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The epitaph of ancient democracy was a bitter legacy that should have served as a salutary lesson to all.
If the soul must learn more, it reincarnates into a new body, and a new lesson is introduced.
However, our lesson also states showing mercy by giving alms and earnestly praying elicits God's reward.
This sentence should serve as a lesson to others who also believe they can outrun the law.
And President Bush is learning the lesson that on your first day of your second term, you're a lame-duck president.
Then, I'd be back at square one, forced to relearn the lesson that my head and heart had already learned once before.
Once we had this physics lesson with a relief teacher because our normal teacher was off sick and Andy pretended to be deaf.
It could be a lesson to us all that the more exposure you get the more sickos find out about you.
The company learnt this lesson and used it as a leverage when they launched out on their own.
He had never had a formal driving lesson and was spotted by witnesses doing up to 90 mph in a 30 mph zone minutes before the crash.
Record lesson objectives in a margin of the board at the beginning of class.
We were commenting how the lesson would be difficult because no-one could read what Mr Foster writes on the board.
I can't find a moral in the story, or a worth-while lesson to be learned of it.
You would think, after the first 11 years, that the wise guys might have learned their lesson and moved their operations somewhere else.
He adds that he is no longer a dreadful student, has letters after his name, and has learnt a useful lesson from his North Sea mishap.
I believe that if a personal event offers a life lesson and can inform our art, then it needs to be passed on as a teaching.
Discover the hidden lesson in each experience to develop a profound understanding of life and yourself.
If she loves to dance but you have two left feet, visit a dance lesson several times and learn how.
This is a lesson drawn from Derrida's insistence on the anteriority of writing.
We hope and trust that workers have learnt a lesson and in future will reflect and weight all the pros and cons before deciding to down tools.
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Her rather revealing history lesson was cut short at the sharp protestations of the door as it was pushed open.
The scout troop follows me, assumes this has all been planned out as a lesson by me.
He quickly began thinking of how to go about teaching his first dance lesson ever.
One other lesson and that is you cannot build or strengthen institutions using a shotgun approach.
Despite the fact that this lesson took several class periods to complete, I feel it was definitely worth it.
I had received a memorable lesson in the ability of inexplicable experience to produce powerful emotion.
Teaching this important lesson is not something you will be able to do on your own.
The intuition that the lesson was historically determined was of course not unavailable to Marx either.
The first lesson to draw from the study is that the longer the children were exposed to deprivation, the worse was their adjustment.
He said he hopes farmers have learned a lesson in biosecurity and will work harder to keep on top of the disease.
The overarching lesson of this list is that biopharmas are frequently the hottest things around.
Regardless of the specific lesson and laboratory activity, middle school student perceptions were remarkably similar.
Each chapter is, in fact, a hidden lesson in physiology, biomechanics and environmental chemistry.
These courses provide lesson planning capability and lesson tracking creating a virtual learning environment akin to having an Amharic tutor!
The first lesson is to guard against being bounced into signing anything off in the euphoria of the moment.
One lesson he has learnt from his family's wine business is the importance of the unpretentious Two Paddocks name.
One lesson he had learned from arguing against idealism is that the surface grammar of language can mislead us about the meaning of what we say.
I have no doubt that there is a lesson which stands to be learnt from Alice's misfortune.
The biggest lesson that he's taken almost five years to teach me is to overcome misfortune.
A sage can explain impermanence but there is no lesson like a bad bill of health.
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In the wings, waiting their chance to give the skaters a lesson or two in extreme stunts, the BMX bikers look huge on their tiny bicycles.
It was a lesson I had misapprehended as a small child, when I went to synagogue with my father.
I am teaching a Sunday School lesson on shewbread and I thought it would be good to have a sample for the class.
Perhaps in that there is a strange lesson for whatever transpires in the culture after the election on 5 May.
The animation in the lesson shows the process of wind erosion, depicting the dynamics of small and large soil particle movement due to wind.
