One taught me love, one taught me patience, and one taught me pain.
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One taught us love, one taught us patience, and one taught us pain.
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Plus, that line "one taught me love, one taught me patience, and one taught me pain"?
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It's an old trick my grandma's mom taught her, who taught my mom, who taught me.
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One taught us love, one taught us patience, one taught us...to dissect every frame of a music video.
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It even inspired a meme: One taught me love, one taught me patience, and one taught me pain pic.twitter.
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" Our favorite lyric: "One taught me love / One taught me patience / And one taught me pain / Now, I'm so amazing.
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"One taught me love, one taught me patience," sings Grande.
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His father taught Russian and literature; his mother taught piano.
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It taught me how to speak, it taught me everything.
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You taught me patience, you taught me family was everything.
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He taught me how to stand on my own two feet, taught me what self-respect was, taught me to never ever quit.
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My dad taught film and theater, and my mom taught reading.
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People were taught how to think, we're taught how to feel.
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If the financial crisis taught us anything, it taught us that.
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For income, he taught art, and Janice taught grade-school science.
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Everything they know, we taught them, and we taught them our biases.
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I taught her French, and she, in return, taught me her language.
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He's taught me a lot, and I've taught him a lot as well.
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" "While she taught me how to sing, I taught her how to dance.
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Let me see… I think they've taught me more than I've taught them.
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That goes against what I was taught in school or taught in church.
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Her grandfather taught her father, who then taught her husband to make biltong.
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Sailing taught me about connecting with nature, and racing taught me about strategy.
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She taught him to ski, and he taught her the rules of rugby.
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He taught Mr. Polis about Romantic literature; Mr. Polis taught him about baseball.
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Mary Lee taught Essie and she was taught by her mother, Aolar Mosely.
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Have you taught her any dance moves — or has she taught you any?
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Most of them have to do with [co-creator and showrunner] Greg Daniels and the things that Greg taught me and taught Mindy [Kaling] and taught B.J. Novak and taught everybody who worked on that show about how to write.
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Reflecting on her past relationships, Grande sings, "One taught me love/ One taught me patience/ And one taught me pain/ Now, I'm so amazing," on the track.
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"The cows taught me patience; the cows taught me responsibility," Mr. Kincaid, 64, said.
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Bunch taught Rebecca how to read, and in return Rebecca taught Bunch street smarts.
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Management is a skill that can be taught, and they were not taught it.
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"I taught myself how to make charcuterie—no one taught me," Severino told us.
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It wasn't taught — certainly not in the way other cuisines have been traditionally taught.
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Well, in a way, yes: I taught them economics and they taught me psychology.
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Management is a skill that can be taught and they were not taught it.
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We're taught to do the right thing and we're taught to do precise targeting.
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My loving parents taught me how to speak, but they also taught me silence.
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And now since she doesn't really cook a lot anymore, she taught her daughters (who are my aunts), my aunts taught my mom, and my mom taught me.
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Turns out, lots of other people had learned a lot about love, patience and pain: One taught me love, one taught me patience, and one taught me pain pic.twitter.
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I was taught to value thinness the same way I was taught to value straightness.
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"My mom taught Sunday school, and she taught me to love my enemies," Booker said.
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"I hate to say this, but I taught players what I was taught," he said.
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I was taught it from my mother and she was taught it from her mother.
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She taught Spanish class in high school, and taught a leadership class at the middle school.
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Thirty Nobel Prizes have been awarded to people who taught or were taught in the department.
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Teachers are more comfortable teaching how they were taught than how they were taught to teach.
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They taught you to hate your parents and grandparents, and they taught you the opposite history.
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Dad taught me to be articulate and taught me to argue—but we've fought for everything.
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Those visitors who have engaged with our communities have taught us and been taught by us.
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So his great-great-grandfather taught his great-grandfather, and his great-grandfather taught his grandfather.
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It taught us to read and count, but it also taught us about kindness and acceptance.
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They taught me pronouns, they taught me gender fluidity, and all of the intricacies of blackness.
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"She taught me love / She taught me patience / How she handles pain / That shit's amazing," she sings.
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"I taught all [three] of my kids the lessons taught in 'Secret Millionaires Club,'" Buffett told CNBC.
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At least, that's what most of us are taught as children, if we're taught anything about sex.
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We're taught as women to protect ourselves and to avoid things, but men aren't taught about consent.
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I am grateful for all that he taught me, for the conversations we shared, and lessons taught.
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"He taught technique, but he also taught dancers to become the emotions behind their dancing," he said.
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In the name of thy Lord,Who taught by the pen,Taught man what he knew not.
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System had taught them fighting, and system had taught them how many more soldiers there were than officers.
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He taught us what was important and he taught us never to lose sight of what was important.
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It really taught me how to be a professional, how to play the camera … it taught me everything.
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As Hillary Clinton's experience has taught her that obfuscation works, Trump's has taught him that audacious puffery works.
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His mother taught elementary school and his father, a self-taught stride piano player, owned a general store.
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"Outsider" was superseded by "self-taught," which didn't work since many artists are self-taught in some way.
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He had taught -- he had taught three of the victims and he has a question for Sheriff Israel.
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When I asked how they were taught American history, a few said they weren't taught much of it.
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"One taught me love / One taught me patience / One taught me pain / Now I'm so amazing," she sings about her former flames, dancer Ricky Alvarez and rapper Big Sean in addition to Miller and Davidson.
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What's taught or not taught about reproductive biology and methods to prevent pregnancy have real-world consequences, Sales said.
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Movies on TV taught me icy glamor, and, later, the internet taught me how to have an eating disorder.
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I taught for 18 years at Georgetown Law School, [and] I taught classes on the rules of interpreting statutes.
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And my father taught himself piano, he taught himself magic, he worked as a chemical engineer during the day.
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"They were taught to perform sexual acts more so than they were taught to brush their teeth," Moon said.
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My parents taught me the value of working hard, but they never taught me how to do financial planning.
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If Jesse Jackson taught Mr. Sharpton how to organize, it was James Brown who taught him how to perform.
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They were taught to take it or leave it, but mostly they were taught to shut up about it.
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It must have been my teachers who taught me, just as my 5-year old son's teachers taught him.
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"It has taught me patience, and taught me to see people from the most positive view that I can."
