of 2017 are matters of luck.
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Suffice to say, we've learned more than a few lessons.
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The Democrats can capitalize on lessons they learned from 2012.
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These are the lessons he's learned and now passes along.
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Just after she offered to pay for Blue's swimming lessons.
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The earlier episode, moreover, offers cautionary lessons for the left.
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Here are a few lessons to make the process easier.
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How can the innovations' lessons from abroad be replicated locally?
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They search for life lessons in an overgrown suburban backyard.
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But first we need to learn the lessons of 2016.
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Perhaps even more importantly, so do the lessons you learned.
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The BOJ's lessons on quantitative easing aren't very promising either.
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I found myself really getting into the Swift Playgrounds lessons.
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Q: What life lessons would you pass along to others?
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Unfortunately, to date, we have yet to learn many lessons.
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They are also looking into getting Elijah some swimming lessons.
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Those are also lessons kids aren't likely getting in school.
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There can be valuable lessons in their sometimes painful feedback.
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Here are some of the lessons learned this time around.
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Sanders' blind spots Sanders clearly learned lessons from earlier debates.
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American companies really should start to learn these simple lessons.
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I'd say instead that I've learned a lot of lessons.
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Kid's entertainment requires story and, hopefully, logic, lessons, and learning.
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Most of these lessons ought to favour the Remain side.
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Here are three important tax lessons for gay couples. 1.
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Look back a little further and you see similar lessons.
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"We want to learn lessons from the internet," Israel said.
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Mandela's Way: Lessons on Life, Love, and Courage – Stengel 35.
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And with this set of three lessons, you'll learn how.
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And what, if any lessons, should we learn from this?
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Surat has learned its lessons in resilience the hard way.
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Chuck Grassley, a Republican, reminded Trump to heed Katrina's lessons.
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The lessons I took from the House debate were threefold.
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Activists have, however, learned some lessons from the Colorado experience.
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For many, the lessons of this latest capitulation are clear.
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So I think the Obama administration gives us both lessons.
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They, at least, have learned the lessons of the 1980s.
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Q: What early lessons about money have stuck with you?
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Those kids are learning bad lessons about sex from porn.
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President Trump can take some lessons from Prime Minister May.
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People write biographies because they hope that lives have lessons.
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Can aesthetic pleasures have ethical payoffs, imparting lessons for life?
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A: Some of the hardest lessons have been around growth.
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The algorithm, it seems, still has some lessons to learn.
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At what point did his lessons to those kids stop?
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Businesses pay handsomely for lessons in teamwork or customer care.
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Q: What were some of your first lessons about money?
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Q: Who was passing along life lessons back in Alaska?
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A: Life has a way of teaching you its lessons.
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Language lessons became confidential chats about all sorts of experience.
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But the lessons of the last few years suggest otherwise.
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It's given me a lot of life lessons, you know?
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Are they drawing the right lessons for a successful strategy?
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Sometimes a loss teaches more important lessons than a win.
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"There's a lot of lessons to learn here," he began.
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But they already have many lessons to teach the world.
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I'd be totally fine with not learning any new lessons.
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Two decades of hyperglobalism taught us four important lessons: a.
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Source: "Shark Trouble: True Stories and Lessons About the Sea"
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Our oral history reveals lessons for the 2016 Democratic nominee.
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These lessons extend from hiring, through coaching, to business execution.
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Of course, simple lessons are not always simple to live.
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For how simple this game is, its lessons are profound.
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The meals in "Barkskins" offer fragrant lessons in backwoods cuisine.
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Private fly fishing lessons are included in the ranch's rate.
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Some lessons, evidently, have to be relearned the hard way.
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Facebook's Campbell Brown said Facebook would apply lessons from Trending.
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What are the overarching lessons from the latest primary elections?
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What lessons about money did you learn from your parents?
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But Schultz has taken the wrong lessons from his childhood.
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She insisted that she learned many lessons in the process.
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In 2016, I interviewed Bogle for Reuters' "Life Lessons" reut.
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He believes strongly in football's ability to teach life lessons.
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It was one of those life lessons I never forgot.
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Parents, better sign your kids up for Google Doodle lessons.
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Along the way, European governments have learned painful, expensive lessons.
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"21 Lessons for the 21st Century," by Yuval Noah Harari
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Andie also has lessons when she is with Ms. Wright.
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There were more lessons about police restraint over the years.
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Lessons from examples overseas serve as a useful starting point.
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What lessons did we learn from the 2014 Ebola outbreak?
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Here are the lessons he used to guide his career.
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Lessons learned in Watergate might need to be learned again.
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Nevertheless, teachers are taking these lessons into their own hands.
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Few people in today's market remember the lessons of 1987.
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Here are five lessons from the recent weeks of fire.
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This was one of the most challenging lessons for me.
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You hit it right on the head, it's life lessons.
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"You learn lessons from failure," says CBP commissioner Kevin McAleenan.
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Here are four big lessons from GM's deal with Lyft.
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That was to forget the lessons of the recent past.
