The lessons - of late night courts and weekend sittings - learnt from processing large numbers in the immediate aftermath of last summer's riots are still fresh in lawyers'minds.
Wasn't one of the lessons of the late great market mania that rose-colored glasses, while providing a pretty view, can also blind you?
However, no artist wants to be associated with a movement that unequivocally embraces the past - students of popular culture have heeded the lessons of the late 70s Mod Revival.
Critics said it was the latest example of a regulator apparently disregarding the painful lessons of recent years.
Now the Senate waits to see how Mr. McCain will apply the lessons of his latest presidential quest.
The lessons of the latest disaster at the World Trade Center site are still being pulled from the debris of the fire that killed two New York firefighters in the ghostly remains of the old Deutsche Bank building.
This is the final lesson of the late bloomer: his or her success is highly contingent on the efforts of others.
Since the publication of "Late Lessons," we have explored further the second cause of false negatives, namely, the issue of bias within the health and environmental sciences.
The case studies in Volume 1 of "Late Lessons" (EEA 2001) illustrate both the great value, (e.g., in the TBT, DES, Great Lakes, and CFCs stories), yet relative paucity, of long-term monitoring.
Volume 2 of "Late Lessons," which the EEA intends to publish in partnership with Collegium Ramazzini in 2006, will include a chapter exploring the issues raised by false positives.
