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And if you want even more lessons in these subject areas, you might take a look at our 2010 and 2011 collections as well.

And if you would like to find even more lessons in these subject areas, here are our collections from 2012, 2011 and 2010.

Now, the Maasai are at the center of innovations in renewable energy, and may have even more lessons for the rest of the world as it copes with the changing climate. .

Listen to that baby's lessons, and before you know it, you may just find joy in doing it all again with another tiny soul who is just the right fit for your family and gets to learn even more lessons on this crazy journey that is parenthood.

Remember that 19th century American adage made famous by journalist Horace Greeley? "Go West young man". (With deference to modern sensibilities as today it would be "young person") If you're looking for adventure, or investments, or even more importantly, lessons in modern governance, the 21st century version is perhaps: Va vers le nord, jeune homme.

My 30s taught me even more profound lessons that I've just begun to explore.

Each day I'd try to plan even more engaging lessons to make it impossible for him to even want to fall asleep, but he drifted off without fail.

They then dare to add this: "The lesson might be to never divorce, but an even more obvious lesson to be drawn from the research might be to never marry".

The attacks on Tuesday carried an even more chilling lesson.

And there is one even more glaring lesson.

One hopes that Bush has drawn an even more basic lesson about Senate confirmation from Cheney's heart attack a week ago.