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And it concludes: "This budget was an object lesson in the ability of a government with a solid record on jobs and economic management to galvanise employers and employees alike for the common good.
Jordan Peele says that while he is grateful for the recognition he has received for "Get Out," the film's success proves a valuable lesson about the ability of black films and filmmakers. .
Key lessons learned include the ability of detailed performance standards to draw attention to and strengthen areas of weakness and the benefits of training lay workers to take over non-clinical PMTCT tasks.
Lessons learned include: the ability of detailed performance standards to draw attention to and strengthen areas of weakness; the benefits of training lay workers to take over non-clinical PMTCT tasks; and the need to encourage pregnant women to seek ANC early.
It is we oldsters who could learn a lesson here in the ability of the young to see matters with fresh eyes.
"There is a significant lesson here about the ability of most women to deliver vaginally," said Dr. Jean E. Howe, the chief clinical consultant for obstetrics and gynecology at Northern Navajo Medical Center in Shiprock, N.M.
Sansa's lesson is a lesson for us all: never underestimate the ability of horrible people to resurface and make your life miserable again, even when -- especially when -- they have no particularly reason to do so.
Seven years after the harsh lessons of the Sept. 11 attacks, New York City has improved the ability of its Police and Fire Departments to operate together.
In this research, an instruction model for improving the ability of students in designing the lesson plans was developed.
Finally, perhaps the most important lesson from our paper concerns the evidence it provides regarding the ability of researchers to perform really credible analyses of VR program impacts.
