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And its survival will hopefully serve as a long-term lesson that the finance industry is an innovative one.

It is far too early to know what the long-term lessons of the Long-Term saga will be.

Whether the actions taken to save Chrysler will work are less important than whether the long-term lessons are learned by General Motors, Ford and a host of other American companies in various sectors of the economy: adapt and change the way you do business, or go the way of business dinosaurs.

But we forget these long-term lessons and think about the recent past.

Our findings offer important long-term lessons for policymakers on both sides of the border.

The long-term lessons of Watergate will only be revealed with the passage of time, and 40 years really doesn't give the necessary perspective.

His atypical sentences ― which he says he only hands down to "1percentt" of defendants ― teach long-term lessons and keep small-time offenders out of the jail system, he said.

Her point, rather than the simple "that's just the way it is," was that my greater responsibility in this situation wasn't solely to myself and my personal pride, but to my family and our long term wellbeing (a lesson Ned Stark learned the hard way).

These programs could be short-term lessons or long term messages that are built into the curriculum.

If lessons one to three are long-term ruminations, lesson four is practical and urgent.

That six sessions of massage were much less effective at one year than at three months whereas six lessons in the Alexander technique retained effectiveness at one year shows that the long term benefit of Alexander technique lessons is unlikely to result from non-specific placebo effects of attention and touch.