It's a tough lesson, but hopefully it's a lesson learned.
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Getting teachers to create lesson after lesson just isn't practical.
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Related Lesson Plan | Rocking It Out: Exploring Music Teaching Methods Lesson Plan | Music in Words Lesson Plan | Do You Speak My Language?
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This week's Drone Class lesson: No lesson from Charlie this week.
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Lesson 1: Lay down and act natural Lesson 2: Or stand far, far away Lesson 3: Sometimes, a good pair of sunglasses is all you need Lesson 4: Don't be afraid to get a little bit messy Lesson 5: Practice your floating pose Lesson 6: Getting a fellow model involved can't hurt Lesson 7: And if you can't find a beach, poolside yoga counts too What do you think of Cindy and Kaia's beach photos?
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That's a lesson I cherish and this case keeps that lesson alive.
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Explain. Related: Our lesson plan Analyzing Trump's Immigration Ban: A Lesson Plan
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A Lesson Plan on "Fake News" Our most popular lesson plan in 2160?
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For me, the lesson of pho is a lesson embodied in many traditional cuisines.
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If that's the lesson Sanders's supporters take about how power works, it's the wrong lesson.
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This aspect of the lesson plan is modified from Flocabulary's Writing Academic Rhymes lesson sequence.
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Lesson Plans (Frequently) Throughout the year we publish new lesson plans that address the news.
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In the Talmud, it says that a lesson taught with humor is a lesson retained.
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"He got lesson after lesson after lesson, and loved every minute of it," O'Driscoll, 43, told TODAY Style, adding that the doting husband learned to apply lipstick, blush and more.
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That's the lesson of Wall Street, the lesson we need to look so far back for.
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Lesson of the Day This feature, now renamed "Lesson of the Day," will resume on Sept.
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Or, check out our 2013 lesson plan Assessing the Address: State of the Union Lesson Ideas.
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They didn't learn their lesson in 1992; they didn't learn their lesson in 2008 or in 2012; and if history has proven anything, they likely won't learn their lesson this year either.
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That's a really, really, really important lesson to me, and I hope it's a lesson for everybody.
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In lesson study, teams of teachers research, design and test a single new lesson over several weeks.
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Another, blunter way of putting this: The only lesson violence ever teaches is a fundamentally authoritarian lesson.
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It is important not just to learn any lesson from Watergate but to learn the right lesson.
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I'd be more than happy to give you a black history lesson and a lesson on women's rights.
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Teachers should review the article and lesson plan in advance before assigning or presenting the lesson to students.
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SK: I think that's true, but I also think that really, the big lesson is the lesson that came from Steve, which is the lesson about — that these people don't do things for money.
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It is humiliating that this has to be a public lesson but it is indeed a much deserved lesson.
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Heart Mountain was a vivid and enduring lesson for two men who met there, a lesson that reverberates today.
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This is the real lesson from this week's defeat in Alabama — a lesson that Republicans cannot afford to ignore.
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Learning Network Resources Lesson | Women on the March: A Lesson Plan on Imagining the Future of Feminism Lesson | Crossing the Line Online: Sexual Harassment and Violence in the Age of Social Media Lesson | Text to Text | 'Speak' and 'Waking Up to the Enduring Memory of Rape' Lesson | Text to Text | 'The Scarlet Letter' and 'Sexism and the Single Murderess' Student Opinion Question | What Is Your Reaction to the #MeToo Movement?
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The lesson: For LinkedIn, the lesson is the same as four years ago: don't store passwords in an insecure way.
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If Bendtner is a salutary lesson to young footballers, then, he is also a salutary lesson to managers and clubs.
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"They were trying to teach somebody a lesson, and they taught us a lesson," Rockets interim coach J.B. Bickerstaff told reporters.
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Every song had a lesson—usually the lesson was about Appalachia or early American music or a specific artist like The Everly Brothers.
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The lesson here is that kush > bitches every time, which is a statement that contains a second lesson about degrading attitudes toward women.
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In the most endearing vignette, young Smith goes hunting with Butch, learning a lesson about guns and a lesson about himself as well.
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The lesson they learn is that their own painful experiences and emotions should be suppressed, the very lesson you learned as a kid.
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Teachers: We have three related lesson plans you might find helpful: The Inauguration of a New President: A Lesson Plan on Predicting and Evaluating the First 100 Days of a Trump White House Analyzing Trump's Immigration Ban: A Lesson Plan Evaluating Trump's Nomination of Judge Gorsuch to the Supreme Court: A Lesson Plan Students 13 and older are invited to comment.
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"Living in Addis Ababa for the past nine years has been a lesson; a lesson in humility, and a lesson in what it means to return to a land that was foreign to me," writes Muluneh in a short essay about the exhibit.
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Teacher: Vanessa Hudgens Lesson: Show off how popular you are..Teacher: DJ Khaled Lesson: Send a casual snap of you getting your fitness on.
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"You can meet me backstage and I'd be more than happy to give you a black history lesson and a lesson on women's rights."
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The Republicans faithfully claim to be learning the lesson of the failed Obamacare repeal effort, but stripped to its essence, what is the lesson?
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But they were speaking the language of the first lesson of economics — and we know what the first lesson of politics says about that.
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Find a lesson plan on the immigration ban here, and many more ways to use our new Picture Prompt feature in this lesson plan.
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Related Lesson Plan | Border Politics: Debating Immigration Policy Lesson Plan | Election 2016: Understanding Primaries and Caucuses Student Question | What Do You Think of Donald Trump?
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The Learning Network has an online civics lesson "The Debate on Dreamers: A Lesson Plan for Teaching About DACA" which is based on this article.
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About a year later, when he complained about not wanting to attend a tennis lesson, she told him they had already paid for the lesson.
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Lesson Plan | Text to Text: 'I Have a Dream' and 'The Lasting Power of Dr. King's Dream Speech' Lesson Plan | Teaching About Charlottesville With Resources from The New York Times Lesson Plan | How Teachers Are Bringing Charlottesville to the Classroom Lesson Plan | First Encounters With Race and Racism: Teaching Ideas for Classroom Conversations Resource Collection | Celebrating Black History With The New York Times Lesson Plan | Text to Text: Colin Kaepernick's National Anthem Protest and Frederick Douglass's 'What to the Slave is the 4th of July?
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"You can meet me backstage and I'd be more than happy to give you a Black history lesson and a lesson on women's rights," she said.
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It's a lesson she remembers well from teaching Sunday school in Arkansas, she said, but some days it's "really hard" to put the lesson into practice.
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It comes off, too often, as a play that has a lesson for us, and the audience dutifully learns its lesson rather than experiencing the drama.
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It's a lesson he hopes to teach his own son, and a lesson perhaps no one needs more than the audience attracted to God of War.
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Enter lesson number two: "A good leader has a moral integrity that survives both success and failure" — a lesson John admits he learned the hard way.
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They're the first Montreal band to join the DFA family, and how it happened is a lesson is a lesson in taking all bad situations in stride.
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This century-old lesson serves as a cornerstone of world diplomacy and as a lesson of how we must chart a course forward on addressing global challenges.
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If you need a refresher on the war in Afghanistan, you might read this short explainer or check out our related lesson plan before starting this lesson.
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A squirrel collecting nuts for the winter might hold a biology lesson; but to offer that lesson, a teacher needs to recognize the moment as it occurs.
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Lesson Plan | Persuading an Audience Using Logos, Pathos and Ethos Lesson Plan | For the Sake of Argument: Writing Persuasively to Craft Short, Evidence-Based Editorials Lesson Plan | I Don't Think So: Writing Effective Counterarguments B. Have a Debate There are many ways to hold formal and informal debates.
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But the main lesson is not about the specifics of energy analysis at all — it's a sociopolitical lesson, about how energy modeling is used by journalists and policymakers.
