There, he spoke of having learned the meaning of suffering.
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Athen wasn't yet competing, only recently having learned what competition means.
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Pavelich knew how to work with wood, having learned from his father.
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Jessa's at the door, having learned of the miracle of life within.
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The reservoir, having learned the system's dynamics, can reveal how it will evolve.
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Having learned some sign language since elementary school, he tries to make amends.
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Not having learned my lesson, I said I would be leaving from Idlewild.
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But they're rarely boring, and listeners often come away having learned something new.
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Fortunately, Pam wasn't afraid of the stigma, having learned from her own family's mistakes.
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But, when it doesn't, I typically come away from it having learned something valuable.
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Ngangkari feel they are highly trained, having learned so much about medicinal plants and health.
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I walked away having learned something else, and more important: that Google is a monopoly.
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I cannot change the past and hope to move forward having learned a great deal.
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Having learned both Dutch and Portuguese at an early age, she became a respected translator.
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The Democrats, having learned their lesson from the 2016 debacle, finally got their act together.
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Several Senate Democrats have been investigating Ramirez's allegations, after having learned about them last week.
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Having learned and grown, Cassuis returns to his roots to live happily with Tessa Thompson's Detroit.
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Death Wish is getting ready, having learned from its 15 minutes of fame back in 2013.
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The brazen feline scurried away as soon as he was freed, hopefully having learned his lesson.
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However, he thinks having learned the lessons of 2008, these investors do have some dry powder.
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Beijing, apparently having learned from the SARS epidemic, has pushed for faster and more drastic action.
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Having learned that I made these women upset and feel uncomfortable, I do apologize, without qualification.
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Having learned from Court's mistakes, King refused to be fooled by Riggs' tricky drop shots and lobs.
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Cap walks away with the moral high ground, having learned only that he was right all along.
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Having learned from a neighbor about Case's disappearance, he decided to dig into the dirt, police say.
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Until then, we seem intent on repeating the same mistakes, having learned little to nothing from experience.
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He left the public eye in 2017 promising to listen, but has returned having learned seemingly nothing.
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But having learned how to play center, started at right tackle, played guard, that's a lot of value.
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I'd stopped doing yoga after having learned last time that side twists are verboten during the first trimester.
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Unclear was whether he was referring to having learned through a briefing, a conversation, or a media report.
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Having learned from its slow response to Ebola, the Obama administration is trying to move faster against Zika.
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Having learned from the trauma of getting things wrong in the past makes them cocksure about the future.
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For instance, she wrote, Mr. Moore had reached his teenage years without having learned the most fundamental things.
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Having learned that palm oil plantations destroyed the habitats of orangutans, the scouts began checking products for palm oil.
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Venus leaves Gemini on July 3, and we will come away from this period having learned some important lessons.
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Earlier that day he had called out of work for a "family emergency" after having learned of the investigation.
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Dele Alli, a mercurial England attacker, is unusual for having learned in what he has called "a concrete cage".
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The academics and bankers also deserve blame for having learned so little from the world's last boom-bust cycle.
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And few states' public officials have shown less concern or taken less action after having learned of the problem.
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There should be a challenge, the theme should be tight, you should walk away from it having learned something.
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I want to go to bed tonight having learned something that I couldn't play yesterday — something different, something new.
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Isaac's wife Harriet is a self-taught makeup artist, having learned a variety of techniques from watching YouTube videos.
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Berger enrolled at Wits, anyway, having learned that the school's fossil vault held specimens that had never been described.
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A Cubs fan takes the long view, having learned to think in hundred-year increments — the length between championships.
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Having learned the ropes at an old-school firm, he set up SAC as a kind of corporate espionage agency.
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Iraq, a key American ally against Islamic State, was "taken aback," having learned of the ban through American news media.
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And despite having learned this the hard way, year after year after year, we never actually never get any better.
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Having learned her lesson, for instance, Leslie Tayne in Long Island has taken a different tack in her current relationship.
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Having learned that the Zika virus poses threats to developing fetuses, governments and media outlets gave instructions to the population.
