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There's nothing surprising about the idea that certain books teach lessons, whether the Bible or "The Last Lecture".

Eons of genetic and cultural programming compel us toward a narrative form with beginnings, endings and moral lessons, whether or not those are in sync with the random ways of the universe.

When Susan graduates to school teaching, she uses her powers to give the children some fascinating lessons: whether it's viewing ancient battles first-hand, or meeting Death and his horse.

Born June 8 , 1901 in village of El Tejado de Bejar, Spain, the father of two and grandfather of many passed away this Friday, Sept. 13, leaving behind some important life lessons, whether he knew it or not.

We artists are constantly learning from one another -- picking up on different tricks and lessons, whether they are technical tips, like what someone puts on their mastering chain, or learning how to command a festival crowd by watching your peers on the big stage.

Ms. Vail teaches the same lesson, whether it is a math concept or a book, to the entire class, but gives each group a different assignment.

The lesson: Whether you hear it from your pastor or from a parishioner, if something sounds too good to be true, it is.

Lesson: Whether it is for a short term or longevity, your connections with individuals are not a coincidence.

It is a prolific phenomenon of teaching a lesson, whether by splashing acid or mutilating, parading naked, to the ones who need to be taught.

Those comics also taught me an important childhood lesson: whether you're nice and pretty and blonde or popular and sexy and brunette, you'll probably never be good enough to hold the attention of an average ginger man.