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" She also reflects on the lessons she learned in each relationship, and how she's come out the other side: "One taught me love / One taught me patience / And one taught me pain / Now I'm so amazing.
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The maths scores of the private schools that taught in the local language, Telugu, were higher than those taught in English, suggesting that while private schools confer an advantage, being taught in English is a disadvantage.
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Grande also sings about what she's learned from each of these past relationships, and how they've made her a better person: One taught me loveOne taught me patience And one taught me painNow, I'm so amazing.
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When she was a young girl, my grandmother's mother taught her to make chile; two generations later, she taught me.
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It taught many how to code thanks to its customization options, and it taught even more how to be petty.
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Better, so the thinking goes, to have big classes taught by excellent teachers than smaller ones taught by mediocre ones.
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Because this type of hatred isn't something you're born with its taught, and it's taught through a lack of information.
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YOU TAUGHT ME HOW TO BE A GLOBALISTM, YOU TAUGHT ME THAT IDEA OF FREE TRADE PRODUCES WEALTH FOR EVERYONE.
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In the first bankruptcy class she taught each semester, she gave a version of the first class Warren taught her.
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That first failure was important because it taught me the importance of margins and it taught me how to negotiate.
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Vehicles can be taught to "read" road signs, and thus presumably can be taught to recognize common warnings on bumpers.
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We're not taught that you can have a miserable morning and a wonderful evening; we're not taught that that's normal.
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Starting in an almost too spacious gallery this section contains the most intense visual conversations between taught and self-taught.
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" He later explained the many lessons McCain taught him, recalling, "He taught me that honor and imperfection are always in competition.
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Then, there's our socialization: Again, #generalizations, but women are typically taught to be nice, while men are taught to be masculine.
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Then when transistors came in, I taught myself transistor logic, then when integrated circuit logic came around, I taught myself that.
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He taught me so much, but most of all, he taught me the power of serving a cause greater than yourself.
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Then he taught economics at a technical school in Saudi Arabia, but didn't like that it taught only capitalism and socialism.
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It was she who taught me to appreciate pattern and color, she who taught me the difference between georgette and habutai.
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Children are taught not to depend too much on adults; adults are taught to allow children to solve their own problems.
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Next, there is also a dialogue regarding visceral materials and sometimes painful themes between self-taught and taught African-American artists.
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Some are taught to recognize whether a Messenger user needs a taxi; others are taught to guide people selling bikes on Marketplace.
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It not only taught women how to be better farmers — it also taught their husbands to see their wives as equal partners.
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My mom taught ... She has a master's in education, and so she taught early child development in the nursing school. Mm-hmm.
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Like numerous other children living below the poverty line, instead of being taught how to budget, we were taught how to survive.
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Gibbons was deeply committed to arts education: the self-taught artist hosted workshops, taught classes, and held community events at her studio.
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From our earliest years, boys are taught to be aggressive and competitive while girls are taught to be caring and nurture relationships.
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You can't scroll very far without seeing someone meme the lines "one taught me love / one taught me patience / one taught me pain" and the title itself, "Thank U, Next," has also taken on its own use in pop culture.
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Sheryl Sandberg is the one who taught me what I think he meant by that, which is she taught me about stereotype threat.
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"I think in schools we're being taught the way we should be and not taught to find out what we want," she commented.
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During her six months at the daycare, Taylor taught the children sign language – something she taught herself – and made decorations for the school.
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RELATED:Why Big Penises Are Not Necessarily God's Gift To WomenWhat Learning To Squirt Taught Me About My BodyWhat Cheating Taught Me About Love
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School taught us to view it as a list of potential STDs, while porn taught us to see it as an unrealistic performance.
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Conti's wife, Jan, taught English to Martinez, and Conti taught him to throw a changeup, teaching it the same way that Podres did.
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According to her family's verbal history, Renty taught himself to read, and taught other slaves using a book called the Blue Back Webster.
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They've taught me how to listen in a way that isn't self-interested, and they've taught me how to relate to nearly anyone.
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About 15 children attended that first Sunday morning; she taught the recorder in one room, and Fred Berk taught dance in the other.
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"The work of taking care of Rina's father taught me how to care for another person, it taught patience and compassion," he said.
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Dr. Press taught geophysics at Columbia from 1949 to 1955, then moved to the California Institute of Technology, where he taught until 19843.
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It was a song Ms. Newman had taught her, and she said that her mother had taught it to her and her siblings.
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And you'll find juxtapositions of taught and self-taught artists that are, for the most part, mutually illuminating in their forms and themes.
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It taught leadership and cooperation, the basis for a democracy, and it taught respect for authority in the form of referees and umpires.
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For [the] majority of us, being socialized as female growing up means that we're taught not to take up space; we're taught that our voices don't matter, we're taught that we don't deserve the same quality of healthcare that cisgender men get.
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"She's the one who taught me technique before anyone else, and she's the one who taught me how to sing in Spanish," Viera adds.
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Maybe it's because, as Reshma Saujani noted in her Ted talk, girls are taught to be perfect, while boy are taught to be brave.
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The show was a hit among families as Dora taught kids key words in Spanish while going on adventures that often taught moral lessons.
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While Masters of Defence in other countries may have practiced or even taught fighting suffused with style, the German master taught fighting without flourish.
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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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The former taught me how powerful a single voice can be; the latter taught me how complex and how beautiful a play can be.
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Children in the Netherlands are taught not to depend on adults too much, and adults are taught to let children solve their own problems.
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My parents always taught my siblings and me to focus on our education as a means of rising above, as their parents taught them.
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My father was a scholar, like Yentl's father, and I liked to imagine that he would have taught me, just as her father taught her.
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We're taught as kids to read and write big numbers, but we're not taught to think about the reality beneath the surface of those numbers.
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White taught figure drawing at the Baggage Building Arts Centre, where he taught how to capture the naked human form with charcoal on newsprint paper.
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And college kids as well as adults generally must be taught -- taught -- to consider the sensitivities of people who might take offense for good reason.
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But before she taught him to how to use his mouth, Tura Satana, the martial arts-influenced dancer, taught Elvis how to move his hips.
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Self-driving cars are being taught to think, to react, but are they being taught the difference between a logical decision and a moral one?