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And time and time again, like Charlie Brown and his football, we're eager to repeat our mistakes, having learned nothing.
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Robbie is the spitting image of Sharon Tate, having learned to hold her face in just the right accommodating smile.
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In the meantime, Green does what she can, having learned from watching Webb that even the smallest gestures are meaningful.
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She's a true student of the game of thrones, having learned so much from Cersei, Tyrion, and Littlefinger, among others.
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Their teenage daughter, Paige (Holly Taylor), having learned that her parents are spies, is being groomed for the family business.
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He's also a lifelong outdoorsman, having learned to hunt and fish from his Czech grandparents, Ivanka Trump wrote in 22018.
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He insists on it even after the local hospital rejects hosting Fiennes to perform the surgery, having learned of its harmfulness.
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Trump, having learned nothing from history, fired FBI Director James Comey and tried to fire special counsel Robert Mueller last summer.
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The program itself seems to have fallen into a natural rhythm as well, the organizers having learned from early blunders and misfires.
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The Super Cruise team made driver awareness a major priority in its development, no doubt having learned from Tesla's Autopilot crash saga.
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And we face some struggles of our own, having learned to navigate society, adolescence, and our own sexuality outside of hetero norms.
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Having learned traditional drumming from her grandmother, she took her skills to local contests, eventually defying expectations to win prizes and recognition.
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Halaobek knows the traditional ski-building process well, having learned it from his father, who learned it from his father before him.
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She took care not to tug on the seams of her protective suit, having learned the hard way that it will unravel.
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Because, despite the presence of the cane she uses since having learned again to walk, Ms. Mitchell appears radiant and robust. 7.
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" In more poetic terms, the machine is learning more than just colors, with Pritch describing it as having "learned something inherent to pictures.
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"If we're saying we want to defeat Trump, we can't be like Trump and make excuses for not having learned lessons," Harris said.
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Having learned that he wasn't the saint I always thought him to be, I find I don't want to speak to him much.
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Having learned their lesson, Yankee officials vow they will continue to keep up with the new generation's whims, preferences and limited attention spans.
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Having learned from these mistakes, we now follow new protocols that guide us to accept and affirm transgender youths in their transgender identities.
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They are all ready to move on with their lives, most having learned a great deal from the events of the past two seasons.
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She tells PEOPLE she has not had a seizure for more than a year now, having learned methods to keep her anxiety at bay.
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A moment later, I mixed him his favorite drink, having learned the ingredients by following a member of the bar staff in the basement.
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Ryan in his interview with Chris Wallace said Republicans, having learned from the failed health-care push, emphasized a "coordinated" effort on tax reform.
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Mr. Cohen has tried to portray Point72 as being a different animal from SAC and having learned from its entanglements with prosecutors and regulators.
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Emboldened by and having learned much from the first mission, Hayabusa 23 packs more equipment and plans a much longer stay at its destination.
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Alex Wong/Getty Images Marco Rubio leaves New Hampshire having learned a hard truth: Live by the expectations game, die by the expectations game.
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Having learned her undocumented status, the agents followed the ambulance and waited outside her hospital room so that she couldn't somehow escape their clutches.
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I'm hardly unusual among men of my generation for having learned a lot of what I know (but was afraid to ask) from him.
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Shortly after Wake Forest's trip, Mr. Trump disinvited the Eagles having learned that fewer than 10 members of the team planned to show up.
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If the gas runs out again, the family say it is prepared, having learned to cook on the bonfire set up in the patio.
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Having learned the secret of Hastar's treasure, Vinayak, now a grown man, keeps going to back to Tumbbad from Pune, where he now lives.
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But along the Bronx River — presumably having learned the lessons "The Power Broker" can teach — even Mr. Cuomo is thinking just a bit smaller.
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Maybe Donald Trump is indeed a genius, at least when it comes to avoiding taxes, having learned his craft in the nursery from Fred.
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Having a lot of respect for it, and having learned a lot about [polyamory] does not make it less scary or easier to undertake.
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According to Cyrus she came back from Canada having learned what a French kiss was and gave a demonstration for the kids in her class.
