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How to Train Your Dragon – Hebrides 44.

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Independent

"I know how to train".

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The New York Times - Sports

We know how to train".

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The New York Times - Sports

I just understand how to train.

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The Washington Post

He knows how to train sprinters.

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The New York Times - Sports

"How to Train Your Dragon" is rated PG.

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The New York Times

How to train vines in the classic goblet shape.

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The New York Times

"I didn't know how to train anything," he recalled.

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The New Yorker

It explains how to train the CMAC off-line by the data from fuzzy control theory.

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Applied Mathematics and Computation

But "How to Train Your Dragon" also received much stronger reviews than "The Croods".

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The New York Times

No one knows how to train people to be better teachers".

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