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"Three days of savagery taught the Japanese how to kill more Americans," he said in the documentary, "and taught us to do more stupid things."
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It taught me how to deal with people from all over the world, and the professional barkers taught me how to really work a crowd.
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SATC taught us to never trust New Yorkers who don't take the subway, but it also taught us how to properly hunt down a chemical peel.
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The white ones have been taught to hate their color, the women are taught to hate men, black and minorities want to kill whites and police.
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Big Bird taught me to always be kind and Oscar taught me that just because someone is grouchy does not mean they are unworthy of friendship.
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She taught the world about gorillas The foundation says she has taught the world a profound amount about the emotional capacity and cognitive abilities of gorillas.
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"The biggest lesson that my parents have taught me and this country has taught me is that patience and change comes really, really slowly," Rosas said.
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Sports has taught me the importance of hard work and commitment, also taught be the importance of friendship and how strong a teams bond can be.
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My father taught me to read the Sunday funnies when I was 4 years old, and my mother taught me phonics to sound out difficult words.
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But as significant as what Mr. Ailes taught Nixon is what Nixon taught Mr. Ailes: the political power of popular resentment against a liberal cultural elite.
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My math teacher taught me the importance of persistence and determination; she made my skin thicker and taught me not to give up on my dreams.
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"I teach you the way they taught me, the way they taught Theis and Geoffrey, and anyone who's fortunate enough to earn their place here," Anton said.
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"She taught me resilience and she taught me hard work, and I think, because of our circumstances she instilled in me a sense of justice," Rudd said.
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Lessons span subjects like IT, business, marketing, languages, and sciences, and are taught by today's leading experts (there are even courses taught by MIT and Stanford staff).
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Callum taught me the work ethic, which I understood as a musician, but he taught me how to twist that over and make it work for acting.
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Research demonstrates that children learn more when they are taught in their mother tongue than they do when they are taught in any other language (see article).
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One of Cusk's beefs with Carolyn is that "no one taught me how to be a woman"—though, actually, she was taught, and she rejected the lessons.
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If Tony taught me anything -- and whether he knew it or not, he taught me a lot -- it was to put yourself into the work you do.
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So, he taught a course at Stanford, which in my view didn't really scale, but he taught something called IOPEC, which was Intel's organization, philosophy and economics.
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" Not only are we as men taught to deny our feelings, but we also are taught that sexual vulnerability is weakness, not the province of "real men.
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I taught my two sons how to make basic repairs and just recently taught one of them how to thread and operate his newly-acquired sewing machine.
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During a series my pastor in Connecticut taught on the Beatitudes, he taught us how to say breath prayers — short, gritty prayers that get right to the point.
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I taught them lessons on product development and marketing, and they taught me what it's like feeling targeted for your race and having a family member in prison.
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Sandi Rankaduwa captured this feeling beautifully in a moving piece about the lessons Mister Rogers taught us — and particularly, the ways he taught us to care for ourselves.
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"We have friends whose children go to public schools and are taught that Native Americans are extinct, or are only taught about slavery as Black history," she added.
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"But the results show that employers realize these skills can be taught through training or mentorship programs, whereas soft skills cannot be taught in that way," she said.
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I was not taught that Lee was a slaveowner; I was taught he hated slavery as much as every other God-fearing Christian white man in the South.
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We are doing what Peter taught, but we have two videos of Peter doing in, from 1986 and 1989, and the one he taught me is from '89.
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If we are taught the impeachments of Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton in our history classes, we have every reason to be taught the current impeachment of Donald Trump.
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"She was a student of communications who taught her many uncles and aunts to speak from the heart," said Shriver, who stressed how Saoirse taught their family by example.
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In a study of children in the first three years in 12 schools in Cameroon, those taught in Kom did better than those taught in English in all subjects.
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It has taught me how to have even more tolerance than I already had, and it has taught me how to separate my work life from my personal life.
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His mother, who had taught in an elementary school in Martinique, found work as a secretary, while his father, who had taught in a junior high, studied computer programming.
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Wiry and diminutive (he's 5-foot-4), Mr. Korff, 62, grew up in New York City, where his mother taught modern dance, and his father taught drama in YMCA's.
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" And best of all there's the empathetic Mereba: "You were never taught how to say loving things and caring things/You were just taught what had to be said.
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From a young age, boys are taught never to take no for an answer, while girls are taught to be agreeable, or in other words, always to say yes.
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She's not being taught to read or being taught anything about the world, but she's probably been given religious lessons about what Wives are versus Marthas versus a Handmaid.
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"The mother who taught me what I know of tenderness and love and compassion taught me also the bleak rituals of keeping Negroes in their 'place,'" Ms. Smith wrote.
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That's when Young bragged that he taught JaVale the game back when J.M. was a rookie -- and intentionally taught him the WRONG way to play so he'd lose. Funny.
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But today's computer science students were taught by people who learned about the Chinese Room problem (and not taught by people who got marginalized or pushed out of the field).
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People are locked into what they've been taught, how we believe, and the history that we've been taught and they can't cope without that because it's outside of their paradigm.
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In 2014 a Bristol University study comparing those taught in a comprehensive system with those taught in a grammar school system found that grammars increased income inequality by one-fifth.
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We appear to be on the cusp of self-inflicted anarchy, which, as history should have taught us — presuming anyone is taught history any longer — is not a good thing.
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The cooperative's 18 members are taught the benefits of seeking loans as a group rather than as individuals, and are taught farming techniques to conserve the little water they have.
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The afternoon was made easier by brief visits from the young priest, Father Lomax, who taught the novices Latin, and by Father Spalding, the old priest who taught them Greek.
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But Dr. Hawking's life was Einsteinian and he was a hero, not just for what he taught about the universe, but for what he taught us about how to live.
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In society, girls are usually taught to cover themselves up or be able to defend themselves [against boys] rather than boys being taught to respect girls no matter the age.
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These mirror-laden heterotopias have never taught couples about themselves nearly as much as they've taught them about expectations, rituals, and the appropriate level of sexual expression in American society.
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He taught writing at the University of Iowa, Vassar and colleges in the University of California system before settling at U.C.L.A., where he also taught Asian-American studies, in 1992.
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They were taught this trade by their parents, who were, in turn, taught by theirs — each generation working almost exactly as the one before, going back at least 300 years.
