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Stylized quote: from the announcement of the chair of International Association of Lighting Designers Sustainability Committee (Glenn Heinmiller) in an industry magazine issuing a warning drawn from lessons of LED's about inflated claims about performances.

Many GPs in our study may have drawn from lessons learnt with diabetes when indicating that adequate funding was the key to a successful primary care-based LTBI treatment model.

And that we can draw from those lessons, then to now.

What practical consequences it will draw from these lessons remains to be seen.

"What they should draw from this lesson is that there is the potential of resolving these issues diplomatically," Mr Obama said.

"People can draw from his life lessons of social and historical significance of the 20th century".

Palestinians draw from this the lesson that they are still regarded as lesser beings than Israelis.

The conclusion they draw from this rationalist lesson is that we do not know at all.

Drawing from the lessons of the subprime crisis, the authors warn against rushing to close the banking gap too quickly.

The data analyzed and discussed in this paper were drawn from one lesson video taken before the cogen, during the cogen, and during the co-taught lesson.

There are many lessons to draw from this picture.