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We are ready to share our experiences and lessons learned.
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He is willfully and dangerously ignoring the lessons of history.
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On the side of the Taliban, what lessons are drawn?
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I don't remember any other life lessons from my father.
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This isn't to say there aren't lessons to be learned.
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Half of the kids got the lessons, and half didn't.
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In retrospect, these "lessons" were problematic for a few reasons.
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Here, too, can be found lessons from the Tebow saga.
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The lessons in life we can take from the game.
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"Daddy Lessons" and "Love Drought" are also elder fan favorites.
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Though the challenges are many, philanthropy can offer some lessons.
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"Katrina taught us a lot of lessons," Rukia Lumumba said.
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I took really intense guitar lessons, starting at age five.
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The protests only ended when LGBTQ lessons were halted indefinitely.
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So what lessons can be learned from this sad story?
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Lessons involved constant practice and repetition reinforced by body movements.
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What were some other leadership lessons early on for you?
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Some teachers are also giving extra religious lessons, she said.
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Amazon has heeded these lessons under the leadership of Bezos.
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It's a hard life and the tough lessons start young.
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By GOD's Grace, I learned some valuable lessons from them.
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And we walk away with many of the same lessons.
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It has lessons to offer the rest of the globe.
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Some local A.C.L.U. affiliates found the lessons of Charlottesville straightforward.
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Isn't this also one of the lessons of "The Castle"?
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"I took group lessons at the Italian School," she remembered.
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Websites like Open Culture provide free lessons in foreign languages.
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Michelle plans to offer makeup lessons over FaceTime or Skype.
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My siblings and I never took swim lessons as kids.
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Eventually, A'ja Wilson found value in her father's strict lessons.
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All of this holds inevitable lessons for the United States.
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He fondly recalled his Friday evening lessons with Mr. Rowsome.
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They taught me my first lessons in the narrative art.
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In fact ... Corden was so impressed -- he wanted some lessons!!!
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"The lessons we learned tonight were very clear," he said.
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This was one of the Balanchine lessons he learned best.
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It has lessons for every human about how to live.
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"It is time to teach Americans new lessons" he said.
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In this sense, both have learned the lessons of 1969.
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That's why it's important to look to Poland for lessons.
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What if we applied those lessons to countries in quagmires?
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Potential targets learned their lessons and started keeping lower profiles.
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They give them lessons in slave discipline and slave management.
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But the lessons of his former workplace sure don't hurt.
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London and Paris drew different lessons from that sobering episode.
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For some Boatworks alumni, the program's lessons resonate years later.
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Below are a few lessons from the study so far.
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Last year, the academies began offering lessons in virtual reality.
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There is little research to gauge whether these lessons work.
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There are many lessons to be learned from our story.
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The school's technology lessons have spilled over to the neighborhood.
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Canada opened doors, provided education, civic lessons and job opportunities.
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But in an emergent field, mistakes also serve as lessons.
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Smartphones have helped, Marchwinska added, as singers can record lessons.
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What lessons are men absorbing through the military's double standards?
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The same lessons should apply to the Islanders this year.
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Abe's Oddysee has lessons in hope and joyous social organization.
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Lessons start out with beachside stretching and a warm up.
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Free activities include pétanque, yoga, water sports and cooking lessons.
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This hazy juncture is a useful opportunity to draw lessons.
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I've made mistakes and will apply the lessons go forward.
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Musical education can reinforce lessons of listening to one another.
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He carried those lessons with him and passed them down.
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But the lessons of his early life never left him.
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Clearly, he's down to give lessons to your kids too!
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I had been in music lessons since I was four.
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Do you easily remember classroom lessons, or passages from books?
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Beyond media criticism, what lessons could donors expect to glean?
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The teacher often carries a whip while giving his lessons.
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Auld started giving him lessons along with her own children.
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"We've learned some lessons from the Iowa caucuses," said Titus.
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But the company has learned a lot of lessons, too.
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Fortunately, I have learned a few lessons the hard way.
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I think school teaches you some wrong lessons about life.
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How do I take those lessons and move those here?
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I get my heart broken, but I learn life lessons.
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So why doesn't it seem like they're learning any lessons?
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Strikingly, there are lessons to be drawn from the past.
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But maybe we are already beyond quaint lessons from history.
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What lessons can sports teach us about life in general?
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He also tried to arrange flying lessons for the pair.
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What are the lessons of this history a century on?
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But not everyone learns the same lessons the same way.
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We need to rediscover those lessons before blowing it again.
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"The school is very supportive of my lessons," Kleinrock said.
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But she still values the lessons she learned at Google.
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"They are teaching very valuable lessons to people," he said.
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And from the Learning Network, these lessons on black history.
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Ms. Asprea learned a few design lessons along the way.
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It's never too early to learn these important life lessons.
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China has learned lessons from Britain of 2570 years ago.
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There are other lessons to be learned from Logue's career.
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This was among the indelible lessons of the 20th century.
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He'll break down those big words into fun, approachable lessons.
