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But sometimes it seems the business world learned a little too much from the lesson of New Coke.

"Some E.U. countries are saying, 'Let us learn from the lesson of Greece,' " said Hugo Brady, a researcher at the Center for European Reform.

"It gives hope that this country will learn from the lesson of self-destruction in the 20th century and will not repeat it again," she said.

Young hasn't earned many other fans, with Gene Wojciechowski of ESPN.com writing that he could learn a lot from the lesson of Michael Vick and with Jason Whitlock of Foxsports.com arguing that this is what happens when you bank on a quarterback who isn't all in — an argument equally valid with the Vikings.

Perhaps learning from the lesson of one of his notorious predecessors in Iraq the Jordanian leader of al-Qaida in Iraq, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi – who was reprimanded in a letter by Al-Qaida Central for the excesses of his vioelnce – Baghdadi's prominent supporters have tried to emphasise a leader open to discussions with tribal leaders.

Our method borrows from the lesson of the physics-based methods and the fragment-based approach using a data-driven framework.

It learns nothing from the lessons of the immediate past.

Unless we learn from the lessons of North Korea, others may be able to do the same.

In one sense, the company can take comfort from the lessons of its cable channel HBO.

The authors dedicate it to their children, "that they might learn from the lessons of the past".

From the lessons of that turnaround, and from my own experiences, I have several prescriptions for Detroit's automakers.