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The phrase "a player to learn" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of someone who is learning to play, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "He is a player to learn from, as he has mastered the game."
Alternatives: "a learner" or "a student of the game".
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"He should remember he's there to get a player to learn.
In constant-sum games it never helps a player to give an adversary information, and it never hurts a player to learn an opponent's optimal strategy (pure or mixed) in advance.
Maybe Germany are playing only San Marino and maybe Mesut Özil has also been given a rest by Joachim Löw but there are still better places for a player to learn he has lost his place in the national squad than the press room at Liverpool's training ground.
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Instead Casey is interested in placing performers in creative relationships such as a violinist working with a percussionist because there could be all sorts of rhythmic synergies, or a vocalist collaborating with a keyboard player to learn more about harmony and color.
He taught me golf with the patience of a man who knows how difficult it is for a tennis player to learn golf.
It can take considerable time for a young player to learn how to listen properly to himself.
It takes time as a young player to learn that".
He's been brilliant this week for me, and he's a great player to learn from".
These are often extremely difficult for a new player to learn.
Born in New York, the son of Russian immigrants, Zarchy was encouraged by his housepainter father, an amateur mandolin player, to learn the violin but soon switched to the trumpet.
Controlling Hierarchy forces requires the player to learn a whole new set of weapons and a different approach to battle.
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