Most everyone has witnessed the elementary science lesson of the toothpick in the avocado pit growing roots in a baby food jar.
Some of us learned the lesson quickly and laughed at our classmates who were less adept at English and slow to drop their native tongues.
The lesson of this book is that today's sacred intellectual cows are tomorrow's dead meat.
This seems to me to be the lesson of any view of the human prospect that is not befogged by groundless hopes.
Another lesson learned is that it is easier to toll new highways than reinstitute tolls on roads that abandoned them.
I had to take the karate lesson as well, didn't have any kind of plan in mind, and talked myself to death.
I hope today's update and humor at my expense has taught all of you a lesson about drugs.
History has repeatedly told the merciless lesson that underrating the potential of weird ideas is dearly bought.
It's a lesson and challenge for young animators, in that he gets the movement and timing so exquisitely right.
As if no longer able to bear the echoes of horrors past, Kalin stopped his history lesson and looked at me for the first time in over an hour.
Perhaps the most critical lesson learned from last year, however, is the heavy price corporate reputations pay for such meltdowns.
Aware, perhaps, that stories need interpretation, Augustine spells out the lesson about the sin of pride.
I dreamt I'd got so self-involved that my friends decided to teach me a lesson and I had to barricade myself into my house.
A central and crucial lesson was that people had to cast off the blinkers of local self-interest.
This is an informative lesson in how mechanically complex it once was to make believable sci-fi classics.
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The government and secret services don't appear to have learnt their lesson from that saga, but then are you surprised?
At least for secondary school teachers, you could crowd all the education stuff that you need on lesson planning and discipline into one class.
It seems like the lesson here is to let things slide, no matter how painful things get.
He said the greatest lesson he learned from his maternal grandfather was the support he offered grieving families.
What a lesson to the West, where we are often materially rich and spiritually bankrupt!
The lesson is dishonest in that it masquerades as science while including misrepresentations and factual errors.
After the class she left with a girl friend and was on her way to a games lesson when the boy and one of his friends joined them.
So I stuck it out through the lesson and found them at a table by theirselves at lunch.
The lesson is, undo communism slowly, bit by bit, and don't expect democracy overnight.
Mr Goodsir advised the omission of boiling and gave the future great malacologist his first lesson on dissecting mollusca.
He had not passed his test, never had a driving lesson and the car was not Mot'd, taxed or insured.
It was a horrible lesson too to them, because it was afterwards found that he had taken up a bottle of whisky to drink at the maintop.
He was in awe of China and pleaded that if India should progress it should learn a lesson or two from the communist regime.
The takeaway lesson for me, which I had already learned much earlier in life, is the importance of admitting mistakes.
These give off the feel of man and earth as a lesson for the anguished lyric poet.
An important lesson in all medicine, but particularly illustrated in screening programmes, is the continued need to review and audit.
This person gave me a French text book, told me to memorize a lesson every week and gave me an audio cassette tape to listen to.
The tacit admission reinforces the grimmest lesson of the American atrocities.
One lesson she had learned from Cannes was that big action movies and special effects seemed to have had their day.
In conversation, however, she doesn't shy from voicing her view that other countries could take a lesson from Sweden's liberal ways.
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The lesson is that we should be careful in assigning property rights in a dynamic setting.
The forwards did not get into gear and should have given their opponents a lesson in scrummaging and loose play.
He changed into a pair of shorts and a plain white A-shirt before he went to the lesson rooms.
Do you have a plan for every lesson and a long-range plan for each student?
The total lesson takes several class periods and I recite the poems to motivate my young artists many times throughout the lesson.
The core strength needed is phenomenal, and it is not only a test of artistic skill but also a lesson in superb control.
So on the morning of the test we had an hour long lesson where we basically had to drive up to Palmer's Green to the test centre.
The details emerging provide a lesson in how easily cash can evaporate into the fog of an unmonitored war.
The lesson remains unlearned because the scenario recurs again and again throughout the Hong Kong filmmaker's work.