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"There are two dangers of history: Failing to learn the lesson, and overlearning the lesson," said Fineberg, who co-authored the definitive study of the swine flu affair.
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One lesson he took away from this experience, a lesson that has driven his work, was that there were no paintings of black people on the museum's walls.
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Asked what lesson he could draw from the past two years, Mr. Probst said, "I don't know that there is a particular lesson from the last two years."
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Related Lesson Plan: The Debate on Dreamers : A Lesson Plan for Teaching About DACA Related Times coverage, see "Key Justices Seem Skeptical of Challenge to Trump's Travel Ban."
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It turns out that learning to be a good loser is not just a life lesson for children playing board games; it is also an important lesson for politicians.
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"The people of Texas and Louisiana were hit very hard by a historic flood and their response taught us all a lesson, a very, very powerful lesson," Trump said.
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Life lesson ... text is text, and DM is DM. Chris Broussard just learned this lesson HARD, courtesy of comments he made about his relationship with NBA superstar Kevin Durant.
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But in that success, Lewis says he learned a key lesson about setting oneself up for failure, a lesson he vowed he would not repeat at his new company.
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Each lesson is a 35-minute period at the end of the school day, in which we provide an instructor, an aide and a complete curriculum with lesson plans.
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Lesson Plans At the end of every school year, we round up all the lesson plans we've published and list them by category so teachers can find them easily.
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That's a lesson we should have learned nationwide in 28503 with the election of President Trump, and that's the lesson we should have learned in the Virginia presidential primary.
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The first lesson is the Gingrich lesson: If you're in a swing state, you lose your seat if the president of your party is perceived to be a failure.
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Here at the AFT, we take that work seriously—curating Share My Lesson, a free digital collection of lesson plans and resources for educators used by almost a million people.
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Teachers: We also have a lesson plan, March Madness: Using Tournament Brackets to Debate Academic Questions Find many more ways to use our Picture Prompt feature in this lesson plan.
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Lesson Plans At the end of every school year, we round up all the lesson plans we've published and list them by category, so that teachers can find them easily.
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But, she's not one for phony excuses or backtracking either, so she tells the crowd she considers it a lesson in mastering her anger and emotions ... a lesson that bears repeating.
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Lesson plans range from "How to Email Your Teacher" to "How to Study for Finals," but the "Drugs and Alcohol" lesson plan is notoriously the most difficult — and with good reason.
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The Syrian crisis is a bloody lesson which has been deeply engraved into the bones of the Korean people, the lesson being that we should never harbor any illusions about imperialists.
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Lesson Plans: 10 Ways to Teach Argument-Writing With The New York Times This lesson, newly updated for 2019, explores all our resources for teaching with contest, all in one place.
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Lesson One: Personal charm and persuasive skills have limits .
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The administration appeared to learn its lesson — kind of.
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But damn, lesson learned -- don't tango with Steven Adams.
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This week's Drone Class lesson: Words — they mean stuff.
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Lesson learned: Keep it short — and a little exotic.
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" He added: "We have learned a lesson from this.
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"[Saturday] is no 'lose' ... just one lesson," Walker said.
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And, let's remember this lesson ... appearances can be deceiving.
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" To the Editor: Re "The Real Lesson of Sept.
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I mean — WM: I need a little history lesson.
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" MARRIAGE LESSON LEARNED "We don't run away from issues.
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Each lesson page has a difficulty indicator — one to four bones, of course — and an option to mark where your dog is with each lesson: not in progress, in progress, and mastered.
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It's all a good lesson about how we shouldn't trust a company to store our photos for free for eternity, but it's hard to learn that lesson a few years too late.
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What could have been a wonderful lesson in the beauty of life quickly turns into a grim lesson on death as a little girl releases a newly hatched butterfly into the wild.
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The show is not only a crucial visual history lesson covering two decades whose social movements shaped New York, but also a lesson in how to document such movements for lasting impact.
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"We discovered that, yes, there was a lesson in the textbook about menstruation and the female body, but that the teacher had actually skipped the lesson because she was uncomfortable," Zehtabchi said.
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This lesson is learned over many years, passed between generations, and like the best-taught lessons, it claws into you until you can hardly distinguish where the lesson ends and you begin.
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" If you're a teacher or student who would like to try the challenge yourself, check out our lesson plan, "Improving Your 'News Diet': A Three-Step Lesson Plan for Teenagers and Teachers.
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Bridget's dalliance with a music teacher feels shoehorned into the story as a way for her to learn a lesson of some kind — but what that lesson might be, exactly, isn't clear.
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Lesson plans In this lesson, students will use primary sources from the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture to better understand the history of slavery in the United States.
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"Instead of having one lesson plan, you have 24 different lesson plans, one for each child in the classroom," said Katie Kitchens, a Montessori specialist at a public school in Austin, Tex.
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Each superhero teaches a different lesson: Iron Man's activity is centered on the LED matrix; Ant-Man and the Wasp's lesson uses the accelerometer to teach kids about speed and movement; Black Widow will teach you to go undercover with the light sensor; and Black Panther and Shuri offer the final lesson on customizing your coding inventions.
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Farahat's family left Iran in 1986, but he has been able to return, and believes one lesson players may take away from the game is a lesson Iranians learned thanks to the revolution.
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Omidyar Network partner Amy Klement points to Bridge International Academies, which offers scripted lesson plans delivered to teachers on low-end Android tablets allowing teachers without formal training to deliver effective lesson plans.
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"Most of my students are significantly visually impaired or blind, so for every lesson, I need an element they can explore either through touch or smell that relates to the lesson," Saydah said.
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The strategy Carter eventually hit on taught him a powerful career lesson that applies beyond Sears and beyond HR. It's a lesson that can help any professional feeling unfulfilled in their current role.
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Interested in a basketball lesson from a former NBA pro?
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Lauer asked if she'd learned a "lesson" from the incident.
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Teacher: Kendall Jenner Lesson: Don't be afraid to use tongue.
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This has always been a big learning lesson for me.
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Come for the history lesson, stay for the investor drama.
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"Whether this lesson is accurate is another question," he said.
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The lesson is a simple one: don't forget the chips.
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Amazingly, it's a lesson that's gone unheeded more than once.
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We learned that lesson last year, that sometimes divisiveness words.
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Lesson No. 1 for Kings fans: it's always Boogie time.
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Let this be a lesson: always read the fine print.
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"I think that's the lesson of last week," he said.
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There's a lesson in this for the rest of us.
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These funders got a lesson in this throughout the primary
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The first lesson taught the difference between weather and climate.
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Lesson Five: Inadequate preparation heightens the risk of summit failure.
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And speaking of water, I get a lesson in waterboarding.
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One lesson that I've learned is that timing is everything.
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Is this a life lesson for the kid to learn?
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GUTFELD: She should have learned a lesson about the packing!
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Sounds like you need a quick lesson in octopus husbandry.
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Sure — mind if I do a quick history lesson here?
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It's a lesson I've had to learn the hard way.
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So I was hoping maybe to teach them a lesson.
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Managers could have learned this lesson from the creatives themselves.
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The lesson here: Be careful where you get your chargers.
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There is a lesson here about our collective digital future.
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I HOPE YOU LEARNED A VERY VALUABLE LESSON TODAY MAILER.
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Still, Jones says, there's a lesson Elliott needs to learn.
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But he finds it hard to focus on the lesson.
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On Tuesday, the Supreme Court gave us one such lesson.
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That meant an awful lot to me as a lesson.
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But, he says there's an important lesson in that story.
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What's one lesson you learned from this long, tiresome process?
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Branson says he learned a valuable lesson from the failure.
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And no author learned this lesson more harshly than Jackson.
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Lesson of the day: Don't mess with a dangerous woman.
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A quick physics lesson: Particle colliders come in different flavors.