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She graduated from the University of York with a degree in English in 1973 and taught English in Finland before moving to Bristol, where she taught literature and creative writing.
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Besides stans rightfully stanning and people wondering who Grande's therapist is, Twitter quickly turned three lines from the song's pre-chorus that are probably about her exes ("one taught me love/one taught me patience/and one taught me pain") into a lighthearted meme that can apply to pretty much any fandom.
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Then reading about them and seeing their images in your photo essay, I remembered this lyric from Rodgers and Hammerstein's "South Pacific": You've got to be taught to hate and fearYou've got to be taught from year to yearIt's got to be drummed in your dear little earYou've got to be carefully taught.
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On average, the students taught by women achieved the same course grades as those taught by men, and spent a similar amount of time studying for the course on their own.
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Perhaps that's because women have been taught to value their male peers for their bravery, grit, and intelligence — and men were taught to value women for how well they supported men.
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The first thing he taught me was that these are actually called "slack fill" cases, and the second thing he taught me was that San Francisco is a hotbed for them.
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But it's teenage girls who end up most affected, Klein finds, because while boys are taught that their minds are a gateway to sin, women are taught that their bodies are.
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Even in the midst of my despair, I continue to cling to the gifts of Cora: Her short life taught me to embrace uncertainty, which ultimately taught me to embrace life.
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His mom got sick, and we visited with him, and he said something amazing: 'Michael and Yeou-Cheng not only taught us to love music, they taught us how to love.
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"David taught a generation of activists who taught a generation of activists who will teach the next generation of activists," Clean Water Action said in a blog post memorializing his career.
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If the so-called War on Drugs has taught us a single thing (the same that Prohibition taught us), it's that some people will do anything to get high, including dying.
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"I taught undergrads here at the university for many years," said Hoyt N. Wheeler, an emeritus business professor at the University of South Carolina who taught labor relations and employment law.
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Mr. Park said Mr. Kim had taught accounting at the university for about a month, and had taught at Yanbian University of Science and Technology in China before coming to Pyongyang.
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We want them to fit in right away without struggling to make sure that the language arts class taught in Tennessee matches what is taught in Massachusetts public schools (it doesn't).
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After graduation he taught English at a private school and then joined the faculty at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he taught American literature and the humanities for many years.
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We are disappointed to find that the self-taught are also self-centered, although a moment's reflection should tell us that you have to be self-centered to become self-taught.
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Exactly -- we had no one that "taught" us. Right?
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You know, I — my — my mother taught me this.
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" Brown even taught the host how to say, "OKKURRRR.
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" He continues: "It taught you how to think ahead.
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We're taught to hate our flaws — not embrace them.
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Climate ____ My feminist mother taught me to speak up.
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"In the 1960s and '85033s she taught history at two largely African-American public high schools in Washington, D.C. … Her example taught me the importance of equality for all Americans," he said.
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Mr. Billington, who died in Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, lived in McLean, Va. He taught history at Harvard from 1957 to 1962, then moved to Princeton, where he taught until 1974.
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The Dutch do childhood differently with a keen emphasis on independence — children are taught not to depend on adults too much, and adults are taught to let children solve their own problems.
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And if you were never taught how to do these things — which many millennials weren&apost, since personal finance isn&apost taught in many schools — of course it won&apost come naturally.
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MasterClass, which charges $90 for each "MasterClass," currently features five options, including five hours of acting class that are taught by Oscar winner Dustin Hoffman; two hours of advanced tennis techniques taught by tennis great Serena Williams; 22 lessons on writing taught by bestselling author James Patterson; and 16 video lessons by entertainer Usher on the art of performance.
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They taught each other witchcraft in hopes of improving the dire political situation around them, even while the tools they'd been taught in school (call your senators, read the news) were failing them.
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"My uncles always taught me — they taught me how to have a savings account," James told Carter in a separate conversation on UNINTERRUPTED, the digital platform that he and Carter launched in 2014.
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Regarding our educational system: Since there's no national standard in the US on who gets taught what (or when they get taught), kids get a range of information depending on where they live.
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We're all taught that drugs are bad, but in terms of what we see visually black girls are taught that you aren't respected or acknowledged from the moment you walk in the door.
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It seems questionable to suppose, for example, that children are taught to think of themselves as poets in a way they aren't taught to think of themselves as, say, storytellers or director-playwrights.
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The full stories of slavery, mortgage redlining and police violence against African-Americans, she said, are not taught — just as, in extremis, the history of the Khmer Rouge was not taught in Cambodia.
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I click it, the room disappears, and I'm given a piece of narrative (italics in the text): My mother taught me this game, which her mother taught her — a trick for falling asleep.
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"When schoolchildren are taught how to hide from active shooters before being taught how to write their name, we know that we have a problem in this country with gun violence," said Rep.
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It taught me to accept challenges and take the initiative.
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"Being a mother has taught me so much," she adds.
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"He taught me to sing from my heart," she said.
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Serving in the Army for 34 years taught retired Gen.
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But you know I taught your little mister to tingle.
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I was taught to value job security above anything else.
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The book taught Darwin's doctrine as fact, but it didn't
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Art students in Minnesota being taught by an Iranian sculptor.
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He taught me - Jesus did how to love my enemies.
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Paty was taught to make pambazos by Lupita, her mother.
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The first lesson taught the difference between weather and climate.
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But our "swim" taught me that motherhood isn't a turnoff.
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SO I THINK THAT'S IT. SPORTS TAUGHT ME SO MUCH.
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That made what I'd been taught not make sense anymore.
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" Highlight: "Most girls are taught to avoid risk and failure.
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The Cold War is now taught in high school history.
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He taught me how to think about the stock market.
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He taught me a lot about the relationship show format.
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My mum taught me to never apologise for my sexuality.
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You taught me to hold my head above the marsh!
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He's also proactively taught himself about the world of finance.
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We're taught that gray is bad and signifies getting older.
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Charles has taught us all about the things that matter.
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Fallon even taught Clinton a new Snapchat trick: bug eyes.
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These are schools where no math or science is taught.
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In medical school we were taught relatively little about abortion.
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The Michigan loss taught her aides something about expectations management.
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Classes are taught on nearly 70 U.S. campuses or online.
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He had been previously taught by his mom at home.
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Because of Jesus, I was taught that suffering is good.