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The two existing plants offer lessons in trial and error.
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Lessons have been learned from the unpopularity of Google Glass.
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Frank said he hoped courts elsewhere will apply its lessons.
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Domenico Montanaro: Lessons for both parties in Ohio special election.
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It is time to put those lessons into action today.
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I've kept in mind certain quotes and lessons from it.
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My son, Miguel, started piano lessons when he turned 7.
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Mr. Pride expects to learn similar lessons this time around.
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His complaint offers lessons on how to make a point.
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What are some leadership lessons you've learned over your career?
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They took dance lessons, and held parties in their basement.
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And he's melding those lessons with financial fitness, as well.
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So what lessons can North America learn from Estonia's experience?
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Kids' books that inspire healthy eating — without sounding like lessons
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But maybe there are life lessons to be learned here.
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Consider first the lessons from three years of Donald Trump.
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The lessons of the last recession were harsh but clear.
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The lessons are legion but, more often than not, unlearned.
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The D.C. Council should learn the lessons of the past.
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There were a lot of life lessons in that job.
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"We now, after Ukraine, have learned the lessons," he says.
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The pursuit of Olympic gold holds some powerful financial lessons.
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But the lessons he shared on "Sesame Street" live on.
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Thus, I can share some lessons learned from that experience.
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Here are two lessons you can learn from Lemonis' experience.
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Whether they're drawing lessons from Kwakwaka'wakw Indian potlatches or Amazon.
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There are many lessons to be learned from this election.
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Celebrate your wins and honor your lessons along the way.
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But not everyone is convinced those lessons have been learned.
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She spoke of lessons she had learned from her mother.
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Let's exercise that free will and apply the lessons learned.
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"We will look at lessons learned from this," Kinsella said.
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"We will look at lessons learned from this," Kinsella said.
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What lessons might movements of the past offer us now?
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PLANK: I THINK THAT WE'VE LEARNED A LOT OF LESSONS.
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This story teaches you at least two valuable life lessons.
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He shared 5 lessons with us: Make time to think.
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So what lessons can it apply to its current situation?
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Educating yourself in public is painful, but the lessons stick.
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Yuki is a firm believer in long, powerful life lessons.
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Still, wise women abroad have endless lessons to teach us.
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What lessons do we learn from these national role models?
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What's more, "She Said" doesn't try to offer big lessons.
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Lang Lang begins piano lessons at the age of three.
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So, what are the lessons learned here for the comedian?
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Here, we can draw valuable lessons from the Cold War.
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One of the top lessons is a sense of gratitude.
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We welcome a full analysis and debate of lessons learned.
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If the state stumbles, that could provide valuable lessons, too.
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Here are the lessons they've learned about relationships and cofounding.
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What are some leadership lessons you've learned over the years?
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Heeding the lessons of the past, the justices practice restraint.
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Going forward, we need to draw two lessons from this.
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And experts are worried other communities won't heed the lessons.
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But the lessons of recent political history are not encouraging.
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The need for lessons on consent is a national issue.
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He was supposed to give art lessons to other soldiers.
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What lessons can we learn from these female athletes' struggles?
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Or have we learned the worst lessons of mass media?
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What's another one of your favorite lessons from the book?
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Then we spent it and learned a lot of lessons.
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So what do you imagine are the lessons of Leonardo?
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Let's look at the lessons from other media forms, okay?
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What lessons would you teach us, from a scale perspective?
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Those are the lessons I learned from the 2016 cycle.
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By the late 1990s, Honda and Toyota learned their lessons.
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And it's time we all took these lessons to heart.
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Scientists working on the plant say they've learned Fukushima's lessons.
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I would argue that all of those things are teaching them incredibly important lessons, and we need to be more mindful and intentional about the kinds of lessons we want to teach young people.
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I want you to end November saying, I learned these lessons through self-examination and by asking for help—not I learned these lessons because I acted like an asshole and got in trouble.
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School might be out, but there are still some science lessons to be learned when it comes to summer stains — and, of course, practical lessons for getting them out of your favorite summer duds!
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That had largely been relegated to online math lessons, part of separate periods of learning time when students were free to work through computer-based lessons in any subject they chose, at their own pace.
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That war, devastating as it was, seemed to teach a series of lessons on how to avoid more war, grow economies and remain a centre – even, the centre – of world power Were the lessons wrong?
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For us to better understand the culture surrounding the allegations against Kavanaugh, we must have a better understanding of what lessons elite schools are actually teaching their students and how these lessons perpetuate that culture.
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I THINK THERE ARE LESSONS TO BE LEARNED ABOUT THE VALUATIONS AND HOW YOU GO PUBLIC AND HOW YOU TREAT THE PUBLIC SHAREHOLDER THOSE LESSONS SHOULD BE LEARNED BY EVERYBODY WHO WANTS TO GO PUBLIC.
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Indeed, these formative lessons in leadership and work ethic became the guiding principles for her career as a journalist, lessons she credits with her rise to become one of the top hosts on FOX News.
