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Some lessons, at least, have been learnt from the recent crisis.

This may have been one of the lessons learnt from the recent fiasco over the abduction of the British sailors.

If anything has been learnt from the recent war on Iraq, it is that neither security nor democracy can be imposed by force.

Fresh ideas can be brought in and politicians thrown out before they grow too arrogant.But if something has been learnt from the recent backlash against democratic enthusiasm, it is that ballot boxes alone are nothing like enough.

There are important lessons to be learnt from the recent 'Swine Flu' pandemic.

Given the nature of S. aureus and the lessons learnt from the recent failure with two emerging vaccines, it is clear that a multi-component vaccine is essential.

Boro travel to second-placed Norwich on Friday and Karanka is hopeful that his team will have learnt from recent defeats by promotion rivals.

Titled "Lessons Learnt From the Tobacco Wars", it makes fascinating reading.

That was something we were supposed to have learnt from the Holocaust".

There is a second message learnt from the rugby World Cup: consistency.

But recent hit-and-run attacks on government forces and the greater care it is taking to avoid civilian casualties suggest cannier tactics, with lessons learnt from the experience of al-Qaeda branches in Iraq and Afghanistan.