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I've taught my children about the land and its history.
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Growing up with schizophrenia has taught me invaluable life lessons.
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The history taught in Catalan schools has a nationalist tinge.
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It has also taught me how to reduce my thoughts.
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If grandmère taught me anything, it's that royalty never settles.
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I grew up being taught to both shame and enable.
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It taught me to get up, push through, and persevere.
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His mother taught him a love for nature and reading.
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You taught me what it REALLY means to Love somebody.
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I taught myself — French knots, satin, stem, and couching stitches.
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But are boys taught, in return, to care about ours?
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Very few of us are taught to share our stories.
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So she taught in Canada, Finland, Japan, Singapore and Shanghai.
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Much of the canon taught in literary programs is male.
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The "Me too" movement taught many men they were wrong.
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I'm very keen on children being taught mindfulness in schools.
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Some were lured by Skowhegan, where they'd studied or taught.
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"But I will never leave behind what you've taught me."
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"You literally taught me how to sing," she told McBride.
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"We were taught that America was the enemy," he said.
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Cole's power, I was taught, could one day free Brown.
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News literacy isn't something that is taught only in schools.
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If 85033 taught America anything, it's that polling predicts nothing.
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Previously, he taught finance at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Submit your story about how you've taught with The Times.
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I even taught them how to be a good tailor.
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Penelope's boyfriend at the time taught me to play bass.
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Time and time again, boys are taught to keep trying.
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Kazu, more than anything, taught me how to see things.
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After college, she worked for the millinery union and taught.
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But this is what loss has taught me of love.
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"You taught me how to be a mom," said Kris.
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And I'm so proud of what my mother taught me.
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I have taught sharpening to furniture makers for 41 years.
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For you have taught us that #nuggsforcarter are truly #nuggsforall.
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New Orleans taught me that mourning takes many different forms.
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It needs to be taught, practiced, and earned over time.
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DeHaas said the experience taught her daughter a valuable lesson.
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" Hart said Rock taught him to make his comedy "universal.
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I taught myself to program computers when I was 13.
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And for 48 hours, it taught itself how to dance.
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And so he taught me about this boxer, as well.
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"The narcos taught us how to industrialise it," he says.
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In Pakistan, evolution is only taught at the university level.
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I think sometimes they're not necessarily taught in business school.
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" It taught him "to keep my guard up, 100 percent.
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Tom Brady's $200 cookbook taught you to eat like him.
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Reddy taught at Pennington from August 2013 to August 2017.
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Al taught me the song and together we arranged it.
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This is not what they taught me in English class!
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Yes, this is how I taught myself how to cook.
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Here are four big things that Krueger taught the world.
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And she was taught early on to treasure the elderly.
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Facebook taught us that we can only consider them together.
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"FG: "And he taught me that — and grounded me — immediately.
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You have taught me so much about love and kindness.
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We aren't taught, as a society, to really love ourselves.
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Its practices are taught through the Ohio Opioid Education Alliance.
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Time, as Stephen Hawking taught us, is a strange concept.
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He also taught American foreign policy at Johns Hopkins University.
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They taught us about compassion and we decided to follow.
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"You taught me what a library was for," Crystal muses.
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Here's the passage in full: I taught in the afternoons.
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THE FIRST MBA was taught at Harvard University in 2000.
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We have taught ourselves, wrongly, that there is no alternative.
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The other day, I taught Momo to ride a bicycle!
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Bohn said history has taught her to be cautiously optimistic.
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"We've been taught that rabbits are cute," Mr Bernal lamented.
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Those are the words and lessons you have taught me.
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This is how new hires a supposed to be taught.
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Experts taught workshops in balloon twisting, puppetry and airbrush art.
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That's the hard lesson the rise of ISIS taught us.
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He previously taught at La Salle University and Syracuse University.
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Rad said that getting the boot taught him two things.
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Then he taught himself to code on his family's farm.
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This is the version of positive thinking cancer taught me.
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I've taught at least four different programming languages, including assembly.
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Teachers weren't always interested in changing the way they taught.
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Has she taught you anything about skin care and makeup?
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I've always taught my daughters to love who they are.
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He's taught me a lot of good tips and tricks.
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Olive oil for everything is what my mom taught me.
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Today, it's mainly taught in the suburban outskirts of Rio.
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I was never taught that the gringo was my friend.
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It taught us how fragile even our robust institutions are.
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We're taught to fear the gynecologist, and that's a problem.
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It's taught me that firmness and kindness must go together.
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Friend Amanda Stauffer said Lapine taught her to play guitar.
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Asian Americans have been taught to keep our heads down.
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They really taught us the process because we weren't equipped.
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The internet is a frightening place — Catfish taught us that.
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My dad taught me how to sequence on the piano.
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But too bad Beanie, you taught me to be myself.
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He taught me to treat everyone with respect and kindness.
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It has taught us how to exist and think communally.
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I've taught them; many of their parents were my students.
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"My grandmother taught me how to make cornbread," she says.
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In war, we are taught, there are winners and losers.
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He taught us the basics, how they teach Indian singers.
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From childhood, women are taught that sex is something dangerous.
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I was taught that from a very very young age.
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I was taught to have a bigger purpose in life.
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More importantly, with the right algorithms, they can be taught.
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"He went in, he taught them a lesson," Trump said.
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As kids we're taught bears are cute and cuddly creatures.
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I feel very lucky for all they have taught me.
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It's not taught in schools and it is constantly evolving.
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One who taught every technique in clear and simple language.
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After she joined the court, Scalia taught her to shoot.
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"He taught me how important life was," the girl said.
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The Surface Studio taught me the exact opposite was true.
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So, forget what Snow White taught you and wake up.
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First, remove the beam from your own eye, Jesus taught.
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One of the kids Houser taught won the whole thing.
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Your students are using the strategy that you taught them.
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The range of degrees taught in Tibetan has expanded too.
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So many unbelievable things it taught me and provided me.
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But instead… [pause] I taught the children what fear is.
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Because, they relentlessly taught us, in America anything is possible.
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My years in Obamaworld taught me the value of perseverance.
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Q: What has the skincare business taught you about finances?
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And in a way, food taught me what I wanted.
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Everyone is being taught how to express themselves for sure.
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I'VE BEEN TAUGHT BY YOU THAT THAT IS THE CASE.