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Some other interventions have focused on exercise breaks between lessons, and one question with physical activity during lessons is whether it might detract from achievement in some situations or for certain students, Benjamin Neelon added.
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Additionally, Ms. Davidson recommended that novice skiers sign up for a few lessons to learn how to ski safely — these can run $50 an hour for group lessons and $100 or more for private sessions.
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For Mackenzie Scibetta, who taught English lessons online to Japanese and Korean adults while working as a schoolteacher in Thailand, perhaps an even more unexpected place to find love was during one of her lessons.
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Lawmakers opposed to the bill objected to lessons about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, argued that sex education should be taught at home, and claimed that children removed from the lessons would be bullied.
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"Got to get some legit lessons soon," he captioned the tweet.
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There are lessons here for both civic leaders and tech executives.
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Petraeus: There are five lessons, and I think they're quite straightforward.
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Q. What are the key managerial lessons you learned early on?
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I Can't Make This Up: Life Lessons by Kevin Hart 1.
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Nevertheless, humanitarians insist lessons have been learned from the 2011 famine.
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This year, more than 8,000 will receive the life-saving lessons.
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With each passing week, more movement gets incorporated into the lessons.
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And that feeling is apparently immune to the lessons of experience.
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The case offers notable lessons in anti-bribery governance and oversight.
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"For me there are three lessons in that passage," she said.
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I demanded he give me guitar lessons in that very basement.
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And these are the lessons that we will teach our daughters.
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She recalls the lessons she learned from a single-gender education.
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Now it's time to incorporate these lessons as you try again.
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Lessons: My Path to a Meaningful Life hits book retailers Oct.
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The lessons from these international examples are complicated, says the MPI.
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Click here for his full recap and the lessons he learned.
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MB: What are the biggest lessons you're learned from advising startups?
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" Read Gates's full review of "21 Lessons for the 21st Century.
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I just wonder what lessons about character they think they're teaching.
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Among the hard lessons reaffirmed was just how pervasive harassment is.
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She's got even more experience now; there are always lessons learned.
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"There are lessons in this for the younger athlete," he said.
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And they're lessons that everyone would do well to take in.
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It is reasonable to disagree about the lessons of the Holocaust.
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We've learned enough lessons to not let this stuff happen again.
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What are some of the lessons that you learned from them?
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Competing lessons from the show's history are pinging in his brain.
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Those aren't the only lessons eBay has learned from Amazon, either.
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There are lessons Australia can learn from Singapore, according to Heunis.
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Those lessons aren't applicable to the world we live in now.
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It's been five years, and these are the big-picture lessons.
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After those lessons, I had to leave the premises straight away.
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What lessons do you want to teach your kids about business?
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And Google did learn a few lessons in the Goggles experiment.
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Dutch politics is too complex and fragmented to provide straightforward lessons.
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The couple had taken waltz lessons for their first dance together.
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Like all great teachers, she offered lessons that continue to resonate.
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Go deeper: The shared lessons of the Boeing and GM disasters
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During down time between lessons and tasks, the kids play pétanque.
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Mr Easterbrook will no doubt watch the film and draw lessons.
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Here are three life lessons I want to pass onto you.
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Initial reports suggest Samsung has learned some lessons from the Fold.
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She took piano lessons as a kid, but never wrote songs.
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A parent approaches me after the class about private lessons. Score!
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Rajasthani girls are not the only people with lessons to learn.
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Instead of thinking critically about it, you're asking it for lessons.
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We found lessons of patience, reverence, and community within your shores.
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You learn similar lessons as an athlete — the importance of team.
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"We're certainly using lessons learned in flu and tuberculosis," Jordan said.
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McDermott publishes "Winners Dream: Lessons from Corner Store to Corner Office".
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Ms. Regev said the lessons had been learned for next year.
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Dancing between data and intuition design lessons from Apple and eBay
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But the lessons offered by the Hui's experience are largely positive.
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The answer contains important lessons for America on the global stage.
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The Apple Watch hack provided two good lessons: Prototype to learn.
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But it can still learn lessons from its higher-profile cousin.
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Though the series only lasted eight episodes, Helbig learned valuable lessons.
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Now American networks are applying the lessons of that show's success.
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The United States could take some important lessons from Switzerland's success.
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Looking back, Kris said she learned many lessons from the experience.
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Q: What life lessons did your folks pass along to you?
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And how can its lessons be applied to today's political moment?
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Refinery29's fearless visionary Piera Gelardi shares her lessons and inspirations.
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But I fear they'll also take away some less inspiring lessons.
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We learn these lessons from our parents, but from others also.
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I go through about two lessons for each language every day.
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And then there's the fact that the lessons are in French.
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Perhaps Congress will learn such lessons and play better next time.
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Italian — it's his fourth language, and he's taking private lessons now.
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The party also includes dance lessons and a sweetheart kissing booth.
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I'm hoping the lessons from my Katrina experience might benefit Texans.
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The show features celebrities who give history lessons while completely obliterated.