Perhaps this is, in part, a lesson learned from forgetting to load film into my camera as a junior.
He appealed for more members to help out on various committees and so lesson the load on directors and staff, if only a few hours per month.
One vital lesson shih-tzu puppies learn from their littermates and from the mother shih-tzu is how to bite, and how not to bite.
Making litmus paper change colour was uninspiring and dissecting enormous rats was a lesson more steeped in butchery than anatomy.
He leans into her ear and whispers the important lesson he's learned about life, a lesson that also helps Charlotte reconcile her rocky marriage.
That was the contention of the political philosopher, and it's a lesson of more general application.
A novice in the ways of the waves, I did the sensible thing and signed up for a surf lesson with the Winter brothers.
My lesson was inside, because the outdoor arena was too mucky from the sleet.
The lesson I learned, with apologies to Hamlet, is that the play's not the thing wherein we'll catch the conscience of a prosecutor.
Aside from being great fun, what is the lesson from Boffa's boffo biological buffoonery?
She'd learned that lesson a long time ago, even though it had involved taking apart pieces of the ship and ruining them beyond repair.
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Let that be a lesson to all of the NFL teams that believe a quarterback has to be rushed into the lineup.
A bewigged Quebecois gives us a history lesson on imperialism in politics and the cinema.
Do you think that folks are getting a lesson in civics or seeing the underside of politics?
The point of punishment is to learn a lesson from it, to clearly see right from wrong.
Self-assessment tasks and multiple-choice questions are built into each lesson to measure the students' level of understanding.
He gradually peels off his suit while giving a history lesson on how he came to have G.O.A.T. tattooed on his perfect bod.
After a short but thorough lesson on handling our craft we were away, bobbing through the gentle waves.
The package consists of flash cards, lesson plans and training sessions for teachers, multimedia software and a set of books.
The Acholi tribe has sophisticated rites of forgiveness and reconciliation, a lesson to those of us in the West.
The student may review the quiz to see which questions were missed, and is then directed to the lesson chapter from which the question was taken.
It provides a lesson in eliminating fiscal domination and ensuring the public weal.
That lesson is now spreading across the country, as more and more heterosexuals stand up for gay marriage.
The pupils said the boy was known for his disruptive behaviour and had been acting up in the lesson that day.
The lure of a compelling game, along with glitzy corporate-sponsored lesson plans, is attractive to overworked teachers.
Of course The Magdalene Sisters is a serious film, a horror story in the true sense of the term, but also a lesson in history.
Staff will use the time to prepare lesson plans and take part in teacher development activities.
A third lesson from this venture underscores the importance of multiculturalism in higher education.
Punitive expeditions destroyed crops and stores and lifted cattle, leaving villagers to starve as a salutary lesson for resistance or revolt.
A further 60 yuan will buy you a lesson with one of the site's five ski instructors.
By the end of the lesson students are carefully mouthing the correct English pronunciation.
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The lesson being that they need to get stronger as well, instead of thinking they are unbeatable and then get beat.
As he poured the warm leafy water over my head he gave me a lesson in Sinhalese, sometimes called the language of flower petals.
That would have taught us all a salutary lesson against tyrannical and unjustified government action, wouldn't it?
After a lesson in the basics from a qualified instructor, he was soon having a whale of a time.
And lastly the fourth lesson is to promote competition among jurisdiction, firms and individuals.
This lesson describes Wheatstone bridges, megohmmeters, and clamp-on ammeters.
Tomorrow is another primary school Xmas lesson and we're going to be making Advent calendars.
The reason why I have certain comfort zones is due to a lesson I learnt when I was younger.
But the lesson Ken must learn from this is not to even consider spending so much of the council's money on a whim.
Felix had already been introduced to the whippletree dragging on the ground and his lesson today started with the chainsaw.
They seem incapable of getting through a lesson without giggling or simpering.
His karmic lesson was to realize that he couldn't live life by purely mental decisions.