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She taught us to read before we went to kindergarten.
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Anatomy is commonly taught as a substitute for sex education.
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Lana Turner, her babysitter, taught her to tweeze her brows.
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He also taught constitutional law at the University of Chicago.
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The classes are taught by instructors chosen by Yoga Journal.
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My situation has taught me one thing above all else.
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She taught photography in high school; we talked about that.
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He says that Lee taught him the importance of flexibility.
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I've been taught to fight for what I believe in.
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But Ive said that Jobs taught him how to focus.
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The ancient Greeks taught that inaccurate language poisons the soul.
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His catchy tunes taught kids about grammar, math and civics.
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If 2016 taught me anything, it's to never say never.
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You taught me everything but how to let you die.
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She previously taught at Vassar College before joining Fusion GPS.
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He also taught there and established a visiting journalist program.
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Two decades of hyperglobalism taught us four important lessons: a.
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"She taught me how to face my cancer and live."
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We were taught to stick to the tried and tested.
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Ms. Parks taught her how to sew, Ms. Baldwin said.
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It's been awhile since I taught her a new trick.
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I pretty much taught myself to fish by age 8.
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He taught public school when he wasn't driving, he said.
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You have taught your children to be respectful of everyone.
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In his spare time, he taught himself to play guitar.
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"Our dad taught us to treat everybody well," he continued.
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But they also influence what is taught to our children.
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Dalio's experience taught him that many mental differences are physiological.
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As a child, she taught herself to play several instruments.
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He taught a lot and was generous with young artists.
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Recently, his piano tuner taught him about the mute pedal.
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I squared my shoulders, just as I had been taught.
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Its longevity has taught us much about operating on Mars.
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"As a diplomat, you're taught to try everything," Sombatpiboon said.
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"Colorado taught me a lot about politics," Mr. Trump said.
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Patience is what she said the program has taught her.
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They've also taught me a thing or two about expectations.
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Prohibition taught us that laws that ignore reality invite lawlessness.
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Another "peer" had a doctorate and taught the gifted kids.
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And I never taught them because, well, I loved them.
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Roth taught comparative literature, mostly at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Mr. Obama taught constitutional law at the university law school.
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The strings had taught him how his sinker should behave.
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I can watch and be taught by the truly ingenuous.
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He also taught at Stichting Euregio University in The Netherlands.
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What Running Taught Me About Life, Laughter and Coming Last.
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A professor from the nearby university who taught medical sciences?
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His mother taught nursing, and his father was an obstetrician.
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Another guard, an older Sudanese fighter, taught them to pray.
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As kids, we're only really taught about biology and disease.
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They taught me about gun safety, and I started shooting.
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Sex work has taught me that my time is valuable.
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Therapy has taught me how to deal with my feelings.
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"That's what he taught me," he adds motioning to Hires.
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I don't even remember getting taught any of that shit.
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At camp, we were taught the police were our enemies.
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It taught us precisely what is required in polite society.
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I was always taught to believe that America is great.
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She's also taught me when in doubt, wear black, always.
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This year, Duncan took over as Chairwoman and taught drums.
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They taught me the true meaning of the word heroine.
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Trump has taught the Republican Party a few unfortunate things.
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Some of what I discovered contradicts everything we've been taught.
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We taught the world how to hustle on this record.
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I've often wondered why these concepts aren't taught in schools.
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She taught me to see myself as an independent person.
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But the second way can be taught, learned, and implemented.
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"Katrina taught us a lot of lessons," Rukia Lumumba said.
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It sort of rebels against what you're taught in school.
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The experience taught him bitcoin doesn't work as a currency.
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Perhaps most important, he taught me how to fly fish.
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We are all natural listeners; we are only taught readers.
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History has taught that over and over and over again.
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We have no knowledge except what You have taught us.
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That taught me to take risks, to trust your gut.
|
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I conquered cancer because of what Coach Wooden taught me.
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He taught at the University of Chicago starting in 1962.
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What if we taught kids that silence is bad manners?
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Robert 4D: This summer I taught how to be responsible.
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Have you taught with our Article of the Day feature?
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"Quiet eye should be taught from Day 1," Vickers says.
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Its horrors are taught in schools and denounced by officials.
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He taught courses in stratigraphy, oceanography, historical geology and paleontology.
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" He thought about the word I had taught him. "Genocide!
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Above all, they are taught to avoid contact with men.
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First they taught us the Quran, then how to pray.
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They taught us by using a goat as an example.
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Intergenerational poverty taught me to make something out of nothing.
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They taught me my first lessons in the narrative art.
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Before dawn, he taught himself the logic of the equation.
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He taught AP physics at American High School in Fremont.
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"I'm teaching my daughter what I wasn't taught," she said.
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She also taught humanities at Princeton from 1989 to 2006.
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Do you think this history should be taught in schools?
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"The history of gay men isn't taught," Mr. Burnap said.
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Enron's collapse taught me that large companies can be rotten.
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Vincente Minnelli taught him to be a stickler for detail.
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Therefore it was "taught" that men were better job candidates.
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In the 1970s, he taught at San Diego State University.
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My grandmother taught English to Hungarian Holocaust survivors in Cincinnati.
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I have taught and studied negotiation for almost 20 years.
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We taught each other so much about life and music.
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Remember when you taught your parents how to use email?
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But since the blockade began, Abotaleb had taught himself tricks.
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That's what power looks like because we've been taught that.
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She played them on the recorder, which she taught herself.
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Opinion Columnist My older brother Michael taught me many things.
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My husband taught me how to use the nail gun.
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The constructor Mike Shenk taught me how to make them.
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What was the first instrument you taught yourself to play?
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My second year of grad school, I taught analytical writing.
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Others taught vertebrate anatomy or biology, or were dedicated amateurs.
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We were staying with family friends who taught at Columbia.
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He taught himself to play the piano from YouTube clips.
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He taught there for the rest of his academic career.
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She's taught me how to maintain my sanity and happiness.
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In 1972 he taught his first cooking class in Florence.
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The writer taught reading and education at Elgin Community College.
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A consultant taught Ms. Le Coze how to control costs.
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Mr. Ince taught physics at a school before entering politics.
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Huzayfah: They taught you how to deal with locals there.
