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"We've learned a serious lesson from asbestos," Seaton says.
"Road Trip" has a serious lesson to impart.
It was either a bit of a lark or a serious lesson?
But beyond the class-war humour of the legal hearing - a strange mix of Tom Brown's Schooldays and Jarndyce v Jarndyce - there's a serious lesson.
"Once this is all said and done with I just hope, for their sake, that those involved take a serious lesson from this so that it doesn't affect their futures".
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"The North said South Korea would get a very serious lesson from this noncooperation.
"This is a further demonstration that we in the region need to get our act together and to move the process of bringing our people closer together…maybe Ivan has sent us a very serious lesson and I hope and pray that we do not lose it," he added.
"That was a serious, serious lesson, one that we'll never forget," Policy said.
Francis, who also has family in the military, said he never intended to actually burn the flag — rather, he wanted it to be a moment of levity in an otherwise serious lesson.
"Hamas needs a real and serious lesson.
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