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Here are some lessons you can take from Mulder's abject failure.
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Here are a few lessons in love from your favorite superhumans.
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NATO's success holds lessons for the transatlantic relationship as a whole.
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He took these lessons and started a support website, Grieving Dads.
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The lessons feel like interactive stories, projects or mobile games, typically.
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There are other lessons to be learnt from China's north-east.
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Lessons will be learned, fixes made, and SpaceX will fly again.
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Many students battle to keep up with lessons taught in Mandarin.
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It's like they unlearned all the lessons of the Great Recession.
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She fantasizes that her missing classmates could attend lessons with her.
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Yet the standard curriculum is hardly calibrated to impart these lessons.
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He started lessons before me, and we have the same teacher.
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I think there a lot of lessons for everybody to learn.
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She got singing lessons from a member of the Fayetteville symphony.
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The self-reported benefit persisted six months after the lessons stopped.
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Katie and Dalton's story teaches us lessons about love and medicine.
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Today¹s liberals ignore the economic lessons of the JFK presidency.
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I was grateful that she taught me these vital life lessons.
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Each teacher works from an electronic tablet that has scripted lessons.
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Q: How have you passed along life lessons to your kids?
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Ansari took swimming lessons and went to the mosque in town.
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Abuja can and should learn lessons from the experience in Kigali.
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Walks and introductory flying lessons each last 45 minutes ($130–$400).
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Indeed, the Europhiles have learned some lessons from their populist nemeses.
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One of my lessons of all that was that it's tougher.
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Moreover, he learns some valuable lessons over the next few seasons.
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There are lessons here for other British businesses, and the government.
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They will pass lessons on to their successors in their turn.
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And then there are the lessons of the firm's own history.
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However, what lessons did they take away from the Cleantech cycle?
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Here are some debating lessons I learned while working at Apple.
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It also isn't clear what "lessons" Tesla might apply in China.
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After that, my parents decided to sign me up for lessons.
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Here are some key lessons from what we now know: 123.
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" He added that there were "lessons learned from the U.S. election.
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When things go poorly, those lessons are also the most expensive.
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Did you have any tough lessons growing up with natural hair?
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Here are some of the lessons from the Battle of Aleppo.
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And some broader lessons clearly apply this week in Long Island.
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We're going to cupping lessons and abandoning ancestral tea-drinking rituals.
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The lessons are a bit different regarding a housing market bubble.
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I think a remix to Beyoncé's "Daddy Lessons" is in order.
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These models evolve by learning and combining lessons from other geographies.
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Read This Next: Lessons About Grief From the People Who Know
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I'm sure there will be lessons to be drawn from this.
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Lessons and lost loves aside, lenses are really hard to clean.
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"His dad brought him in for lessons every week," Kruse said.
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But all of these lessons aren't something to keep you yourself.
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Bey performed "Daddy Lessons," a staple on her Formation World Tour.
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Among the key lessons that emerged was a need for humility.
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Below, I've distilled the key lessons from my experiences with money.
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Trump's effect is not limited to the lessons of his campaign.
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Here are lessons from the sharks on how to succeed. 28.
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The lessons will be the same, but we could do this.
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That's another thing the report shows, one of its key lessons.
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Still, Tebow says that he's learning lessons on the baseball diamond.
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There are a lot of lessons I've learned throughout my journey.
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There, he gave dance lessons to help pay for his tuition.
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Still, she wants to pass on the lessons she has learned.
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Kubrick, a hyperfocused student, absorbed more lessons than he let on.
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" Lessons from the Note 7: "It's very much a painful memory.
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It's important that the wrong lessons aren't drawn from the outbreak.
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Chris Pratt accepted the generation award and delivered 9 life lessons.
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It's these kinds of lessons that will stay with them forever.
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Are William's driving lessons leading up to the road trip episode?
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This is not like the history lessons you learned in school.
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Q: WHAT MONEY LESSONS HAVE YOU PASSED ALONG TO YOUR DAUGHTER?
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He was 6 and started taking violin lessons the same year.
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Time to put those art lessons to work in everyday life!
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"There are a lot of different lessons from this," she said.
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"We will learn the lessons from these terrible times," he said.
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Lessons and moral clarity are picked up covertly and with craftiness.
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Yet even now, immediately after the attack, two lessons are clear.
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For a married viewer, its lessons are both nightmarish and uplifting.
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But familial histories are like myths, riddled with lessons and legends.
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Here, 29 valuable lessons people learned about sex in their 20s.
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The other thing is that I think that there are lessons.
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In fact, there are more than 750 lessons about Labor Day!
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Potentially, there are lessons to be learned from all 800 stories.
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The Lefever confirmation process offers some instructive lessons for senators today.
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To my mind, there are at least three lessons worth learning.
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They begin with a failure to learn lessons from previous fires.
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Some LGBT history is likely already part of lessons, says Koumoulis.
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I can report that there were still no tap lessons mentioned.
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Lindsey Graham over what lessons should be learned from the Holocaust.