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This week has been a lesson in surviving the elements.
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A visit wouldn't be complete without getting a private lesson!
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And Daniel Dae Kim learned that lesson the hard way.
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The lesson: Companies, unfortunately, repeatedly expose their customer data online.
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Yet it holds a valuable lesson for you this month.
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In the meantime, Francois has learned her lesson, it seems.
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"That's the biggest lesson: Get to know someone," he said.
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What's the biggest lesson you've learned about running a nightclub?
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History lesson from Tyrus, the first cowboys were black, punk.
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This is a lesson in how to make learning engaging.
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Come in Monday morning for a lesson in professional blogging.
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Lesson 5: Sneak a bikini video into a vacation montage.
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Like many Americans, I got a quick and hard lesson.
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Unfortunately, this lesson will be applicable for many future relocations.
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The launch and subsequent rethinking should serve as a lesson.
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This is a terrible lesson we learn again and again.
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After the lesson, they discuss what worked and what didn't.
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At least, in this case, Zach really learned his lesson.
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Students listen to a lesson at a mock space capsule.
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Duncan imitates the way an insect eats during a lesson.
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"Sometimes, your highest self needs a hard lesson," Susannah says.
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They have to use this in an upcoming English lesson.
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The lesson: education is just as important as playing sports.
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"This was really kind of a history lesson," he says.
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That is a lesson for complacent partisans of all stripes.
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"We learned the wrong lesson from Obama's campaign," Abrams said.
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None seem to have learned the lesson of platform risk.
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It was a lesson in callousness he did not forget.
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And that is the lesson from Mr Trump's foreign adventures.
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"The Piano Lesson," a play directed by Jade King Carroll.
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Related 12 Years of Lesson Plans About the Animal Kingdom
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One important lesson is that there is no silver bullet.
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The most important lesson is to know your worth, first.
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You have to realize it's not failure — it's a lesson.
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I hope we learn a lesson of being good people.
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Each episode has a lesson that real kids can use.
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He recalled his first lesson with Mr. Chou, in 1986.
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Go deeper: Uber security contractor discusses lesson from 2016 breach
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Lesson learned: always attach a leash to the Quark / GoPro.
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THE ILLNESS LESSON By Clare Beams 271 pp. Doubleday. $26.95.
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Therein lies a lesson for Trump and the Republican Party.
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Looks like she learned a lesson from that Future situation.
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There is, in fact, a huge problem with this lesson.
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It's a lesson that stays with her to this day.
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As far as I can tell, there is no lesson.
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DeHaas said the experience taught her daughter a valuable lesson.
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The lesson: Lynda Carter is not to be messed with.
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Liberals are forever forgetting and having to relearn that lesson.
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No one has forgotten the lesson of the Sonic Cruiser.
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Chinese nationalists seem intent on ignoring that lesson from nature.
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By relying on the specific, it teaches a universal lesson.
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PRINCETON "The Piano Lesson," play directed by Jade King Carroll.
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Take this as a lesson: Learn to be better stenographers.
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Have a lesson in love to share this Valentine's Day?
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Let this be a lesson in the power of persistence.
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Jessica Mulroney wants to teach her body shamers a lesson.
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That's the lesson all entrepreneurs can take from Free Basics.
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So I thought I'd teach you a lesson about comedy.
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Lesson learned ... Taylor Swift is as honest as they come.
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American wizards and witches, get ready for a history lesson.
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Justin Timberlake has learned his lesson about voting booth selfies.
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So what's the best lesson Ballerini ever learned from Swift?
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I think that is a lesson from the 22017 campaign.
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I think I've learned the lesson, even if Cliff hasn't.
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Chloe Jones of Pennsylvania learned this lesson the hard way.
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But that is exactly the lesson that viewing Picabia teaches.
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Institutions in richer countries are trying to heed that lesson.
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Hopefully the rest of us will learn the same lesson.
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Case: Also, a little history lesson, Ms. Swisher ... Thank you.
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Whether Dolan will heed the lesson remains an open question.
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Lesson 2,' the designer is humanizing the Black love story.
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Young, for one, said that he has learned his lesson.
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"This is a lesson for the executive," he told Reuters.
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It was my first real deep music lesson — in college.
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He said, looking back, it was a lesson in perseverance.
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" Yes, "I'm Kathy Griffin and I never learned my lesson.
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Take a lesson from Justin Bieber — go and love yourself.
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It did show up, but I learned a big lesson.
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Sure, you're free — but this lesson comes at a price.
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His first lesson was tocar y luchar, play and struggle.
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The lesson is clear: Giving up doesn't solve the problem.
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"That is probably the biggest lesson we've learned," Ruh said.
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That's kind of the lesson I've learned through this process.
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Whatever the outcome, one lesson of this conflict is clear.
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It was a pretty fucked up lesson that I learned.
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That's the hard lesson the rise of ISIS taught us.
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"I think he needs to learn a lesson," he said.
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Lesson one: Don't underestimate the power of a power suit.
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And that's a lesson other Democrats might want to heed.
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The lesson: In the outdoors, simple gear matters — a lot.
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So trying to teach them a lesson, as always, backfired.
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Considering the topic, its a lesson most won't mind learning.
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That could arguably be the first lesson in Startups 101.
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It was a lesson for me, but they're doing great.
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Unfortunately, the Trump administration hasn't seemed to learn this lesson.
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Lesson #211: Find something that you truly love to do.
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We can all take a lesson from this professional troll.
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Lesson learned today: Amazon is the house that unmentionables built.
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Can a kickboxing lesson with Jane Percy be far behind?
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That lesson encouraged the entrepreneur to pursue his radical ambitions.
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He stripped away Kratos's power to teach him a lesson.
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I've already begun applying that lesson to my own life.
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First, a quick chemistry refresher, and then the history lesson.
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Lesson learned: grab a snack before you hit the market.
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The history class began with a lesson on being manly.
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The lesson: Belief in God doesn't exist as a binary.
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But Cooper hopes we take a larger lesson from this.
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Worst name ever but this is a good lesson, right?
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Online tutors earn anywhere from $25 to $300 per lesson.
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The greatest lesson from him was learning to never settle.
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The lesson: "Don't go blowing your financial plan," McClanahan said.
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It's a lesson the team making Shiny has already learned.
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The lesson here is, basically, don't be a horrible person.
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And I think the lesson was 'Don't try ever again.
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But the lesson ended up backfiring in a big way.
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And maybe there's a lesson there for all of us.
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Lesson learned: don't test a mother's love and protective instinct.
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"He went in, he taught them a lesson," Trump said.
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Lesson #5: The right message on healthcare is about Obamacare.
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Anyway, the lesson here is that you're all quite gullible.
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It is a lesson the young Weah has taken onboard.
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This also seems like a reasonable and valuable civics lesson.
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This last lesson from Texas is probably the most important.
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Lesson for Randi: It can happen, and happen at scale.
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The lesson here is that crime pays for the powerful.
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And critics loved it for having a lesson to teach.
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But it was probably a good lesson to have learned.
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Unfortunately, the lesson must be learned anew by every generation.
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R29: First question: What's the biggest beauty lesson you've learned?
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Drinking that much water was also a lesson in sipping.
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Musaad sees "No Diamonds" as a lesson to these teens.
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A brief lesson in DNA evidence: We leave it everywhere.
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At least it seems like he's learned his lesson here.
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The real lesson here, though, is to beware the conclusions.
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What is the "lesson" for us, in the present moment?
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Brazil's downfall offers a more complicated lesson: Development is hard.
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"When will the lesson be learned?" he demands of Halifax.
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How this came to be is a lesson in bureaucracy.
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I also learned another valuable lesson: Don keeps a knife.
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WALLANDER, THE FINAL SEASON: A LESSON IN LOVE 9 p.m.