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It makes us happy to see parents raising little feminists who will grow up having learned values of equality and inclusivity from an early age.
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I'm incredibly happy being a human being, but I'm much happier having learned the lessons about being human that these other species have taught me.
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It can also handle glare, fog and darkness, having learned to do so on its own, according to Embark co-founder and CEO Alex Rodrigues.
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He was also a respected scholar of comparative Semitic languages, having learned the ancient languages of Aramaic and Syriac as well as Hebrew and Arabic.
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As "Game of Thrones" comes to an end with its last season, we should all come away having learned a lesson from the Stark sisters.
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Having learned at the feet of first his father and then his mentor and lawyer Roy Cohn, he had the tools to thrive in the shadows.
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Details: On Sunday, the TSA updated its "What Can I bring?" list, having learned of Epidiolex, which is used to treat seizures in children with epilepsy.
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But after using them for about a week, I sit before my computer, writing this review having learned my lesson about judging products by their predecessors.
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Our early ancestors having learned to make blades from flint and spears from wood used these tools not just for hunting but against their own kind.
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"Having learned of the political strife and resulting disruption to tea production, naturally we have serious concerns about supply," said Dilhan Fernando, director at Dilmah Tea.
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The view of Judaism in mainstream evangelicalism these days is much more one of pity, seeing Jewish people as incomplete & not having learned the full truth.
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Those familiar with Mr. Jagger know he is abnormally disciplined in his habits, having learned long ago the effort required to make difficult things look easy.
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Esty apologized last week after media reports revealed that she kept Baker on the payroll despite having learned of the abuse allegations against him by Kain.
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Having learned from him that no system works entirely well, academics turned to challenging follow-up questions, like whether some voting systems were better than others.
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He coaches CYO basketball, serves meals to needy families, and having learned from his mom, who was a schoolteacher in DC, tutors children at local elementary schools.
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He coaches CYO basketball, serves meals to needy families, and having learned from his mom who is a schoolteacher in D.C., tutors children at local elementary schools.
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Some also claim that eastern Germans, not having learned what democracy is like, are more easily frustrated with its tedious processes and often less-than-perfect results.
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But, having learned the lessons of unrestrained investment and borrowing, China may be doing what former leader Deng Xiaoping advised: crossing the river by feeling for stones.
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Having learned that her 17-week-old fetus would not live, Ms. Halappanavr repeatedly asked the staff to terminate the pregnancy to relieve her own worsening condition.
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Estranged from their native accents, they spoke in their grander borrowed ones a little carefully—as if, having learned their elocution lessons, they were now giving them.
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Since returning to power in 2012 and holding on to it, Mr. Abe has been viewed as having learned lessons and become a much more savvy politician.
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Deciding on the endorsement, she said, was in part a product of having learned to balance her twin roles as a dissident and a member of Congress.
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The Queen is a trained mechanic and truck driver, having learned during her service in World War II.Young Prince George is developing an artistic talent of his own.
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As fans knows, right now Bran Stark, played by Isaac Hempstead Wright, is the only one who knows his true parentage, having learned about it in a vision.
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Having learned the lessons that made him a better person for his wife, he recognized that "those were qualities that one should be pursuing regardless of any relationship."
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Reichert is a student of cinema verité, having learned from the likes of Jonas Mekas and Frederick Wiseman, as well as her participation in a feminist film collective.
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Of course, it wasn't enough for Trump, having learned from his father's example, to con the world into thinking he was far richer than the facts would show.
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Having seen the need, and having learned so much about caring for children with trauma in their backgrounds, we plan to continue fostering for many years to come.
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Ryan Fitzpatrick stepped to the podium near midnight in a makeshift news conference room at MetLife Stadium, just having learned he was no longer the Jets' starting quarterback.
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And, having learned firsthand what terrorists want and the destruction they cause, we have been working hard to persuade the international community to take a firm stand against terrorism.
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" However, after having learned from his past mistakes, the four-time NBA champion said he started "listening to people" and working with "people [who] are much smarter than me.