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I thought we might have learned some lessons from the primary.
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And he has some lessons from the Scottish experience to impart.
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I think there were some lessons for diplomats in that job.
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The lessons SOPA/PIPA fighters learned are instructive to us again.
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Did you learn any valuable lessons after staying at an Airbnb?
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But before that, he took piano lessons, like any other kid.
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Five reasons why and five lessons they will learn from it.
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New York took to heart lessons from programs that preceded it.
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Definitely taking lessons and opportunities that even they were like, 'Whatever.
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There are many lessons that can be learned from this instance.
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Q: What life lessons did you father teach you about money?
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Now, we must apply those lessons to the epidemic at hand.
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He ran to bus stops, judo lessons, friends' houses, the supermarket.
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The lessons of Tropical Storm Allison were in large part ignored.
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While The West Wing trafficked in saccharine civics lessons, with its
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To succeed, they must apply the lessons from the last ones.
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Democrats can learn key lessons from their strengths even in defeat.
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The authority hopes to learn lessons from these cities and others.
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Those kitchen lessons provided a delicious break from all my schoolwork.
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But I'm also going to remember the lessons learned from NAFTA.
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Green drew three lessons from his analysis of 'The Rove Presidency'.
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Still, he said there are lessons she's taking from those events.
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But with Grasshopper's lessons, you might feel less intimidated to start.
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A. The lessons I learned from my parents were more precious.
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Civil rights museums have always tied history lessons to current events.
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These are lessons neither of secular reason nor of Christian reason.
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Summer jobs can help young workers learn some lasting career lessons.
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We will see who survives long enough to learn their lessons.
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These are all great lessons ... and strategies to follow yourself.5.
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Money lessons aren't always the easiest to learn, even for adults.
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There are many lessons to be taken from this astonishing episode.
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Other odd jobs Costolo held taught him valuable leadership lessons too.
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The evening lessons included role-play scenarios of sitting on committees.
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In this, the fight over Amazon's new site has lessons for
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Q: What lessons do you pass along to your two boys?
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Often, the first lessons involve learning how to avoid getting hit.
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Here are four lessons I learned from reading his book:23.
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The two incumbents who've lost in modern times offer contrasting lessons.
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"I decided I cannot have lessons with him anymore," she said.
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Playing a team sport teaches athletes so many important life lessons.
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The life lessons learned at that institution will affect them forever.
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Any lessons you can learn from Uber's failure here in Asia?
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Even still the lessons from the past kept Republicans on edge.
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To no one's surprise, Perry eventually learns his grown-up lessons.
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These early money lessons have stayed with me throughout my life.
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There are important lessons to learn and crucial questions to ask.
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The bundle includes 11 courses comprising a total of 2,738 lessons.
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His tour includes lessons on taking great selfies and creating vlogs.
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There are clear lessons for the Trump administration and state governments.
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But first, they're urging their colleagues to internalize lessons from 258.
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Deal Professor The settlement of the Viacom dispute teaches several lessons.
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That was one of the big lessons learned for us too.
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That these lessons were not implemented in advance meant that Gov.
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The United States may have forgotten the lessons of 9/11.
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"Thank you for all your many lessons, Lord Baelish," she says.
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From his health travails, Bogle learned many life lessons about success.
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But it seems no lessons were learned on his family's part.
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There are a couple of lessons for the tech industry here.
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What lessons have you learned since you started your own company?
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It chooses willful ignorance over learning lessons from that deadly tragedy.
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CLINTON: Instead people said, let's learn the lessons and save lives.
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If lessons were learned, though, they seem largely forgotten this season.
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Faulty history lessons and our divergent personal views make that impossible.
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They also learned many profound lessons from their successes in running.
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Mr. Galinsky coaches aspiring reality stars in classes and private lessons.
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Beating the odds taught the college admissions expert two important lessons.
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Each night he would give her lessons in this universal language.
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AMLG: So what lessons are applicable from iRobot to CyPhy Works?
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Reminding us of one of life's great lessons: Never try. [ESPN]
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This could be something from salsa dancing lessons to sky diving.
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Gigi Hadid got some serious life lessons from her boyfriend, Zayn.
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Ahead, the lessons I learned during my drugstore-only beauty week.
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This is your daughter's time for learning messy lessons about relationships.
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Are there lessons in Doug Jones's race for Democrats in 2018?
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But the lessons of Tuesday night are more complicated than that.
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The minister said lessons had to be learned from the attack.
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Embedded in these efforts are lessons for the United States too.
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But I've lived my dream, and learned invaluable lessons throughout it.
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There are also lessons for people who think about policy making.
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Be aware, though, that Yousician's free edition limits access to lessons.
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Olivia took art and dance lessons, played tennis, soccer and swam.
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The first of McAuliffe's lessons has been completed and is available.
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Still, Johnson writes, decision science has lessons for us as individuals.
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I don't need lessons from you on morals political or personal.
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This populist argument is based on neither economics nor history lessons.
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TC: What were some of the lessons learned with this experience?
