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There could be lessons from the 1930s for the UK - how it escaped austerity with cuts to welfare and building homes nearly a century ago, claims David Starkey.

In the realm of auditing, there could be lessons drawn from India's state-owned companies.

So could there be lessons for Wales from a project undertaken just across the border in Herefordshire?

"We have gotten used to drapery being a panel or a roman shade or a box pleat, when maybe we could be taking lessons from somebody like a fashion designer in how they drape a dress," Ms. Chan said.

The introduction of PRISMS is likely to be complex, but there are lessons that could be learned from related interventions.

"We should study what was, and why out of a million variants this or that one was chosen -- what moral or political lessons could be drawn from it".

What lessons could be gleaned from this shocking upset?

Mr Darling said the government would "look at whatever lessons" could be learnt from the crash.

So the question arises of what "useful lessons could be drawn" from the British experience.

According to him, lessons could be learned from the EU experience in 2008.

Elizabeth Bass, director of the Center for Communicating Science, said a few lessons could be drawn from the entries about successful science explanations.