It's a lesson all African Americans can follow to achieve full economic empowerment.
A PowerPoint presentation is available for each lesson plan from which educators can make transparencies.
There was some time left before the lesson started and an idea suddenly occurred to me.
The lesson of the story was that from a long-term point of view, all reactionaries are paper tigers.
The best plan would have been to arrive equipped with numerous generic lesson plans.
We went out for a quick drive a couple of days after my last lesson and that went all right.
The explosive controversy surrounding the scandal carried an important lesson for conservatives.
They also learnt the lesson that the aircraft carrier rather than the battleship was to be crucial to victory in naval warfare.
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Brand new floodlights blazed down on Parkside, but it was lights out for them as Workington Town gave them a lesson in teamwork and finishing.
Based on the lesson plan laid down here, future classes should fill up quickly.
The lesson of these polls is not that the morality and leadership factors don't count as much as people say they do.
Amid the ruin of the City of Dreams, Mehmed imbibed a valuable lesson about the twilight of nations, empires and kingdoms.
Perhaps, it's his way of teaching them a lesson for becoming unruly at times.
The Catalan region taught me a lesson in sobriety and discipline but also to love its freedom.
They will very soon get the shock of their lives and learn some very painful lesson in the school of hard knocks.
Like any good tutor, Aristotle allows you to get sidetracked from a lesson plan and follow your interests.
It is not achieved either, when one or two persons out of a crowd of hundreds read a lesson or take part in a prayer.
A class of boys is being led through a lesson about what water is safe to drink.
Inside the church, Lord Archer read the lesson during what was described as a simple and dignified service.
The entire episode is a dramatic lesson in the breathtaking callousness of government officials at the ground level.
This is a lesson that Southern farmers would have done well to remember when they were planting kudzu in the thirties.
A second lesson is that the money supply or the exchange rate make poor targets for monetary policy.
What could have been an important but dry history lesson in lesser hands comes alive in this vibrant exploration of the Black Church in Canada.
And by not taking this lesson to heart, it becomes appallingly easy for the world to stand by and watch as human lives are senselessly wasted time and again.
A typical Alexander lesson lasts for 40 minutes and consists of two parts.
Perhaps the most durable lesson of the Civil War is that the states cannot remain united if a handful make a break for the exits.
Roosevelt, the Emperor of empiricism, never learned the lesson Keynes tried to teach.
He was getting another lesson in what he had seemed not to appreciate fully about cops.
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At best, he and other dictators will draw the lesson that they need to commit their butchery in other ways.
This waiting game is a true lesson in powerlessness, and I don't like it.
The desert ends with a steeply shelving cliff against the ocean, where layers of alluvial accretion are exposed like a lesson in geological stratification.
In the Senate, which increasingly resembles a forum for performance art, Americans were given a lesson in civics.
There could be a lesson here for the soon to be displaced waterskiers.
After the lesson on tides I feel a new sense of connection to the sea, since I finally understand the forces behind rising and receding wavelets that now envelop my bare feet.
The driver learnt his lesson and whenever ticketless passengers tried to board later in the journey he sent them packing and drove off without them.
For the two founders, who prided themselves on being well-informed, it would be a harsh lesson in the dangers of being too clever and too cloistered.
This is nostalgia as a recording exercise rather than a lesson in empathy or comprehension.
While being sure is only the first Iraq lesson that applies, it's the only one that can be concretely accomplished.
A concurrent change in the economy that administers a sharp lesson on the consequences of trying to out-plan free markets.
At my first weekly hourlong lesson last spring, English watched me whack a hundred balls over the net, then suggested that we radically overhaul my form to enhance my chi.
To those who understand the effects that karma has on our lives it may also be a teacher, with a lesson plan on patience, confidence, self-reliance, restraint, and power.
Pupils attending a workshop at a Bradford school yesterday were reaching for the stars when a rocket scientist dropped in to give a lesson in rocket-making.