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Many of the courses are taught by Ivy League universities.
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I always tell people a dog taught me about racism.
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Bad experiences have taught us to be wary of scammers.
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That's a history lesson still desperately needing to be taught.
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Chan taught physics at American High School in Fremont, Calif.
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"Amazon taught us how to create a brand," he said.
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Syria taught me that knowledge does not lead to accountability.
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" Los Angeles, he said, taught him that "alignment is critical.
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His best friend taught him discipline and how to wrestle.
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But she taught me what the character was covering up.
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Nobody taught her to perform or gave her a cue.
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Whether you agreed with him or not, Charles's column taught.
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Chess is also taught in more than 200 regular schools.
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I remember the day my parents taught me this lesson.
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I was taught to bring food up to my lips.
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I'd taught a few of his sonnets the previous spring.
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And most importantly they taught me to love myself again.
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Girls aren't born with poo shame — it's something they're taught.
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The gap years after "Pariah" taught her to be strategic.
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This was sophisticated food, I was taught; this was cuisine.
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He, Wallace, and King taught themselves criminal and civil law.
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The more measured approach that Professor Christensen taught was ignored.
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Partly, the state has taught them to think that way.
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The investigations so far have taught us a great deal.
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Feature The Marine Corps taught Sam Siatta how to shoot.
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My parents taught me self pity is not gonna work.
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But he was a fisherman, and he taught me woodsmanship.
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" She added: "This place taught me to have a life.
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In 1959, she married Richard Xavier Chase, who taught economics.
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They made her feel welcome and taught her the basics.
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This is not the only massacre rarely taught in schools.
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"Uncle John Taught Trump About Fire and Fury," from Bloomberg.
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Monster imagery that taught me that I was a monster.
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He taught me the limitless depths of the human heart.
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Right now, you're the one who needs to be taught.
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He taught me to love the transformative power of music.
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He taught at The Gunnery before he went to Choate.
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His emergence from each may have taught him a lesson.
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She said he taught her that her opportunities were boundless.
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So she bought a workbook and taught him at home.
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Professor Johnson, who taught at Hampshire College in Amherst, Mass.
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But if it doesn't get taught, it will be forgotten.
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But no one taught us how to cope with PTSD.
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"2011 taught people that dictators eventually leave," he said Monday.
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My mother taught me to read before I started school.
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"Guerrilla War Tactics Taught at Scarsdale High," it was headlined.
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Yeah, that was Spit Varnish 101, as taught by Jonathan.
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Violence has taught her a permanent lesson about her body.
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He taught readers of GQ and Details how to dress.
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We're taught to view consumerism and advertisements with skepticism today.
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Ripley: You've taught a lot of agents over the years.
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"He taught me everything," Mr. Tang said in an interview.
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So she bought a workbook and taught him at home.
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It was a lesson Mr. Kohl taught other Western leaders.
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She's taught me to trust others and to be nicer.
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Frederick Clifton Packard Jr., who taught English F, was donated.
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Ellison taught at Bard and New York University and elsewhere.
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They taught me about it and explained it to me.
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They're taught to "play through the pain," emotional and physical.
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"Women aren't taught to get comfortable with making people uncomfortable."
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Farook taught Marquez motor mechanics, and introduced him to Islam.
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I taught kids how to program with the Logo turtle.
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The exhibition taught me how to truly look at art.
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I've taught Spanish to our high school students since 2013.
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Perhaps he's taught them to subvert authority, to his benefit.
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Now, I wasn't taught to make the bed every day.
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If I'm being honest, she taught me how to live.
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He taught at a new school in a new city.
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It taught me to say yes to lots of things.
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"I was taught early how to make money," he says.
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After graduating, he taught at Avni from 1972 until 1974.
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We didn't have anyone who taught us, to teach us.
|
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But compliance and suggestibility aren't hardwired traits: We're taught them.
|
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Nora Ephron taught her how to give a dinner party.
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But if it doesn't get taught, it will be forgotten.
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Professor Johnson, who taught at Hampshire College in Amherst, Mass.
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"She taught me how to use it," Ms. Perez said.
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My father's a professor and my mother taught elementary school.
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Again and again, my father taught me to do that.
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" The partner responds: "You taught us to be a wolf.
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Economic debate changed; even the way economics was taught changed.
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They have absorbed skills that haven't been taught in school.
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They taught that no one is ever too far gone.
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Givenchy often told interviewers: ""Balenciaga taught me everything I know.
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" She taught him, Mr. Grant said, "all about being uncluttered.
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She taught me that a gamble ought not be reckless.
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My dad always taught us to value where you live.
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EC: I taught art at the San Francisco County jail.
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Ayan's life and unexpected death have taught me so much.
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But I was taught that we were all one people!
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He taught fiction writing, the short story and dramatic literature.
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I taught for years to support myself and my children.
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JS: You have taught for 18 years at Columbia University.
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Have I not taught you to be snarky and mean?
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I led field classes for years, taught classes for years.
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It was Father himself who had taught us to pray.
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He taught Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd.
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Two people that taught my holography are in the audience.
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JA: I taught a whole course on political biographies once.
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His father was an electrician, and his mother taught piano.
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Marley taught me about living each day with unbridled exuberance and joy, about seizing the moment and following your heart... Mostly, he taught me about friendship and selflessness and, above all else, unwavering loyalty.
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Individual schoolteachers vary in quality (like practitioners of other professions), with students taught by average teachers earning significantly more as adults than those taught by teachers in the bottom 5 percent of the distribution.
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He taught me (his pictures taught me) that while what was on the catwalks was interesting, it was what happened to the clothes afterward — how they were used, or not used — that really mattered.
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Persona 4's Naoto Shirogane taught me that questioning my own body was fine, while one semester of Virginia Woolf's books taught me more about trans women than my entire pre-college academic experience.
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"What we want to ensure is that ... we are teaching in a grade-appropriate level those facts that have not been taught in a way they should have been taught in Oklahoma," she said.
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" Braxton-Andrew taught Spanish at the Woodlawn School in Mooresville, which posted a message on Instagram that said, "You taught us to live life to the fullest, and your life will continue to inspire us.
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I lived and taught in Louisiana until recently, and there you had a well-educated Republican governor [Bobby Jindal] who was backing a law that allowed creationism to be taught in public school science classes.
