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Some lessons are, of course, more literal than others.

But for the most part, the lessons are of the subtle and intangible kind.

The classic object lessons are, of course, Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan, but also Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Somalia.

Right now, it's tempting to think that this bear market is so unusual that history's lessons are of little use, and that the types of investments that are weakest now will keep dropping indefinitely.

"Hand on heart, we don't know whether the lessons are of high-quality," concedes Margaret Talbot, chief executive of the Association for Physical Education, which represents school and college PE teachers, "because the questions asked in the surveys do not refer to any quality criteria".

Books without lessons are of no value.

The lesson is, of course, that you should never write off the Germans.

The lesson is, of course, never to update anything till a few days have passed.

The lesson is, of course, not to mess with script kiddies and their message boards.

But the lesson was, of course, the other way in never closing again.

Whether either lesson is of value to other health systems will depend almost entirely on the circumstances of the beholder.