But Wigs on the Green provides a lesson in something other than style and is something more than a curio.
It's a lesson other studios producing kidvid need to learn, pronto.
He is painter who is acutely self aware, but in a lesson to many other artists, he never lets that self awareness curdle into cloying knowingness.
Team instructors have been able to refresh their skills with instructor development training, additional language training and lesson rehearsals with interpreters.
Or it can be an up-close lesson in the kind of self-absorption and political ego that can trip up some in Washington.
I mean, it's hard to take the educational content seriously when Alexxi appears in lesson one with pink lipstick, pierced nipples and a pair of leopard-skin cycling shorts.
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Take a private tennis lesson from a pro or choose a women-only class.
Today's object lesson is the coverage of a promising medical breakthrough.
When you are constantly aware, every experience becomes a lesson in life.
This shameful case should serve as a painful lesson for those in power.
What happened in those economies is history, albeit a painful one, and should serve as a lesson to all other third world countries working on large amounts of debt.
I cannot read this morning's gospel lesson without a little nostalgia.
Sometimes it's hard to make appropriate lesson plans for all the children.
The lesson is that the Internet is going to be the great leveler.
So even if you don't want to be a pharmacist or an apothecary, even if you're just taking Advanced because your parents made you, this is a good lesson for all of you.
I would look at it later and make sense of it but, as for now, I had to get to my next lesson because the free period would probably be nearing an end.
Consider it a cosmic lesson in exploring the intricacies of circumstance that you often glaze over.
But the most important lesson to be gleaned from this episode is that Rand Paul defended Hunter to the end.
There is one final lesson to learn before he crosses the threshold from darkness to glory.
This I would not dispute, although the direction of Low Latin grammar would indicate that the lesson was only partially learnt by the Romans who admired him.
They think it's time someone taught a lesson to George, a genuinely irritating lug who, like the rest of the characters, has more going on inside than is immediately apparent.
Justin Bieber learned this lesson the hard way when he decided to write his own entry in the Anne Frank House guest book.
Finally, the Hagel haggle highlighted a critical lesson for the pro-Israel community.
He got a lesson in war and history when he looked inside his new green beret to see a small white tag.
The second lesson is that no one writing before the twentieth century holds a key to our problems.
Often, at pedagogy conferences, we witness prodigiously talented fourteen-year-olds taking a master lesson in huge pieces like Prokofiev sonatas or Chopin scherzos.
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The salutary lesson is that popular scholarship is very difficult.
The lesson of Victorian London is that modernity isn't built one luxury high-rise at a time.
The second lesson is that progressive movements all too often splinter among themselves, rather than uniting around common values.
The most important lesson is that fire spreads terrifyingly quickly.
The American system should take a lesson from Asian countries in imparting basic skills.
So needless to say this has not only been a way for me to therapize myself by blogging, it's also been a lesson in putting together an on-line work of art!
This is no lesson in morality, but an invitation to seduction.
So I ended up giving a lesson on pulleys and mechanical advantage.
Rather than being an introduction to ghosts and spoon benders, it turned out to be a lesson for me in the value of testing ideas and critical thinking.
With few lines, his performance is a lesson in how to express internal anguish with little in the way of verbiage and barely a flicker of movement.
My encounter offers a lesson about other high-pressure sales such as time-sharing, multi-level marketing and some life insurance and bank products.
Maybe that would teach her a lesson to stop messing with me.
On the very first episode of that venerable program, Jock Ewing gave his son, J.R., a tart-tongued lesson about tact and subtlety.
Isn't it time Kate took a lesson from her grandmother-in-law and weighted down those skirts against the pesky wind?
What, then, is the primary lesson of this section of the Torah?
A hard lesson for new film-makers to learn is that when you've got style to burn, you might just end up torching other important stuff if you aren't careful.
It is a lesson which some of our less enlightened citizens would do well to learn before they put pen to paper decrying the wholesale evil effects of immigration.