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Must Britain learn that painful, costly lesson all over again?
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It's a lesson we'd be wise to keep in mind.
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It started with a lesson about the history of counting.
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This is where the most interesting lesson comes into play.
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We learned that lesson last year that sometimes divisiveness works.
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The second lesson is the need for realism and planning.
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It was by itself a lesson in law, Sonia concluded.
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Timing is everything, and Trump hopefully has learned that lesson.
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That lesson had a huge impact on Branson's leadership style.
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K., we're missing an important lesson from the planet here.
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Democrats, too, need to remember the lesson of this election.
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And that may be the saddest lesson of Infinity War.
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Lesson Three: We've grown a lot of plants in space.
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That, my friends, is the biggest lesson of them all.
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And the lesson here is that failure leads to success.
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She said there is a lesson in this for consumers.
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The lesson of Fidel Castro is no more Fidel Castros.
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Their failures hold a key lesson for the way ahead.
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Or, they can take a lesson from Pelosi's hobby, paleontology.
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Pacquiao, meanwhile, continues to teach younger men a fistic lesson.
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And it feels like an integral lesson for our times.
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This is another powerful lesson we had in our situation.
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He charges expatriates like me $6 for an hour's lesson.
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You have your lane, your swimming cap, your swimming lesson.
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That lesson gets particularly high marks from trainees, said Capt.
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And with him arrived a lesson about the digital age.
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Most of Mr. O'Reilly's history lesson was accurate, he said.
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But he had to learn this lesson the hard way.
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This is a lesson Orman herself learned the hard way.
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This is a lesson that many Democrats must reckon with.
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Use conversational lesson plans to teach ESL to adult learners.
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Fitzmaurice said that was the lesson of the company's announcements.
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I learned a lesson about the importance of minute details.
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The epitome of timelessness and a lesson in human nature.
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One other lesson that's interesting to point out on listings.
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This is a lesson the U.S. can learn from Rwanda.
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BBC journalist Sattar Saeedi posted a video showing the lesson.
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But the past provides a depressing lesson for the future.
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Hopefully everyone over at SNL learned their lesson from this.
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So I think this is a good lesson for everybody.
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And that is an important lesson for German policy makers.
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So much for the lesson that N.C.A.A. violations don't pay.
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Americans in 2016 could perhaps take a lesson from it.
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Fortunately, the Trump administration appears to have learned its lesson.
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It would be an unpleasant way to relearn a lesson.
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But it doesn't look like everyone has learned their lesson.
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The other day they got a lesson in stage blood.
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And there's a lesson here that goes beyond this election.
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This was a lesson Barack Obama learned the hard way.
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I was returning from a history lesson at Maj's house.
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Ultimately, everyone learns a hard and terrifying lesson about grief.
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The waitress had been giving Kago a kung fu lesson.
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"I hope we learned that lesson after 2016," Hultquist said.
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The lesson: Never use the same password on multiple sites.
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This sheer dress ensemble offers a lesson in layering 101.
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Lesson of the day: A colorful rugs induces double tapping.
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But the lesson of Tim Tebow may be instructive here.
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Republicans, more than Democrats, appear to have absorbed this lesson.
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Lesson: Shenzhen enables small batch manufacturing like no other place.
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Lesson: startups can build better, faster and cheaper in Shenzhen.
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His lesson was that style could become its own substance.
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What's the most important — and relevant — lesson in the book?
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"There was one lesson on reproduction in humans," Claire remembers.
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You know what these people could use a lesson from?
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Lesson number one: Curls come in a range of shapes.
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Komplete perfection, and an object in lesson in vocal sampling.
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The centerpiece main stage was a lesson in clever design.
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But we're learning the lesson in a very expensive way.
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Bieber's learned a lesson from ancient Egypt ... silence is golden.
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No big deal, lesson learned, just don't do that again.
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The comedian Jay Leno learned this lesson some years ago.
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The biggest lesson he had to learn when he arrived?
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Donald Trump is learning that lesson with each passing day.
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The question is, will you get the lesson from unemployment?
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You'd think everybody would have learned that lesson by now.
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" He added, "And Vice President Biden shouldn't need this lesson.
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"It cannot be just a history lesson," Mr. Lee said.
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We have a number of lesson plans that can help.
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This double whammy is a perfect lesson in sleep deprivation.
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He came to Philadelphia to teach Donald Trump a lesson.
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I stood in a corner, panicking about the looming lesson.
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DIAMOND That was the great lesson of punk and hardcore.
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And I think the biggest lesson is this cautious optimism.
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Lesson 8: Get out in front of the impending catastrophe.
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That's a really valuable lesson for the workplace as well.
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And by the way, that's the lesson from South Korea.
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In other words: a lesson not learned by the Chinese?
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"We don't want a history lesson," Kushner told the interns.
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Maybe everyone really did learn a valuable lesson that day.
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That's a hard lesson all parents learn sooner or later.
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JK: I hope the history lesson is a positive one.
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There always has to be a lesson for somebody else.
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Analysts say that it appears Apple hasn't learned its lesson.
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"Altered Carbon" is a lesson in the importance of context.
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And chalk this up to a valuable lesson on apologies.
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This defies the big lesson of the drug war's failures.
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"The biggest lesson for me was about character," Press said.
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It's not a lesson they have any incentive to learn.
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That is a lesson Beto O'Rourke discovered the hard way.
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It's a lesson the network could do well to revisit.
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That's a lesson that still feels relevant 99 years later.
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The Cosby trial was a lesson in rape culture 101.
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What's the most important lesson you learned from that experience?
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For Mr. Trump, that's a New Year's lesson worth pondering.
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"I learned my lesson last time we played," Fritz said.
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That's a lesson that people my age need to learn.
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This is a lesson adults could do with as well.
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It's about learning the lesson [that no one is perfect].
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So here is our attempt at a quick civics lesson.
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A lesson truly learned would have meant moving that stage.
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Sometimes a camera operator's versatility requires a quick sports lesson.
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One can offer a civics lesson while also settling scores.
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The lesson is: Kimchi is a verb, with many conjugations.
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Another lesson may lie in Paraguay's focus on indigenous people.
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Prices vary, and some teachers offer a free sample lesson.
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"That is exactly the opposite lesson of America since 1945."
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For Mr. Gowin this project was a lesson in patience.
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Each lesson contains activities to help children practice the skills.
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The lesson is clear: Enforcing immigration laws deters illegal behavior.
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Lesson 3: Make the tough decisions now… with a heart
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Don't learn that lesson the hard way like I did.
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That's a history lesson still desperately needing to be taught.
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"We learned our lesson quite well after Maria," Vázquez said.
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Obama says that day in Chicago offered an important lesson.
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They can teach Albany a lesson it won't soon forget.
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I remember the day my parents taught me this lesson.
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Once again, we learned the lesson of the Apostle Islands.
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"There's a lesson in that for us," Mr. Xi said.
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By now, the lesson from this history should be plain.
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There is also a lesson here for the United States.
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And I think that's the lesson of the opioid crisis.
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The second lesson Rahman can teach us is about surveillance.
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By Monday morning, I was primed for my boating lesson.
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Not to waste is a much, much greater lesson overall.
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President Trump is getting a lesson in varsity Washington politics.
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The humiliation will be a lesson for the political class.
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This lesson is objectively upsetting, but it is not wrong.
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That would be my second lesson: Brexit has poisoned everything.
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I think that's a life lesson for regular day life.
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The No. 1 lesson was that it kind of worked.
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Even Pope Francis wants a lesson on contouring and shimmer.
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So what's the biggest lesson he learned from his family?
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I think this is the primary lesson from the outbreak.
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Here, it helps to start with a brief history lesson.
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There is a lesson in that for the Trump administration.
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That is the real lesson of the Cuban missile crisis.