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The man who created The X Files taught me so many things, but if I had to boil it down to one lesson he taught me, it'd be to expect greatness from all my writers.
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Sallie Krawcheck Co-founder and chief executive officer, Ellevest Boys are taught from the home to go to make money, become the C.E.O., go for it, and girls are taught to budget and be careful.
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To the Editor: Re "Math, Taught Like Football," by John Urschel (Sunday Review, May 12): Mr. Urschel has recognized a fundamental problem in mathematics education: Children are taught to endure math class, not enjoy it.
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Limiting its scope to American art, it tries to map the intersections of taught and untaught over the last century, examining not only the place of self-taught art now but how it got here.
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"Especially having a daughter, I feel negativity is taught," Williams said.
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Ballet has taught me the importance of combining passion with discipline.
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"I've always taught my students the importance of honesty," he says.
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"He taught me about finances with a simple statement," Smith said.
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Rinse the rice and cook it as Kim Severson has taught.
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But at least it taught me how to overcome that hurt.
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Are you self-taught, and how did you get into that?
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We're so often taught not to speak of politics or religion.
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My mother taught me how to read and how to write.
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The center taught him how to live a more meaningful life.
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And the younger generation, they're taught in very short time windows.
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Prosecutors are wisely taught to de-humanize criminal defendants at trial.
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And if the struggle taught her anything, it's to keep going.
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I taught myself that Yes was only a few No's away.
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And it will either be taught to me or to you.
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Taught me a lot about gentle humanity, as animals often do.
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Link purportedly taught that Holocaust denial is a valid historical viewpoint.
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He taught me simplicity in making your mark as an actor.
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He was funny and loved cooking and valued being self-taught.
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He taught accounting at the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology.
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Both Falk and Auster taught at the trendy meditation space MNDFL.
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We're taught to smile pretty, play it safe, get all A's.
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How does this differ from ordinary geometry taught in high school?
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If Econ 101 taught us anything, it's that supply follows demand.
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Then humans taught them to change lanes without smashing into things.
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But it's very difficult, of course, and it can't be taught.
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Three hard-fought battles taught her to never get too comfortable.
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The company's AI researchers have taught the bots how to negotiate.
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Schiffer taught world history at Cypress Springs High School in Cypress.
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So I think what he's taught me is to stay calm.
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It's also taught him the value of forging your own path.
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"She taught me to be grateful for every moment," says Laurie.
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High, taught, and swishy as hell, I'm not your mother's ponytail.
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I determine how well students understand the material I've taught them.
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I taught myself to cook by ignoring the semi-homemade route.
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The Google Glass "glasshole" debacle taught us that lesson as well.
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They also taught me to have compassion and understanding for others.
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But it taught us the art of patience in the studio.
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Trans women were taught to be that way, onscreen and off.
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I really love how I was taught how to be Jewish.
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I have always lived and taught my children to be inclusive.
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It was put together by self taught animator Thomas Rawle, a.k.a.
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They are fed and taught to process massive amounts of data.
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You can check our her book, What Jackie Taught Us, here.
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Even more, 89%, said LGBTQ history should be taught in schools.
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I knew that Scary Mary was damaging the children she taught.
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I taught classes as large as 60 students on my own.
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She has taught at Kent State, her alma mater, since 2016.
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TikTok's algorithm taught him what the internet really wanted — cute kids.
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My father taught me this it's smart money versus dumb money.
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Every preschool I taught at worked under a very tight budget.
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"Jesus taught us to love radically, unconditionally, and sacrificially," she wrote.
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Her mother, the former Ruth Palmer Smith, taught high school biology.
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"Brad said Jake taught him how to love," Staicey told me.
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The experience also taught her another important lesson: Persistence is critical.
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A. In a city landscape, we are taught to accept cynicism.
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He didn't always fall in line with what was being taught.
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Jörg: No. It's not really something that is taught in school.
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They taught you about life, and it made me deeply spiritual.
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She taught me and I kind of just fell in love.
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Many of these new institutions churn out cheaply taught business degrees.
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"You're taught to run hard there," Yankees manager Joe Girardi noted.
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Experts from a Harvard graduate program taught them political organizing skills.
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Hamlet is taught because it is interesting to think about Hamlet.
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It not only taught bright young people from around the empire.
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In the interim her rough life had taught her smooth soaring.
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He also taught at the University of Maryland's college of journalism.
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"My dad taught me to listen and to learn," she reflects.
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Lincoln's life is valuable, and he has taught us so much.
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She'd been taught that there was ruin in too much improvisation.
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In the Jewish community, we are taught to welcome the stranger.
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If there's anything my mom taught me, it's to enjoy life.
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Here's what solo traveling taught me about finding a soul mate.
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No business course taught me anything that I was doing here.
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I also taught my kids the difference between need and want.
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It's taught me a lot, and I'm still learning about it.
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That opinion is now taught in law school intellectual property classes.
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And he's just taught me to be spicier all the time.
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It taught itself the paper-thin nuances of a hanging chad.
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" -- via Twitter Debbie Allen "Diahann Carroll you taught us so much.
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You taught me about sweat lodges and the secret of escaping.
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You taught me about past lives and the value of time.
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Now you can't be sexy in the way you've been taught.
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"Even my worst experiences have taught me so much," Kim said.
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"We're being taught coding," says Stacey Wanyoike, a Year 10 student.
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He taught us everything we need to know about work ethic.
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We'd figure it out automatically, but machines must still be taught.
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"They taught us to embrace our bodies," Elle, 25, tells PEOPLE.
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Ms. Verdy lived in Bloomington and taught at Indiana University there.
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It was a lesson my mother taught me every rainy morning.
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For me, her legacy is she taught me to accept myself.
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Those four sassy ladies taught us a lot about aging gracefully.
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The NRA originally taught people how to shoot safely and accurately.
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Many students battle to keep up with lessons taught in Mandarin.
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These are just thoughts, my therapist has taught me to say.
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And the lesson that taught me is that Drake is everywhere.
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"He has never been taught how to help me," she said.
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But this truth "cannot be taught by analytical deduction", he added.
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Signs we are taught by doctor to look for asthmatic children.
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As the Brexit vote taught us, complacency comes at a price.
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As Ronald Reagan taught us, repetition is the key to messaging.
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