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Just as Mr. Gillespie taught Mr. Moody invaluable lessons more than 50 years ago, Mr. Moody teaches aspiring jazz musicians through clinics.

Just as Mr. Gillespie taught Mr. Moody invaluable lessons more than 50 years ago, Mr. Moody teaches aspiring musicians through clinics.

Right now, however, von Ahn told me, "users like the lessons more than the translations – and I don't want that".

Oscar Robertson learned that lesson more than 30 years ago.

In the West we could learn from his lesson: More than money, a writer should hope for readers.

I took out my wallet and produced the written evidence: a note she had scribbled in a double geography lesson more than 20 years ago.

Ms. Battersbee, 36, has had to learn that lesson more than once, along a path with more than its share of dead ends — some, she acknowledged, of her own creation.

We can't be perfect all the time, and sometimes that involves learning the same lesson more than once.

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No one has absorbed this lesson more than teens, who just can't seem to stop sending nude photos to each other.

I learned this lesson more than 20 years ago as a young Massachusetts legislator working on a comprehensive education reform package.