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Having learned the ropes over nearly two decades, Mr. Morfit is positioned to continue the kind of constructive activism that has produced annualized returns of 15 percent a year.
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Having learned about Daley's paintings from Brazil's ambassador to Jamaica in 1979 during the run of The Intuitive Eye, Boxer included them in that show's 1987 sequel, Fifteen Intuitives.
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Now that the threat has become reality, many think Europe will wind up blinking, assenting to some concessions, having learned that Mr. Trump is prepared to go to war.
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Having learned nothing from these attacks, she now plans to massively increase admissions without a screening plan, including a 500 percent increase in Syrian refugees coming into our country.
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What they'll say: Sandberg will paint Facebook as having learned the lessons of the 2016 election, when Russian operatives used the platform to push out content on divisive political conversations.
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We want her doing what she does best: plotting, scheming and saying nasty things, so can we just assume she emerged from the first film not having learned a thing?
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Arrival is about one woman's personal journey, and when the film ends, this woman and the audience, can walk out of the theater having learned from a complete, standalone experience.
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Having learned to check and double-check everything Donald Trump claimed, I had done the research to determine that the lottery had nothing to do with his Vietnam draft status.
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Having learned to read by literally buying words, Douglass had an intense sense of the power of language, of the double meanings of individual words; irony was ingrained in him.
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Games are more than just entertainment; they can help us live through experiences that are not our own and come out having learned something vital to the betterment of society.
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In a call with reporters on Tuesday, Mr. Zuckerberg argued that Facebook has been making progress on keeping elections safe, having learned from several races around the world since 2016.
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Compare that with Uber — which kept quiet about a massive October 2016 breach for the best part of a year, having learned that hackers stole the user data in November 2016.
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But even having learned his real name, officers did not discover that he was wanted in Massachusetts in the shooting 16 years earlier, the Queens district attorney's office said last week.
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Speaking specifically about safeguards on the commodity markets, Halford said that the bank had "done a lot of work" having learned the lessons of what happened a couple of years ago.
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"In vaccinating frontline health workers against Ebola, even before Uganda detects a single case, health authorities are being cautious having learned bitter lessons from previous outbreaks," the World Health Organization said.
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Having learned stenography as a young woman, Guy Blaché applied in 1894 for a secretarial job with Léon Gaumont, one of several French inventors experimenting with the potential of early cinematography.
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It was my first visit to the Tribe, having learned of it through friends who are regular attendees and speak highly of its impact on their lives for its nontraditional approaches.
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Having learned from the uncontested approach of U.S. forces in the Persian Gulf wars of 1991 and 2003, China has sought to deny the U.S. the same opportunity in East Asia.
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Melancon, a former Yankees prospect, has relied on elite control to thrive as a closer, having learned his standout cutter from one of the best ever in that role, Mariano Rivera.
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Having learned their lesson from previous boom-and-bust cycles, its leaders decided to set aside a third or more of what the city was taking in during the flush times.
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But the settlement racket too easily lets regulators feel like they're putting points on the board even while criminals continue to roam the streets, having learned the lesson that they're untouchable.
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Sometimes, she tells the stories of the creatures captured on camera as if they are soap opera episodes, having learned to recognize many individuals thanks to idiosyncratic coat patterns and tail kinks.
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Having learned from its earlier fumbles (Euro Disney initially refused to serve wine, a cardinal offence in France), Mr Iger has bent over backwards to respect local culture in the Shanghai resort.
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His company, Digicel, quickly established itself as a pace-setter in bringing mobile-phone services to the region, having learned how to operate in even tougher markets such as Papua New Guinea.
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He has said the aggrieved former students are simply looking for easy money after having learned valuable lessons about how to buy and sell real estate, obtain financing and spot undervalued properties.
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Stretching the limits of my Hindi, we got to know each other better every day, and soon family members were showing up for medical consultations, having learned that Sarah is a doctor.
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Elizabeth Esty, who has apologized after she kept on a top aide for several months despite having learned of abuse allegations against him, said Friday that she has no plans to resign.
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Having learned that his older brother, Andre, is secretly dating Nessa, he transforms a verse about supporting one another into a vicious verbal assault in front of a live audience of millions.
