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Lloris holds, then kicks upfield to Malouda, who, I now learn, came on at half-time for the appalling Gignac.

Her decision to marry Adolf, we learn, came at a time when her mother was dying of tuberculosis and her father sinking into a bereavement that would consume him.

The book also contains a creditable account of some of the harder problems that Popper thought philosophers should be grappling with, like probability and infinity -- both of which, we learn, came up during the poker incident.

Heroin, we learn, comes from "the richest weeds in the world".

Mvula's long, serious monologues, I'll soon learn, come studded with goofy chuckles.

It was this superficially un-academic approach that would, we learn, come back to haunt them later on.

It is possible that adopting constructivism as a principle of how people learn comes more easily to college biology instructors than adopting a sociocultural perspective.

These pets can learn "come here", "sit", "play dead", "speak", "shake", and "roll over".

"Aye, I'm learning," came the reply.

The friendship, Mr. Warner quickly learned, came with obligations.

Much of what he learned came from his father, a teacher of Chinese literature, and his mother, a music instructor.