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She deserves to focus on her vocal training and piano lessons.
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Here are five lessons Clinton could stand to learn from Trump.
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With these lessons in mind, "Sadie Stein: Bibliophile" can hardly fail.
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But two lessons I learned from her stand out above all.
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It remains to be seen whether the right lessons were learned.
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To answer that question, scientists are seeking lessons from Yellowstone's past.
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As the weather warms, lessons can be taken outside, if possible.
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One of the big lessons was the power of compound interest.
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Julia, thanks to her preschool ballet lessons, had made the cut.
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His early lessons were brief, shaky clips recorded on an iPhone.
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Read More: Thriller and the Lessons of the Mega Super Album
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To save American democracy, learn the lessons from successful union organizing.
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How many lessons are you getting for the price you pay?
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And it's interesting, I think they've had little lessons at school.
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To get away from me and my hastily assembled life lessons.
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Through Voice of America, we could broadcast lessons for Rohingya schools.
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It's one of the first lessons I teach my cooking students.
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Its rise and fall may hold lessons for Paris Saint-Germain.
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For the rest of us, however, the larger lessons are vital.
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We would be foolish, therefore, to ignore the lessons they provide.
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The songs, the lessons ... the fact that my children loved it.
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The lessons from my husband's death have not been properly learned.
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All week long, teachers build lessons around concepts tested on Staar.
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Most of the teachers strictly follow the lessons that Summit provides.
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Times Insider A lifetime of browsing offers lessons in spotting disinformation.
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It may be that Dolce & Gabbana has finally learned its lessons.
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School curriculums include lessons on the benefits of waiting to marry.
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As in Italy, the response in Central America will hold lessons.
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Ms. Manings took dance lessons as a child but then stopped.
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We tried track; we did all the swimming lessons, martial arts.
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The G.O.P. has needed no lessons from Viktor Orban, Hungary's dictator.
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The important lessons Los Angeles has to offer are mainly philosophical.
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I'll wager very few remember the lessons they were allegedly learning.
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" To the Editor: "Has Germany Forgotten the Lessons of the Nazis?
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Here are lessons on space, shape, form, line, color and texture.
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THE VEHICLE I've been taking guitar lessons for a while now.
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AAA members can receive driving lessons through the AAA Driving School.
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In our decades of work, we have learned two powerful lessons.
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But long live the lessons learned by waiting; by not knowing.
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She does not take lessons, but paddles out when off work.
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Are any of them going to take their life lessons seriously?
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So here are a few other lessons from living through HIV.
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Here, too, are lessons for our ability to confront the virus.
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"I make the bare amount," Black said last month between lessons.
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Once the lessons are over she drives to Boynton Beach, Fla.
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What lessons for American democracy does Sri Lanka's sordid experience hold?
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The lessons of Smoot-Hawley are very much with us now.
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It is worth pursuing swim lessons, for both adults and children.
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What are the foibles and lessons that you think bear remembering?
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There will certainly be no shortage of lessons to be learned.
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The experience in other countries offers lessons for the United States.
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Our reporter spoke with communications experts about some of the lessons.
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But they may want to learn the lessons of their opposition.
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Your parents pay for college and teach you valuable life lessons.
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I used to take lessons from a guy named Rick Bashore.
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I Skype with him sometimes and we do lessons that way.
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Mike Gennette gave Liu her first lessons when she was 24.
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There are lessons in the life and death of Kobe Bryant.
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My grandmother still had papers to grade and lessons to plan.
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Each chapter weaves together history, anecdotes, expert interviews and vocabulary lessons.
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The Shortlist LESSONS ON EXPULSION Poems By Erika Sánchez 73 pp.
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While parallels between now and then abound, lessons are less plentiful.
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Those unlawful practices were disclosed later, but their lessons were ignored.
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And find a lesson plan about the lessons of failure here.
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Mr Horowitz draws some thoughtful lessons from each of his examples.
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And yet the words and work of King offer lessons today.
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Two subsequent cases have prompted the police to provide free lessons.
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" Prince Charles called the Holocaust's lessons "searingly relevant to this day.
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Both moguls have gleaned lessons on their way to the top.
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I hope they will remember both lessons of the Rosenstein saga.
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" "Beijing should take away at least two lessons from this election.
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Rizzetta said Staggs could also bring lessons from Disney's corporate culture.
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Chess lessons improved basic math skills for kids with learning disabilities.
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Ski Dubai has fenced-off areas where beginners can take lessons.
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And if you have lessons of your own, share those too!
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Quality time, and its attendant bonding and life lessons, happen later.
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The lessons of the 2016 campaign were clear from 2010 forward.
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Their lessons: Talk only about the issues before Congress right now.
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The lessons are clear, so this research will not take long.
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There were other lessons in this year's exercise research, of course.
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In telling these stories, Cleary always refrains from inflicting larger lessons.
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It will teach him lessons I don't want him to learn.
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What lessons can the people of Houston learn from New Orleans?
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The program offers 13 online interactive lessons that teachers can use.