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Because in some ways it's a culmination of having learned from Ben Franklin and Einstein and Steve Jobs and Ada Lovelace and the innovators, and this is somewhat of a culminating book.
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Perhaps the filmmakers thought that wouldn't mix well with the new Lara's less explosive approach to fighting (she uses a bow and arrow, having learned archery for fun in her childhood back garden).
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Mr Lam says Mr Xi has no interest in political or ideological liberalisation, having "learned the lessons" of the vicissitudes experienced by party liberals such as his father, who was imprisoned by Mao.
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The Bangladesh central bank governor, Atiur Rahman, a widely respected economist, appeared to be caught by surprise, having learned of the theft only from Philippines news reports about a money-laundering investigation there.
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I will never know the pain Nabra's father feels having learned on a day meant to celebrate the love he has given his children that his little girl was snatched away from him.
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Perhaps having learned his lesson, Steinbrenner said last week that he had given Cashman the go-ahead to exceed the highest luxury tax threshold ($246 million) if it meant significantly improving the roster.
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"Having learned the art of photography initially under Weston's tutelage, Modotti became an outstanding photographer in her own right, with her own clientele, her own methodology, and certainly her own vision," Hooks writes.
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"Any time we give an African American book to the art department, whoever is working on it will ask about skin tone and hair texture, probably because of having learned from Kris," says Sogah.
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Having learned to code-switch between the fusty Dutch of the courtroom and the richly accented argot of her youth, she found it effortless to connect with the hardscrabble relatives of her criminal clientele.
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It was reported while Morgan was in a coma that his mother, having learned about the crash from TV news, had come to see him in the hospital and had been told to leave.
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But by then, Ware and Jolene are ready to face it, having learned how to defend their castle, each other and their true selves against a system that isn't always kind to change makers.
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She hardly seemed to need zone-heat in any case, having learned so early to blow on her hands if they were cold and to cuddle with us, if she needed to, for warmth.
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I basically watched this episode like I first watched Fight Club having learned the twist ahead of time — looking for clues and bracing myself for the rug to get pulled out from underneath me.
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But more than just shaming the human race, Thoemmes and her team think their findings underline the hidden consequences of having learned how to shelter ourselves from the outside world for long periods of time.
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If the protagonist herself was sick, then she would survive to the end of the novel, having learned some valuable lesson (and fallen in love with a super hot and compassionate guy — another McDaniel trope).
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Epic, having learned from past one-time live events like its iconic rocket launch and its most recent freezing over of the entire game map, smartly launched a special game mode specifically for the show.
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Only twelve weeks before he died, Washington was still trying to track down a slave who had escaped three years earlier, having learned that Martha Washington planned to give her away as a wedding present.
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Babies as young as four months old responded to a color despite not having learned the words to describe it, indicating that how we categorize colors is tied to the biology of how we see.
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Enrique Valenzuela, head of COESPO, the state population commission which oversees the center for migrants in Ciudad Juarez, said he had no prior knowledge of the new U.S. measure, having learned about it on television.
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Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs-partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays.
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Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs — partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays.
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She is seen as having learned the lessons of endurance and competition that her mother had hoped to impart—and the writing of her memoir comes off as a crucial part of her struggle. ♦
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The Yankees were less than a year removed from a failed experiment with Sonny Gray, having learned the hard way that not every talented pitcher can summon his best in front of 210,000 New Yorkers.
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But it strikes me that there's been some sort of role reversal, British dramatists having learned from Americans that you can write plays set in one room that still engage with public and political issues.
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With fans and KUWTK viewers finally having learned the sex of Kardashian's s first child on Sunday, they'll have to wait a little longer to find out what Kardashian and Thompson, 26, will name their daughter.
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Having learned from the previous presidential election, in which it fielded a meek conservative unable to take the fight to Mr Erdogan, the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) has produced Muharrem Ince, a charismatic campaigner.
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At most — as in an entirely invented and frankly unbelievable climax involving a kidnapping and a blackmail scheme — it shows her as having learned her way around a country, regardless of how little she belongs there.