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But the broader lesson from Thuringia lies in how mainstream
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"This statue has a lesson to teach us," he said.
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"I learned my lesson and I stopped that," Quicksilver responded.
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That was the lesson from Italy's populist parties on Wednesday.
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So what will the lesson be from this year's Oscars?
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It was a clear lesson from the shortcomings of Glass.
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The question now is whether Democrats have learned their lesson.
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His emergence from each may have taught him a lesson.
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It's a history lesson our politicians seem to have forgotten.
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The lesson seemed to be especially directed at the girls.
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In recent decades, Democrats have too often forgotten this lesson.
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This lesson was most recently illustrated during the Great Recession.
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It's educational, exciting, and teaches an important lesson about responsibility.
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That's one lesson to take away from this: Candidates matter.
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Violence has taught her a permanent lesson about her body.
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For Kepel, the lesson of the Burkini was entirely different.
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Humility was a lesson Guerra learned from an early age.
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One unexpected lesson is that companies need better middle management.
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The public editor's take: A civics lesson for all involved.
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A broader lesson of this, it is a big deal.
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The biggest lesson of running 50 marathons in 50 states?
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The elder Rodin had one lesson for the young Rilke.
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It's a lesson other Cabinet members might want to learn.
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The main lesson of Mr. Starr's presentation: Irony is dead.
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" MARRIAGE LESSON LEARNED "Hang in there and do the work.
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It was a lesson Mr. Kohl taught other Western leaders.
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Mr. Zuckerberg seems to have carried that lesson with him.
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This was a lesson I was just beginning to learn.
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Global Issues Browse all our Text to Text lesson plans.
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Take that as a lesson, kids: Always shoot your shot.
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Q: What early lesson about money has stuck with you?
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Perhaps there is a broader lesson in all of this.
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The lesson would be to start experimenting on all levels.
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Still, the activism against the bill provided a valuable lesson.
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Still, marketing executives took it as a lesson: Be ready.
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Let this be a lesson for the rest of us.
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It's an object lesson in how leaks sort of happen.
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The lesson here is that little changes have an impact.
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And there's an interesting lesson in both of their stories.
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We've heard it before, but the lesson is never learned.
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I hope the President has learned a really important lesson.
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Democrats need to take a lesson from newly energized Republicans.
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It's a lesson Jamison might have done more to heed.
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That is a critical lesson in the current political climate.
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It seems she is yet to fully appreciate that lesson.
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Muggles of San Francisco and beyond: Let's take the lesson.
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Paul LaMarche of Seattle learned this lesson the hard way.
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There is surely a lesson there for other high schools.
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"This is the lesson we keep learning," the mayor said.
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A smart White House would apply that lesson more broadly.
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Yes, it's an object lesson, but it's also excellent entertainment.
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Bee says that having kids helped her learn this lesson.
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Weiner learned this simple lesson as an executive at Yahoo.
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The United States should learn a lesson from this scandal.
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We're going to learn our lesson one of these days.
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It's also pretty good lesson to remember in foreign relations.
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There was another, less glorious lesson from the Brexit saga.
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What lesson are he and the others teaching their heirs?
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Is this lesson plan for fractions better than that one?
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What he learns is a lesson for all of us.
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But the risk is that we learn the wrong lesson.
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The lesson here may only be that eclecticism likes company.
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The big lesson of this week: Don't trust the markets.
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Rather, it's a lesson in the real cost of caution.
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Bran learned his lesson with Hodor, and he was heartbroken.
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The media -- this is a lesson for me in general.
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And in missing that context, he draws the wrong lesson.
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Let this be a lesson, kiddos -- don't smoke and shred.
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So let Ed Litzenberger be a lesson to GMs everywhere.
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So give me one lesson you've learned as an entrepreneur.
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A crucial lesson of prospect theory is that framing matters.
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In addition, we offer a bank of lesson plans and teaching resources on how to use Times visuals, such as our collection of 25 mini-films on race, bias and identity; and our lesson plan on teaching with ScienceTake videos; our lesson plan "Baseball, Happiness and Immigration," which highlights various U.S. maps such as the "Map of Baseball Nation"; and our math lesson on using infographics, including a graph illustrating from where N.B.A. players are most likely to hit their shots.
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The full story of Cameron's miscalculation offers a universal lesson in precisely how not to handle a divided political party -- a lesson that disgruntled senior Republicans should heed in the age of Donald Trump.
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But importantly, though Wonderstruck has an embedded lesson — about how having the courage to both seek answers and connect with others is what makes us grow up — the film doesn't state that lesson outright.
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Carter, 95, taught a 45-minute-lesson Bible lesson on life after death at Maranatha Baptist Church on Sunday, using a motorized lift chair at the front of the room, the Associated Press reports.
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For many onlookers, this was the question at hand: If 10 days in jail is such an important lesson on why not to oversleep for jury duty, then what is the lesson for lives lost?
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After the incident with Kardashian and West, one would think she would have learned her lesson on owning enemies, with lesson one being make sure you have everything straight so you can't be proven wrong.
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Tailor-ED: Launched by a pair of Stanford grads, the startup helps teachers create tailored lesson plans by sending short quizzes to groups of students to figure out the best lesson plans for those students.
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"The lesson he's spreading is that the problem in our society is that blacks have it too good and whites are getting screwed, and that's a heck of a lesson in this society," he said.
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That lesson has been learned in many places around the world.
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"You got it!" says Baldwin at the end of the lesson.
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The accomplishments of blacks are front and center in lesson plans.
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But the lesson here is that there's no ignoring the notch.
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President Donald Trump showed no signs of absorbing this salutary lesson.
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If she doesn't get caught, will she actually learn her lesson?
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Will Zoey learn a valuable lesson, the most difficult way possible?
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Anyway, it&aposs a primary way -- this is the important lesson.
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I learned this lesson the hard way a few years ago.
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Quick chemistry lesson: there are 26 elements on the periodic table.
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Aboard the Saga, captain Jake Anderson is learning a similar lesson.
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"A big lesson for us was about due diligence," he says.
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Moreover, the iPad isn't even the sole focus of the lesson.
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Republicans. Unfortunately for the Democrats, they may learn a valuable lesson
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It's not clear that Trump's team has learned that lesson yet.
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The subject of the lesson will differ from story to story.
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They are trying to learn the lesson of the (2016) campaign.
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The lesson is clear: Don&apost compare your opponents to Hitler.
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Sometimes you just need to teach a folding chair a lesson.
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That's a lesson she didn't learn until her 40s, she admits.
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Bernard (Jeffrey Wright) gets turned into a particularly bitter object lesson.
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Her latest lesson: Keep the fancy clothes away from the baby.
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Lesson: Know the cash, credit card, ATM situation wherever you go.
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The Inventor succeeds at instilling the lesson without getting too preachy.
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The Google Glass "glasshole" debacle taught us that lesson as well.
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A lesson in celebrity restraint, should you ever become a celebrity.
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Tonight, we&aposre going to start with a "Hannity" history lesson.
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Clooney also praised "Money Monster" for trying to teach a lesson.
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Let's hope the developers behind Pokémon Go have learned their lesson.
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That's a lesson Chef Lambert had to learn the hard way.
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Today I make $46.20 because the lesson is shorter than normal.
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This is a lesson that Michelle Burt learned the hard way.
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"Let Nick's mistake be a lesson to us all," he said.
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The lesson is that world-changing innovations are happening everywhere now.
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" The lesson of memory research is not "the past is unknowable.
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Cersei, to her credit, internalized this lesson more than anyone else.
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And the Yang campaign is learning that lesson the hard way.
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Josh is driving, so I do emails and my Spanish lesson.
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It's a lesson Bentonville police seem to have taken to heart.
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The company has definitely learned its lesson after the Pixel 2799.
