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There are lessons to be learned about how customers are supported and informed during power cuts.
Much is still to be learned about how to prevent and treat the disease in all its forms.
For everyone else, there are lessons to be learned about how to pick big-priced Festival winners.
Holland said: "There is so much waiting to be learned about how Stonehenge was built – if we decide, as a country, not to sacrifice it to road building.
In examining the city's 461 homicides so far this year, much can be learned about how the police count the victims.
"Much remains to be learned about how best to treat H.I.V.-infected individuals," said the panel, which is posting the guidelines at www. hivatis.org in conjunction with the retrovirus meeting here.
Although analysts believe lessons could certainly be learnt about how the machine was put together, reverse-engineering has generally been seen by experts as beyond Iran's capability.
In math, the student could be learning about how many meters of cloth are needed to make an inventory of clothes or how many metallic sheets are needed to fulfill an order of new cars.
He reiterated the church's apology, and said lessons were being learned about how it responded to accusations of abuse.
On the plus side, lessons were learned about how to respond should terror — "God forbid," Ms. Klenck said — strike again.
