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It may also be the most important, if its lessons for contemporary art, both aesthetic and ethical, are properly absorbed.

But its legacy has been mixed, and its lessons for today seem limited.

Perhaps the most important part of Wallenberg's legacy lies in its lessons for the generations to come.

To understand the euro-mess — and its lessons for the rest of us — you need to see past the headlines.

The system that collapsed two decades ago, with all its lessons for the future, both negative and positive, is history.

The United States government never released his documentary (though it did later adapt some of his materials into a film called "Nuremberg: Its Lessons for Today"), and the negative and soundtrack were lost or destroyed.

Its lesson for resources is that there's plenty of stuff to dig out of the ground; it just might not be worth doing so.

Stephenson's allegory takes some wild bounces, but its lesson for those of us living in the present -- now in the presence of a possible Earth -- is clear.

The producers recorded and released its musical content early in the show's history, to reinforce its curriculum lessons for children when they were not watching it, and for entertainment.

Among its first lessons, for instance, is don't "criticize, condemn, or complain".

In the summer of 1964, Mao wrote a document titled "On Khrushchev's Phony Communism and Its Historical Lessons for the World," which summarized most of Mao's doctrinal principles on contradiction, class struggle, and political structure and operation.