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The drying up of scholarly expertise affects universities' ability to educate teachers — as well as aspiring lawyers, politicians, journalists and business leaders — who will enter their professions having learned too little about the nation's political history.
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By 19853, having learned to program in the computer languages Fortran and Basic, she was writing scripts that could create a grid with random vertical, horizontal and variously angled diagonal lines, as well as blank spaces.
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Having learned that the experiments with the midges back in episode three were being used to create pest-resistant strains of wheat (hello, GMOs), Philip realizes the death of the lab worker was entirely and utterly pointless.
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In fact, 25 percent of participants reported different memories altogether, such as first describing having learned from a fellow student in class, and years later saying they saw it on a TV news bulletin with their roommate.
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The upbeat breakup anthem, which she referred to as an "acceptance" song after having learned from her past relationships, became Grande's first track to top the Hot 100 chart, where it remained No. 1 for seven weeks.
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Having learned how to type on an electric typewriter in high school, she is now taking a computer course at the Brighton Family Center, a nonprofit in Newport, Ky. Ms. Flynn has four sons in their 20s.
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It's a perception that's followed Bird, a professional whistler who, having learned to play the instrument via the Suzuki Method from the age of four, graduated from Northwestern University with a bachelor's in violin performance in 1996.
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Fortunately, I crawled from this 2.5 hour flick having learned two vital lessons — the first being that I will never watch this film again, and the second being that guys should really wear more turtlenecks these days.
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Renowned for his brash investing tactics and unwavering self-confidence, Ackman adopted a new tone in his most recent letter to clients, saying he entered the new year humbled and having learned a number of hard lessons.
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Having learned from history what it takes to be the global leader, he is determined to dominate the Fourth Industrial Revolution, marked by breakthroughs in technologies that include artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, robotics, nanotechnology, bioengineering and quantum computing.
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The terror Sansa experiences at Ramsay's hands only ends once she — having learned a thing or two from Littlefinger about being duplicitous — calls upon the Vale to help her reclaim her rightful place as the figurehead of Winterfell.
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With more than a billion wireless subscribers and roughly 350 million users still on basic feature phones, India is a big prize for Samsung to lose, having learned harsh lessons in China, where it has lost market share.
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However, some cancers in some animals have been able to take on an infectious life on their own, having "learned" how to escape their original hosts and spread freely throughout the population like a bacteria or virus does.
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Republicans say the New York gang — perhaps having learned from watching Trump use his hometown papers to cut down fast-rising business partners and allies — have been shrewd to lay low and play the behind-the-scenes game.
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"I have a fondness for a puffy shoulder," said Hailey Gates, 28, the host of Viceland's "States of Undress" and a devoted wearer of Batsheva's line, having learned about it from Ana Kras, a photographer and furniture designer.
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But Blake, having learned equanimity in his old age, seemed uninterested in humoring Sexton's NBA thirsty ambitions, and seemed more interested in providing functional ball handling and distribution for his squad of 25-year-old post-college warriors.
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Having picked up the second loss of his career against Demian Maia at UFC 189, Gunni is focusing on "embracing the future" instead of dwelling on his defeat having learned from his mistakes against the Brazilian jiu jitsu legend.
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Too many shows in the past decade, having learned the wrong lessons from Joss Whedon, head straight for grim plot twists and deep angst without first taking the time to develop characters and situations that viewers actually care about.
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Having learned that she spent two years studying at "one of the most competitive and storied piano performance departments in the world," the narrator questions a former classmate and finds out esoteric information of interest only to a stalker.
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It mixes notes of joy with the feeling of having seen and lived through a lot, having seen your friends submit to unbelievable treatment from their neighbors, and having learned the ability to just keep going on, without fear.
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And so, when he picks up, she will say, Babe, I think we have a problem, but she will say it in the warmest, softest voice she owns, having learned from a master the way to deliver bad news.
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Hill's going ghost from the lesson is often read in the context of her having learned of love the hard way, through experience, not studying in the safe confines of a classroom, as she explained shortly after the album's release.