One Midrash states that we can learn an interesting lesson from pigs.
But his lumbering lurch toward the Ted Cruz tin-foil-hat convention should instead be an object lesson for Republicans to come.
Perhaps that S m bar trip was actually a useful political lesson after all.
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The contact with that unconscious process, either by transference or other manifestations, may be the most important lesson in psychodynamic supervision.
A senior law enforcement official suggested one early lesson from the tragedy.
The second lesson must be that we need to understand that blaming the residents of Sighthill for the events of the past week is simply misguided and a travesty of the truth.
He did make an observation about how similar Galapagos mockingbirds were to those of mainland South America, but he missed the lesson of the finches entirely.
The veil symbolizes the idea of modesty and conveys the lesson that however attractive physical appearances may be, the soul and character are paramount.
The only valid lesson a dispassionate observer can make from the inclusion of that line in the movie is how skilled the director is at the black art of propaganda.
If Britain and Sweden provided working models of parliamentary monarchies, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth offered a salutary lesson of another kind.
The lesson was that if you present your party as the prospective junior government partner, voters will opt for the organ grinder rather than the monkey.
But if we look for the reasons for his fall only in the sins of the mossbacks in Washington, we will miss an important part of the lesson of all of this.
This lesson provides an overview of the historical significance of the ultra vires doctrine, its subsequent decline in importance, and its modern status.
It is a lesson on how early promise has blossomed into maturity.
The Chairman said a fine of 5s would be imposed, and he hoped it would be a lesson to other carters, for any further case would be more strictly dealt with.
Yet, this is exactly the lesson we must learn from the war criminals at Nuremberg.
But the country is also an object lesson in the potential global impact of our interminable culture wars.
This story will likely be an object lesson in disillusionment for hundreds of thousands of American and Canadian kids.
The clearest lesson learned is that there is no one-size-fits-all solution, although the problems are similar everywhere.
That this lesson has not entirely gone unlearnt is shown by the conclusions drawn by Armind Virmani of the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations.
The goods were snatched while the 17-year-old was unloading equipment from the boot of a Vauxhall Astra estate, ready for the first lesson in a new venue.
A Colombian coffee plantation teaches a valuable lesson in the fight to keep a dreaded disease from wiping out our favorite brew.
The most worthwhile things in life rarely come easy, this is a lesson I've always known.
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It was a lesson he preached indefatigably, and with unshakeable self-confidence, to newspapers, Cabinet ministers, fellow anthropologists, and community groups.
The 16-year-old was given a lesson in Telemark skiing by teacher and instructor Gary Bishop.
Canadian public relations executive Samantha Gayfer and Scottish housewife Linsey Raeburn said they have learnt their lesson the hard way.
Revealing himself a sappily emotional romantic, Smith even has an affecting rooftop dance lesson turn into a complete musical production number.
Cool J's message on sportsmanship teaches children to believe in themselves whether they win or lose, a good lesson to follow throughout life.
And history itself offers both a lesson and a wink and a nod to the idea.
The earliest hand-written lesson sheets were on parchment or vellum, a fine grained lambskin or kidskin.
What a rookie miscalculation, but I certainly learned my lesson and will never forget what an assassin bug looks like.
The first lesson is the supernatural beauty of the female stars from the great era of Cinecitta and la dolce vita.
As soon as the baby boomers pass pensionable age, their lesson will be harsher still.
The appendixes include blackline master for starting point 1 and lesson 3, and learning to play the numbers game worksheet.
Our very first candidate encounter in 1988 taught me a fundamental lesson about the value of so-called retail politics.
When it sells guitars, bass guitars, drums and keyboards, the Guitar Center gives a coupon for a free lesson at The Lesson Factory.
I learned to be a loner when I was a kid and the lesson never really left me.
A road trip to a family reunion turns into an insightful history lesson for a young girl.
The clearest lesson is that the F.D.A. needs the power to demand adequate postmarketing studies and the resources to analyze the results.