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"I hope this is a lesson learned for him," she said.
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The lesson here is simply an old one that bears repeating.
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Shareholders of Papa John's are learning this lesson the hard way.
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Yes, even Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey) has a lesson to share.
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Packaged into a story told sensitively, that's a lesson worth remembering.
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Some Norwegians saw Marines learn that lesson first-hand, Aas added.
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The experience also taught her another important lesson: Persistence is critical.
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Puerto Rico at least represents a chance to relearn the lesson.
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We have to pass this message to properly learn this lesson.
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Investigating Race and the Justice System Lesson Plan | Justice for All?
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Coach Todd Bowles implored his players to heed a lesson learned.
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"I'm so remorseful, and I have learned a lesson," Taylor said.
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The romance was crushed by lesson No. 1: Get re-elected.
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That's the legacy and the lesson he left for his successor.
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Go deeper: A hedge fund titan's lesson from the financial crisis
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As for Golden, this is one lesson she will never forget.
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"I learned a super valuable lesson with Surface 3," says Panay.
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Let this be a lesson that the barriers are your friend.
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Or something possibly deadly (Fugu fish, anyone?) Lesson: Taste it now.
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"It's an object lesson about how one can get taken in."
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It's a lesson every character on this show needs to learn.
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Every time I see her she gives me some life lesson.
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Let 2016 serve as a lesson and a call to action.
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It is a lesson that came to me from the Baroque.
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China should learn a lesson from Russia's military involvement in Syria.
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It's a lesson that some artists have learned the hard way.
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"The lesson here is that the existing system works," Stranch wrote.
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The right took a different lesson, Shepard said in an interview.
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After our lesson, my mallet-wielding arm was so, so sore.
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It gave me a real worthy life lesson of what's important.
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It gave me a real worthy life lesson of who's important.
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Because I survived it and I got a lesson from it.
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Still, the Chadian withdrawal offers an object lesson, Hunter Friend said.
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He gives no pat answers, but an implicit lesson runs throughout.
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If Mr Trump helps teach that lesson, so much the better.
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Learning that lesson is the biggest part of the glow up.
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Our final lesson is for the World Cup itself: prepare properly.
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Keighley references Hydrobot often in interviews, usually as a lesson learned.
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Thank you to Dan from Viva First Aid for the lesson.
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This is the biggest lesson I've ever learned in my life.
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Blushing students giggle their way through a lesson in ancient dancing.
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The Red Cross learnt a painful lesson, or part of one.
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I suppose the lesson I learned is: Don't do it drunk.
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It was a lesson my mother taught me every rainy morning.
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"I think he learned a valuable lesson that day," said Moore.
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Or, at least, needed a lesson in looking at this art.
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After the lesson, the actor snapped a few photos with fans.
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And the lesson that taught me is that Drake is everywhere.
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And the lesson was that they value that expandability, more options.
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This is a learning lesson for our state," said Garcia. "Mr.
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"The basic lesson is to listen to your patient," she said.
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We give Longoria's true history lesson an A+. Nevada state Sen.
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One lesson to draw is the importance of companies as allies.
|
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But demographics aren't destiny — a lesson that Democrats have learned painfully.
|
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So the lesson to Wall Street leaders is "get a grip".
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If this epidemic is contained, the world should learn the lesson.
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They might learn a lesson they can use later in life.
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But the lesson of the controversy is not that sanity prevailed.
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He said it taught him a lesson that he never forgot.
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Lesson #11: Do not hit strangely attired women with your car.
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Take each lesson in stride and stay the course, dear Leo.
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At least everyone learned a valuable lesson in the end, though.
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He snagged a two-hour lesson in London with Georg Solti.
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The lesson: Doing something you love is the part that matters.
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If you don't, consider it a lesson learned for next year.
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The second lesson is that Mr Xi cares about public opinion.
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And what's the lesson that the family wants people to know?
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This isn't the first time Tobias has had a surfing lesson.
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Instead, he used the opportunity to teach his daughter a lesson.
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Take Musk's negative lesson along with the positive: Undersell, then overdeliver.
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Brief civics lesson: You're not technically voting for president on Nov.
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Hoffman recounts the lesson she received from a fellow outsider on
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So the key lesson is demand the moon and back folks.
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"I suppose that was the point of the lesson," I said.
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Q: Whats the big lesson here - everyone should be passive investors?
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Maybe Twitter can take a lesson from Facebook in some respects.
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You need to take a lesson from this guy behind you.
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It's kind of a weird history lesson that I went through.
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What do you think the most recent lesson you've learnt is?
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The real lesson of McAuliffe is that leaders don't govern in
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Carla Hall's upcoming cookbook serves as a lesson on soul food.
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A lesson: Politics only divides us if we allow it to.
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What's the most valuable lesson you learned working at Big Brother?
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Lesson learned: always read your lease in its entirety before signing.
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In it, they will find this lesson: the circle may tighten
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The lesson: Asking someone to stop destructive behavior is one thing.
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"It's probably not a lesson," she says, nearly biting back tears.
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This is music by children, with a lesson for us all.
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This week, it seems, Democrats and liberals have forgotten this lesson.
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New York City's connectivity woes hold a lesson for other municipalities.
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Some teachers are incorporating meditation and yoga into their lesson plans.
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Lesson #13: Support the people who've helped you get to success.
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Lesson #14: Hang in there and keep company with the best.
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The lesson of Trump's victory is not that data is dead.
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Let us learn our lesson, then, and let our artists roam.
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He concluded the lesson as he'd started it: "Salute!" he cried.
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Now, unfortunately, European policymakers have taken the wrong lesson from that.
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Finally, a Character Study cooks up a lesson in second chances.
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Prince George is getting a lesson in a big family tradition.
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It is a painful lesson, but one that is universally instructive.
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Poor Eric Trump seems to have missed that lesson in school.
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Midnight Dogs Midnight Dogs' bootlegs have taught me an important lesson.
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"I think it's going to teach you a lesson," Khloé says.
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This could be a lesson to Trump about how Washington works.
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Lesson No. 3: Don't work with Republican colleagues in the Senate.
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Wallace and the 2004 Pistons were outliers, not an object lesson.
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Lesson here: be cautious of the intoxicating power of the pussy.
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That's a lesson that, incredibly, Whole Foods seems determined to ignore.
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Secondly, the Democratic Party has been taught a cold, harsh lesson.
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The lesson here: local partnerships and engagement can bring big results.
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That is the lesson these tiny "VelociRoACH" robots taught me today.
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Hundreds of employees got nothing more than a hard lesson learned.
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After we were done the Correction Officers would add their lesson.
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It's a lesson this current Congress would do well to adopt.
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Some people gave a quick and dirty history lesson to Trump.
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"It's a good lesson for everyone," she told a news conference.
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Anyway, it's kind of fun to watch Quinn learn this lesson.
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Other students told the AP the accuser was misconstruing the lesson.
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"This is the lesson I hope you take away," Winfrey writes.
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Q: What's the big lesson here - everyone should be passive investors?
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The lesson here is that Rome wasn't built in a day.
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Could that be the second lesson O.J. has to teach us?
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Hopefully, this has proved an important lesson for Musk and Tesla.
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One other lesson you could learn is that you're never done.
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My first lesson covered the basics of two-handed sword combat.
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One early lesson was that this immediacy also amplified problems instantly.
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Lesson two: propaganda is now central, not secondary in its importance.
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But this lesson will likely only be learned through false starts.
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That probably cost us the night, so it's a lesson learned.
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This is going to be a hard lesson for early adopters.
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Even Chrissy's Mom appeared to be getting in on the lesson.
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Why it matters: It's another lesson in the reality of robotics.
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Putting aside Bach's sportocrat snobbery, there is a critical lesson here.
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"The lesson...should be clear for this attorney general," Bukele said.