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Yet, he still carries the lessons from that mistake with him.
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I&aposm excited about applying those lessons to the next season.
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He could learn the lessons of the trend he has inherited.
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Unfortunately, that's one of the hard lessons you learn through dating.
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But perhaps the lessons of the past show a way forward.
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Use the lessons of the Prohibition era to make your argument.
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I was only a few lessons away from finishing my course.
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Let's look at three of them containing lessons on managing money.
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Here are four key lessons from couples who've handled such disagreements.
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The basic lessons that Trump learned from Cohn were: Never apologize.
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His father, a church cantor, gave him his first music lessons.
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Are there lessons from past hearings that could be applied today?
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In the mornings and afternoons we had intensive lessons and drills.
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And to add to that, we applied plenty of history lessons.
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It's possible Trump might learn the wrong lessons from his brinkmanship.
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That doesn't seem to be how we learn the real lessons.
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A 2016 CMAs performance accompanying Beyoncé on "Daddy Lessons" went viral.
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Through a fictional lens, Taylor offers readers timeless lessons in business.
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Do you think the world has learned the lessons of history?
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Employees dressed as cowboys give roping lessons and gun-spinning exhibitions.
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But let's not go to this Vivien person for music lessons.
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Facilities like the ISIS camps in Syria have taught us lessons.
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And, importantly, what instructive lessons do they hold for Donald Trump?
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Lessons in such matters have a very short shelf-life indeed.
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"We're determined to learn the lessons from this report." https://t.
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What are some other leadership lessons you've learned over your career?
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Q: What money lessons did you pass down to your family?
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But the lessons learned during its existence are difficult to discard.
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What lessons can we learn from Indigenous custodians of the land?
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Sometimes his internet service, always erratic, would disconnect during the lessons.
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Enjoy professional golf lessons, or even a round of miniature golf.
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In this process, we cannot forget the lessons of our past.
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Modern-day utopians are not blind to the lessons of history.
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There are lessons in how we made this decision as well.
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What were some of the biggest lessons you learned from them?
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No one earned a fortune, but all learned lessons for life.
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Making failure into success is one of the lessons of Apollo.
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He began giving lessons to his daughters when they were young.
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"Seven Brief Lessons on Physics" 30 Carlo Rovelli (Riverhead, $18) 10.
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I embraced the lessons of my father's family and carried on.
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Lessons in Power In 1981, he was elected mayor of Burlington.
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Zulala always sang at home, but never took formal music lessons.
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He had heard about it from his classmates in English lessons.
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He saw to it, too, that each chorister had singing lessons.
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Through it all, they've picked up valuable financial, and life, lessons.
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I don't need lessons from you on morals, political or personal.
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She and her parents began taking lessons and playing golf together.
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Among the lessons he absorbed: work ethic, integrity, I hate retail.
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Lessons should be inclusive of all sexual orientations and gender identities.
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In fact, many grid operators have already learned lessons from 85033.
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Didn't drive me to my piano lessons a few blocks away.
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Growing up, my friends and I took Irish step-dancing lessons.
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The Trade Partnership's study fits with the lessons of recent history.
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A mere fifteen years later, these lessons have already been forgotten.
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Even the storylines that borrow from other religions teach Buddhist lessons.
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She asked me at what age Remy started his piano lessons.
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We can apply those lessons to the challenges we face today.
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PedsAcademy also includes lessons in science, literacy, engineering and the humanities.
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It's important to learn lessons from this disruption that has occurred.
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Stubbs gives private acting lessons and works as a restaurant server.
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What comparative political lessons can we learn from the animal kingdom?
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Later, the same site will offer free lessons in real kayaks.
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Among the lessons at a session in Nashville: applying a tourniquet.
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If you only do music lessons, it only stays within yourself.
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But the lessons of the past, some fear, are being lost.
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What life lessons, if any, have your learned from playing it?
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What lessons can we learn from him on his 100th birthday?
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In France, School Lessons Ask: Which Twitter Post Should You Trust?
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Also available will be after-school tutoring and Mandarin Chinese lessons.
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I teach film, and this movie gave me some bracing lessons.
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But one of his first lessons for pupils is vocal modulation.
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The book's lessons in deception seem not to stick with me.
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Sun Tzu's admirers seek to apply his lessons in everyday life.
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Here are a few critical lessons that can guide their work.
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I'd been taking piano lessons for not very long at home.
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Police officers are offering driving lessons to women whose husbands died.
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Eighner's lessons in how to Dumpster-dive are pretty unforgettable, too.
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I would mimeograph the pages to distribute the lessons, the writings.
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History has lessons to teach us, and we should remember them.
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Here are four lessons I learned as a stock photography model.
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He even gave lessons in quick draw back in the day.
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Well, some of the lessons were super timeless, to this day.
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So, the lessons learned were about thought leadership and people leadership.
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As for LeBron's singing ... it's never too late for lessons, bro.
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Here are some lessons they can take away from its success.
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Recent research suggests a few lessons we can draw from them.
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