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Moreover, there is a much larger lesson from all this.

As Judge Corriero walked to the federal courthouse where Mr. Wu took the oath of citizenship, he paused to draw a larger lesson from the celebration.

For James Guthrie, an education professor at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, the larger lesson from this week's election is that education may no longer be as big a priority for President Bush as it once was.

But consumer groups say the larger lesson from this week's events is that further consolidation of the cable and broadcast industries will lead to similar disputes and blackouts, as the survivors struggle to control both the content and distribution of what appears on television and the Internet.

If Congress actually learns a larger lesson from this experience and adopts a process that incorporates the Millennial Generation's desire for win-win solutions derived from bottom up participation designed to forge a consensus, it might finally reverse the continuing decline in popularity with their customers -- the American electorate.

Mr. Leithauser's efforts to draw larger lessons from Wesley's story prove just as futile.

Still, Mr. Brennan was eager to draw larger lessons from what he said was Bin Laden's use of his wife as a shield.

As Haiti and Chile move from disaster response to recovery and after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake shook northern Mexico and southern California Sunday it is time to step back and extract larger lessons from the quakes in Haiti and Chile.

In order to seize victory in November, Democrats need to learn the larger lessons from the 2009 and 2010 elections.

The 15th birthday tradition offers a chance to help.These may seem large lessons to draw from a birthday party.