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A lesson on what might happen when maniacal genius comes undone?
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Lesson two: You've gotta infuse weed in either fat or alcohol.
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It says it was a lesson in law enforcement and consequences.
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It will also include tools like tutorial videos and lesson plans.
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It remains to be seen whether Kalanick will learn that lesson.
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Another lesson is to focus on the academy of youth players.
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But the lesson to learn here is simple: Keep your clothes.
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In this one woman's case, she got a lesson in kindness.
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Agar learned this lesson the hard way while opening up Rye.
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Idk. Anyway, let this be a lesson to all of us.
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The lesson was to make the process as simple as possible.
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Maybe someone needs a quick, remedial lesson on leadership and ethics.
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Jamel apparently doesn't have a Disneyland life lesson ready to go.
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The lesson is clear; it now just needs to be taught.
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Lesson 2: Pay attention to their cues, verbal and non-verbal.
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"This was a great lesson," Louisville coach Rick Pitino told reporters.
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That, he wrote on his blog, was a "cold-war lesson".
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Time and again, Republicans have failed to learn this important lesson.
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One lesson is that the prospects for rebalancing global governance depend
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Which is why it's worth taking a lesson from this, too.
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And still, that lesson from his dad continues to motivate him.
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But there is a lesson for the general electorate as well.
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It has taken Brazil a long time to learn that lesson.
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Perhaps the most critical lesson is the importance of political legitimacy.
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She seems to have taken that last lesson to heart, too.
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This is a mistake I regret and I learned my lesson.
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What's the most important lesson I've learned so far in life?
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From its apocalyptic warnings of white genocide Dreher gleaned a lesson.
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President-Elect Donald J. Trump could teach us an important lesson.
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Finally, this action would be a sorely needed lesson in federalism.
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America will see if the Republican Party has learned its lesson.
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But Sinclair, a committed socialist, meant to teach a broader lesson.
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Featuring writing prompts, mentor-text lesson plans and a culminating contest.
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In this sense, Trump could take a lesson from Bill Clinton.
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This is going to be the biggest lesson learned for you.
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The biggest lesson she's taken from makeup artists over the years?
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That lesson applies to developing economies as well as advanced ones.
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"This is also a profound lesson that Audi will learn from."
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Instead, push yourself to turn every single rejection into a lesson.
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And this related lesson plan can help with tips and ideas.
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The broader lesson from "Fyre," however, is more nuanced than that.
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The reasons for this are many, but the lesson is clear.
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"Yeah, that was not the lesson at all," Thompson's angel said.
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But the Clinton lesson is one Pelosi probably remembers very well.
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Washington may be behind other big cities in learning that lesson.
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"That was your first investment lesson to me," Schwab-Pomerantz continued.
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And the move, though simple, was a brilliant lesson in leadership.
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The lesson here is to do something you are passionate about.
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The lesson: When you brutalize the enemy, there are negative consequences.
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It's a lesson I need to keep learning over and over.
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The lesson learned is not that naloxone is failing; it's working.
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That's a lesson Sanford may learn all too well on Tuesday.
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Perhaps there is a bigger lesson in this for all Americans.
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At the same time, the show gives us a history lesson.
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Still, his lesson was clear: cash was good, debt was bad.
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That's the harsh lesson this bathing carrot and radish just learned.
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That is the deeper lesson of the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica episode.
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And we have a lesson plan to help: Fake News vs.
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Xi drew a different lesson from the former Soviet Union's collapse.
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Find one lesson that might help someone in the same situation.
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That's a lesson that Neumann is learning now, the hard way.
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But that's still a lesson some small-business owners are learning.
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Both choices look better than "Lesson 1-" because they're more orderly.
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Another lesson is that the meaning of identity politics has changed.
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He's called the project "like a history lesson" for his kids.
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"The lesson is that you can't trust any platform," Cooper continued.
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History lesson: It's not Apple's first attempt at a home speaker.
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A: The main money lesson is that it isn't about money.
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"I learned a hard lesson a long time ago," Monahan says.
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Wasn't that the lesson of the Bjork swan dress, after all?
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But liberals are drawing the wrong lesson from the BuzzFeed article.
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It's like a lesson in early childhood that won't get dislodged.
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Yes. For my 30th birthday, she bought me a boxing lesson.
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Related Lesson Plan | Water: Teaching About the World's Most Valuable Substance
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The larger lesson of this cautionary tale, though, is about karma.
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That's probably the best lesson to take from Prince's legacy—readiness.
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Funny as the video is, it offers a powerful reframing lesson.
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The sepia-colored animation welcomes you to your first theremin lesson.
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He begins to give me an impromptu lesson in Chinese herbs.
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That was a lesson I learned over time and with experience.
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But this is the wrong lesson to take from Bennett's story.
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He was like, it's good for him to get a lesson.
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After every lesson I'd have a chat with my history teacher.
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Maybe this is the second lesson from the last six years.
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We asked a few of them to give us a lesson.
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SJ: There's also a lesson in that: that nothing is reliable.
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First lesson: buy a Switch in the country you live in.
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They didn't learn their lesson when the White House did this?
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Sitting down with Eva Mendes is a lesson in exemplary manners.
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And Warren, well, he was just teaching me a lesson, right?
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Lesson learned: You don't want to be on Bieber's bad side.
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I believe this is a lesson Climate March organizers have heeded.
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But Zuckerberg has learned his lesson from Facebook's early mobile struggles.
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Age-based thresholds like those in Pennsylvania ignore that powerful lesson.
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Thousands of people are suddenly engaged in a mass civics lesson.
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He writes no lesson plans, takes home no papers to correct.
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But there's something else that fashion month occasionally produces: a lesson.
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She's waiting by the chess set, ready to resume their lesson.
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The lesson was I need to go everywhere in the state.
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Finding out which side is right could be a painful lesson.
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Education, in this sense, wasn't a "teaching" with any fixed lesson.
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He wanted to teach the rest of the family a lesson.
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Maria should be a lesson: We need a working executive branch.
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But a familiar lesson arises: Fame can't buy love after all.
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It's a stark lesson in the concrete limits of personal responsibility.
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It was an early lesson about how powerful music can be.
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Like many other Taylor creations, it was a lesson in aesthetics.
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But maybe we had to be [expletive] to learn our lesson.
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I bought them both scooters and that became our PE lesson.
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So maybe this is the one where we'll learn that lesson?
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"I bet they learned a lesson in their lives," he said.
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Instead, today's puzzle by Alex Eaton-Salners is a history lesson.
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Trump spent January, February, and part of March forgetting every lesson.
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The lesson for Republicans: Stay in the boat and keep rowing.
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So learning lesson No. 21100: Don't take the cooler job. Yeah.
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That holds a lesson for the response to Trump, as well.
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The fact of your presence serves as a lesson unto itself.
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It's a lesson that student activists today should take to heart.
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There's an important lesson in diversity and genetics lurking here too.
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It was exactly the kind of lesson I was looking for.
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Being liked in my community—that's my big lesson I think.
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Lesson learned: Projector scenes are bad news in every IT movie.
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The island's brittle electricity grid provides another lesson in disaster mitigation.
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There's a lesson here for our understanding of the Trump presidency.
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"Everyone made outstanding academic progress in absolutely every lesson," she said.
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"Which, I think, is a good thing and a good lesson."
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This second round of All Stars, though, has learned its lesson.
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So here it is: another week, another lesson for Woke Dad.
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That alone will be a major lesson in what parties do.
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That strikes me as the wrong lesson to learn from Trump.
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Do you think the Oscars learned a lesson from this debacle?
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And this is a lesson that haunts most of human experience.
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I'd say a good lesson is how much he pushes individuality.
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I learned that lesson with the publication of each new title.
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That's the lesson from the history of Japanese-American tech competition.