Which is a little too bad, although apparently all children's films must shoehorn in a lesson somewhere.
The lesson to be drawn from the events of 1914, to Roosevelt's mind, was that civilization needed muscle to defend it, not just solemn words.
Each shiur is compact and concise, with Rabbi Krumbain describing the need for the particular lesson in modern society.
Never forget that it was from a people whom you call rude and savage that you receive this lesson in gentleness and generosity.
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All of these resources include 20 modules comprising lesson plans, photocopiable handout sheets, DVDs, and audio recordings.
They afford a lesson to the modern metaphysical and recondite writers not to overvalue their works.
In the 198os, when I was at secondary school, my cello teacher, Tomas Haskovec, brought to a lesson an LP of Marin Marais's Pieces de Viole.
He relented of his plan to murder his opponent, and decided just to teach him a lesson instead.
Getting the Chinese government to unlearn that lesson won't be easy.
Among the classes offered is a hands-on lesson in making orecchiette and a cavatelli dish with fennel and tomatoes.
Liz Pearson was the organist, Kim Howe read the lesson and Peter Pearson was sidesman.
As a lesson horse she needs to gain confidence in her rider, or can become spookish over the jumps, dodging out of them.
The comedian Lee Mack, then a stable boy, had his first riding lesson on Red Rum.
Lyle is also a Mactard who should have learned his lesson from the last book.
All of Anselm's dialogues take the form of a lesson between a gifted and inquisitive student and a knowledgeable teacher.
The merit will be doubled by the other lesson that Religion flourishes in greater purity, without than with the aid of Govt.
Each spring, locals take a lesson from the Native Tlingit and go down to the beach to eat herring eggs straight off sea kelp.
If the lesson simply focused on the text, then the history of the Ku Klux Klan and the Confederate Flag would tokenize the topic.
The lesson offered by Hooke to Newton here, although significant, was one of perspective and did not change the analysis.
With that lesson learned, the crown was far more prudent in the specifying the terms of exploration, conquest, and settlement in new areas.
However, which lesson can be drawn from observation of natural societies and extended to infosocieties?
It is an hieroglyphical and shadowed lesson of the whole world, and of the creatures of God.
However, he does not appear to think that mutatis mutandis this lesson about powers applies to objects.
This may be a useful lesson beyond the realms of longevity in a world more fussed about efficiency than effectiveness.
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The lesson here would seem to be that simplistic Biblical literalism had to be on the side of the pro-slavery apologists.
The lesson we learned is to increase our readiness and responsiveness.
She followed the lead of other teachers who utilized physical break times in lesson plans.
The quintessentially American lesson he learns is never to be joyless.
The most striking lesson of the engagement is the extreme bloodiness of modern warfare under some conditions, and its bloodlessness under others.
There is a great value and even a life lesson in the story of a native Arizonan.
The abbreviated lesson only took fifteen minutes as opposed to an hour and a half.
Freddie gave me a quick five-minute lesson on handling Cherry Pie and we switched off between sleeping and driving.
But the story does contain an interesting lesson about how microwave ovens work.
We hurried through the lesson so that we could finish early.
Nonetheless, you will find lesson ideas in the book that don't rely on tracing.
The new teacher will give the lesson today and the principal will observe.
This served as a lesson to the rest of the confederacy of the fate in store for those who dared to stand against Rome.
In the future, I would like to expand this lesson to include the Medicine Wheel, its meaning and colors.
I hope that each student will have learned thons algebra lesson perfectly this morning.
It was another lesson from Fort Hare that I had to unlearn in Johannesburg.
A majority of the art houses used the ICAF lesson plan, organizing activities integrating sport and art.
I sincerely hope all these people feel the fools they have been and have learned a lesson about mob mentality and panic buying.
Peres described the death as a lesson about the self-destructiveness of violent extremism.
Beneath the playful, punny story is a basic lesson on how to read pie charts and bar graphs.

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