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Jesse, having learned Tulip got married in the three years the two were broken up, strings up her mobster husband, Viktor, in a harness hanging from the ceiling, with the implication that he might just get around to killing the guy.
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His iteration of Chiron is guarded, ripped, and imposing, but in contrast to his teenage self, he fills up space, having learned from time in juvie and then on the corner how to hide his vulnerability under a hard exterior.
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He can even shock the bourgeoisie, who as it turns out don't much mind being shocked, having learned long ago that a little innocuous "subversion" is a hell of a lot cheaper than paying more taxes or raising the minimum wage.
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Similarly, songs like "Sink Fast, Let Go" and "In Defence" show the band was still capable of going for the gut, having learned how to write songs that went in a million different directions but never spun out of control.
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It is possible to admire "One Thousand and One Nights" while having learned through hard experience that a writer who derives too much inspiration from it is generally one to avoid, unless what's desired is a self-inflicted intellectual glitter-bombing.
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Having a site that's discoverable on social media, loads quickly, includes engaging photos and videos, is easy to navigate, leaves you having learned something new, doesn't spam you with pop ups and doesn't crash your phone — pulling it all off is tough.
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In this post-Rocket Internet era, startups are pioneering more sustainable business models having learned the lessons of Lazada, which ran out of money before being bought by Alibaba, and Zalora, the parent of which closed a huge downround following issues raising.
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Thankfully, having learned their lessons the hard way, the economist community, financial market participants and the Fed have finally made their peace with the quirky pattern of GDP, as the tepid output gain has barely impacted expectations for the economy and the Fed.
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I have thought about this, having learned the art and science of effective email over a 30-year corporate career, and will gladly share with you a proactive approach — six emails you should send each week to directly enhance your prospects for success.
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For the most part, having learned from the 220006 crisis of the dangers of overly rigid exchange rate policies and of currency crisis contagion, practically all of the major emerging market economies have moved to very much more flexible exchange rate policies.
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But then she shifted tactics, cutting a hole in the fence to free the captives officers, having learned that Gloria (Selenis Leyva) struck a deal with the corporation to release the guards in exchange for leave to visit her critically injured son.
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But Wednesday morning, Mr. Brafman said the movie producer and his legal team had not had sufficient time to prepare testimony, having learned the details of the accusations and the identities of his accusers late Friday afternoon, just before Memorial Day weekend.
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They come back having learned all sorts of things they didn't know about how a public policy like the GI Bill enabled that person to be the first in their family to go to college, and how that changed the fate of the family forever.
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And I'm wondering, along with a lot of other people: Does the media emerge from this campaign year having learned important lessons that made it better — quicker to call a falsehood false (or, if you prefer, a lie a lie) and treat all comers seriously?
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Most concerning, despite his stated aversion to entering another war, he shows little sign of having learned a central lesson of the past two decades of American military action: that it is easy to start conflicts and impossible to predict how they might end.
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"Johnson has one of the best reputations in the industry for being a great guy and a hell of a marketing machine," Dergarabedian said, "so he will most certainly be back with a vengeance and also much the wiser having learned lessons from this sobering experience."
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From NBC's Carol E. Lee, Kristen Welker, Hallie Jackson, and Courtney Kube: Having learned of the dispute, the president was furious and told Kelly to give the first lady, who has a smaller East Wing staff than her recent predecessors, what she wanted, these people said.
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In addition to robust testing, quarantine facilities for more serious patients, and a monitoring system for those quarantined at home, Hong Kong -- having learned from the 2003 SARS outbreak that killed 299 people in the former British colony -- benefited from community buy-in to the response.
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In 2015, having learned of the existence of an Iron Curtain Trail for bicyclists, also known as Euro Velo 13, he decided to traverse its 10,000-odd kilometers, threaded along the borders of the former Soviet Union, from above the Arctic Circle to the Black Sea.
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"I am a stubborn optimist, I was born an optimist and will remain an optimist," added Annan, who often joked about having learned from locals to wear earmuffs against the freezing cold during his undergraduate years at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota, in the United States.
