Countless acts and omissions had contributed, she concluded, relieved to learn that "many, many others had attached themselves to this very place and been torn loose, after a year or after 50 years, by choice or circumstance, but without exception, and forever.
Stringer, having concluded that trying to learn Japanese wasn't an efficient use of his time, gave up years ago.
He concluded the only way to learn the truth was through a public inquiry which could examine such information in private if needed.
The researchers concluded that learning to read early actually had a developmental impact it made the kids smarter.
The essay concludes that "we have to learn to slow down.
He concludes "I will have to learn everything all over again".
So I was happy to see that instead of concluding that women need to learn to play rough like men, John Tierney argues that maybe the corporate structure could use some tweaking.
So I just pushed this a bit further and ended the adaptation with Christmas.' Orwell questioned the extent of Dickens's radicalism, pointing out that the majority of his works simply conclude that capitalism has to learn to be more benign.
"Winter Camp" concludes as Sister, struggling to learn the "old ways" championed by a village elder, offers: "Maybe you should just take the good part of the old ways and the good part of the new ways and make your own way.
"Whatever its flaws, the German model shows that a developed country can remain competitive in a world where new economic giants, such as China, India, and others, are emerging," he concludes, encouraging the U.S. to learn from Germany's successes -- or risk losing out as globalization accelerates.
(At the bombing site, he was continuously trailed by a knot of reporters — I was one of them — who had concluded that the best way to learn what was going on was to try to overhear his conversations).
