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The Obama campaign said it wanted to move strongly and swiftly, guided by lessons learned from the 2004 campaign.

The most critical stages of decommissioning projects are then illustrated by lessons learned from completed projects in the USA and in Germany or from ongoing projects in France.

This process should follow a framework that addresses a key set of shared national adaptation functions, and would be informed by lessons learned from the existing National Adaptation Programs of Action (NAPAs).

The subject is a turning-point weekend in the life of a husband and wife who have each settled into this second marriage, buttressed by lessons learned from their first.

Much of the planning for Mangkhut was informed by lessons learned from Typhoon Haiyan, the devastating 2013 storm that killed 6,000 people and left more than four million homeless.

Matthew Buck CC'17 reflects on his experiences helping New Yorkers through his internships and the ways in which his outlook was influenced by lessons learned from History Professor Barbara Fields and the Dewitt Clinton Professor of History Eric Foner CC'63, GSAS'69.

The training of traditional birth attendants, community health workers (in particular women), and managers, is essential, and should be guided by lessons learnt from other post-conflict settings.

Gambling companies were thought to have been spurred into action by the lessons learned from the failed campaign by bookmakers to prevent maximum stakes on controversial fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs) being cut from £100.

In parallel, UNICEF also supports the country to strengthen the quality of preschool education by bringing international experts to BiH and by sharing lessons learned from other countries.

Future trials are being shaped by the lessons learned from prior work.

Policymaking is often dominated by simple "lessons learned" from economic history.