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Halpern, a retired radiologist who has lived in Broward since 1984, only found out his vote wasn't counted because, having learned from past experiences, he checked to see if his vote was counted "every single day," refreshing the supervisor of elections' website and paying close attention to the news.
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Having learned how to grow, harvest and process high-quality Arabica beans at a time when global demand for coffee is soaring - it is set to hit a record high this year - Dubria exports her crop to buyers as far away as Seattle for at least $5 per kilo.
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Having learned from the imbroglio that followed—and with the site's policy on what constitutes harassment now explicitly defined—Redditors seeking to engage in hate speech began forming or infiltrating less flagrantly antagonistic niche subbreddits, tiptoeing right up to the line of Terms of Service (TOS)-breaking activity.
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Whether having learned its lesson with the temporary travel/visa ban effort or because steadier hands are now on the tiller at the U.S. Mission to the United Nations and State, the rule of law will be respected and provide guidance for U.S. actions with other states concerning U.S. nationals.
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Trump must find an intelligent, diplomatic route forward or we could be headed to World War III, having learned none of the 100-year-old lessons of World War I -- the conflict billed as "the war to end all wars" before leading to the Second World War barely 20 years later.
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A few nights later, outside the West Village's lesbian bar Cubbyhole, a drunk girl yelled "You're Lynette!" when we passed by; inside, a straight guy who'd just taken his newly out gay friend to Cubby, having learned about it from my essay, bought us a round of undrinkable $8003 margaritas.
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Having learned the skill of calligraphy at the all-girls Catholic school she attended for six years, Meghan went on to become a freelance professional calligrapher while auditioning for acting jobs, writing holiday correspondence for fashion house Dolce and Gabbana as well as penning the invites for Robin Thicke and Paula Patton's wedding.
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Having learned, in the 1950s, that genes were written on long molecules of DNA like stock prices on tickertape, by the 1970s scientists were able to start to move traits from organisms in which they evolved to organisms in which they could be useful by cutting and pasting pieces of that tickertape.
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The Interior Ministry in 2013, following the toppling of Morsi from power, had managed to somewhat rehabilitate itself — it openly sided against the Muslim Brotherhood, which was eventually banned as a terrorist organization by the Egyptian state, and many within the pro-state media establishment declared the ministry as having learned its lesson post-2011.
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If a smart toy or game communicates with a child — whether by text or by "speaking" to them — those messages or recordings will be transmitted to an external database so they can be analyzed and responded to, and they will likely be stored so the toy can give the impression of having learned information about its owner.
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But as the Paddy's gang exits its sexual harassment training at episode's end, having learned nothing but that Dennis was the guy who set the whole thing up as an attempt to scare them into being more thoughtful (he's not really an altruist; he just worries women are getting too much power), it felt just about right to me.
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The ones that stood out were "Searching…" and "Rusty Cage", but that was the unique thing—going to rehearsal and rather than coming back with a memory of having learned a riff or a part on guitar [there], I came home with a cassette of clear, fully-recorded 8-track studio recordings of two or three songs that Chris had done and presented to the band and I didn't know how to play them yet.
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I recently interviewed media executive turned startup investor Fran Hauser, whose upcoming book, "The Myth of the Nice Girl: Achieving a Career You Love Without Becoming a Person You Hate, " tackles this and many complex workplace issues, Hauser, herself, recalls that when a female member of her staff approached her having learned that she was earning 20 percent less than a male peer, Hauser quickly upped her staffer's salary to match her male colleague's.
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The letter helped pave the way for the Manhattan Project, which developed the atomic bombs dropped on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki that killed an estimated 200,000 people and effectively ended World War II.While Einstein later said he felt he had no choice but to encourage the US to develop the technology, he called the letter his "one great mistake," having learned that Germany was never close to developing atomic bombs.
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In the first edition of "Guantánamo Diary," Siems had included an author's note: In a recent conversation with one of his lawyers, Mohamedou said that he holds no grudge against any of the people he mentions in this book, that he appeals to them to read it and correct it if they think it contains any errors, and that he dreams to one day sit with all of them around a cup of tea, after having learned so much from one another.
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