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And that is a lesson that we need to hold onto.
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I get paid $229 and switch from lesson planning to editing.
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Maybe God is actually trying to make a lesson of this.
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Deliver a painful enough lesson, and everyone will fall into line.
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History lesson: Even the meaning of the Arab Spring remains contested.
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All schools could learn a lesson from this human-relationship approach.
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Choice seems to be the lesson of the daddy-daughter date.
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A similar lesson can be drawn from the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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The ones who had taught the lesson without notes did better.
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The players are bag-skated until they learn a valuable lesson.
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A private lesson costs 25,000 West African C.F.A, or around $103.
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"We learned our lesson and we stepped in immediately," he said.
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"The big lesson was that resources are always scarce," he said.
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This was a lesson I would return to again and again.
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One of our most-read articles today is a history lesson.
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And that lesson takes Megyn Kelly's downfall from farce to tragedy.
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Only then does this "once bitten, twice shy" lesson sink in.
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One cautionary lesson: The company doesn't always get its answers right.
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"It was a lesson for us," Norway Coach Lars Lagerbäck said.
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One critical lesson: Always finish strong, no matter how you're doing.
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There's a lesson there, if only we care to learn it.
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A hard lesson, but it's still not the thing I realized.
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Judge Evans thought there was still a lesson to be learned.
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The lesson he said he took from the election was validation.
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I sign out and get to work creating remote lesson plans.
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Lesson 1 on her list: Women are there to be kissed.
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The crazy and terrifying lesson of the order to prosecute Mrs.
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The lesson was clear: Black people should stay with black people.
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She had been accustomed to airtight lesson plans and scripted lectures.
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That's been a very powerful lesson that's really stayed with me.
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And that's one last lesson we can learn from this pandemic.
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"It's a lesson that these kids will never forget," he said.
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His failure was an early cooking lesson: Be bold with flavors.
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"This is the first lesson I learned in music," he said.
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What would your lesson plans on fake news include, and why?
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It's a lesson in resistance that lawmakers in Washington should learn.
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The lesson: An oil company doesn't become a renewable-energy company.
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This is a lesson my generation learned during the AIDS epidemic.
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Was there a lesson, beyond the power of rule by dread?
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If that's the lesson of all that fighting, I'll take it.
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This is a risky lesson to draw from this (partial) success.
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Danica hopes this experience will provide a greater lesson for Daphne.
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"For us, this was a very profound lesson," the statement read.
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This finding contains an important lesson for interpreting presidential approval polls.
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You sit down for a reading lesson and poof — you're preggers.
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The lesson will not be offered in the future, Broquard said.
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In my first lesson, she insisted I get on the road.
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And find a lesson plan about the lessons of failure here.
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It was a lesson for me in gender and cultural politics.
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Here's a lesson: Highly-regulated industries can be difficult to disrupt.
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MORE IN THIS SERIES The Yoga Lesson The Separation The Sting
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Perhaps Rama, and Ms. Upson too, have a lesson to impart.
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But these kids are about to learn a very important lesson.
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Some of his officials seem not to have learned the lesson. ■
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Maybe I need to take a lesson from Japan and simplify.
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That&aposs I think the biggest lesson I learned from MoviePass.
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It's yet another lesson we can all learn from Queen Bey.
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The lesson: Dig down to the original post and read carefully.
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This is the lesson of America: We are all family here.
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Lesson 1: Enough congestion will break the most devout car nut.
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Four years of roundly rejected milkweed had taught me my lesson.
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It is — I think — a lesson on racial and cultural alliances.
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The idea that Donald Trump had learned any lesson is ridiculous.
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One might have expected that experience to serve as a lesson.
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"Everyone learned their lesson from Jon Ossoff," a Democrat operative said.
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Lesson #3: Don't be afraid to hire people smarter than you
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It took far too long to learn that lesson with spectrum.
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"I think I've learned that lesson," he said, when she finished.
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The British elections should be a lesson for the Democratic Party.
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Thank you, Hobby Lobby, for a great lesson in selective morality.
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"We've got to take this lesson in stride," Mosley said afterward.
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There is a lesson here for every country, not just China.
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"The lesson is, change is evolutionary, not revolutionary," Ms. Lund said.
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The lesson now seems to be flowing in the other direction.
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And that's just a lesson you always have to think about.
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This is a lesson we had to learn the hard way.
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I have my first lesson and practice religiously for a week.
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But just be glad he seems to have absorbed the lesson.
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And he'll continue learning that lesson until he finds himself isolated.
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MORE IN THIS SERIES The Yoga Lesson The Breakaway The Sting
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MORE IN THIS SERIES The Yoga Lesson The Breakaway The Separation
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I learned an important lesson about being flexible with my finances.
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American officials ought to keep that hard-learned lesson in mind.
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But there's also a lesson in how this came to be.
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The lesson: Avoid clicking links inside dubious emails, Mr. Kamden said.
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The lesson some Democratic voters have internalized stands opposite to the
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It offers a lesson Mr. Trump would be foolish to disregard.
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Now, Sessions' supporters are hoping the President hasn't forgotten that lesson.
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Postelection America could have used this kind of lesson as well.
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So here's a valuable hiring lesson for everyone: call the references.
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The lesson of this whole saga isn't that capitalism isn't performing.
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History has engraved a lesson about anti-Semitism for all humanity.
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My visit to the victim conveys a second lesson as well.
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Fiji also provides a lesson in how deadly measles can be.
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She spent the day giving a math lesson to third graders.
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PLANK: I WOULD LIKE TO THINK I NEVER NEEDED THAT LESSON.
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The destructive lesson Senate Republicans taught is that obstruction pays off.
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It's a lesson in culture related through a masterful epic tragedy.
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So that's been a good lesson for all of corporate Japan.
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He argues that this lesson holds true in business as well.
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This was a powerful, object lesson in debt retirement, relevant today.
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This, Mr Henderson says, taught him a lesson still relevant today.
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This is neither merely a statement, a lesson, nor a slogan.
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And then, I think the lesson is less of a concern.
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"The lesson here isn't that print is doomed," Mr. Meehan said.
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The lesson: Some ideas are just too dumb to be believed.
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They have to take a lesson from what happened to us.
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It's clear that Trump has not only not learned his lesson.
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Instead I waited eagerly for him to take my lesson again.
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From an energetic little musical, that's a lesson for our time.
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All of these various visual-games teach the same general lesson.
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See the civics section of our lesson Preserve, Protect and Defend?
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Do a little history lesson for people, of where it started.
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Know that it was sent for a reason and a lesson.
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In the age of A.O.C., the lesson must be learned again.
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It'll be the most enjoyable history lesson you've ever had, honestly.
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"Yes, a real lesson," Fritz said, once the match was done.
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What I saw was a lesson in New York City economics.
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Broquard said the lesson will not be offered in the future.
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That was the bitter lesson that British cosmopolites learned from Brexit.
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So the lesson was to make more putts in the Masters.
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The lesson for the world is that America can't be trusted.
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Friends over fatigue The second lesson involves spending time with friends.
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When you love technology, this is a hard lesson to learn.
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Her lesson: "Bookstores are becoming arts and culture hubs," she said.
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And the jade rocks are most certainly a lesson in Goopshit.
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But the second, broader lesson is that self-care is important.
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The lesson: We all sign up to odd or random websites.
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"It goes back to the lesson of the Jitney," he said.
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We learned the wrong lesson, I think sometimes, from Obama's campaign.
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The overall lesson: There are many stressors in the space environment.
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That lesson in my opinion is we got to reemphasize field.
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The lesson here for the FBI, NYPD, Christian, and his attorney?
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Below, I've transcribed the editors' explanations of their big 2016 lesson.
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If that's not a good history lesson for today, what is?
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More than anything else, that is the lesson of the midterms.
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