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So that was one major lesson from Kim that sticks with me.

The second major lesson from Tuesday is that Palestinian reconciliation is essential.

That is a major lesson from the financial disaster and banking collapses that were an integral part of the Great Depression.

A major lesson from the outbreak is that there is no substitute for effective public institutions in protecting the public interest.

A major lesson from the introduction of remote handling to JET has been demonstration of the very close interdependency of the design of components with the design of remote handling tooling.

So if we're looking for a major lesson from our banking mess, it is undoubtedly this: We have made a grave mistake in politicizing the economy so deeply, and should back away now.

There are seven major lessons from the first year of the tri-borough project across three London boroughs.

Here, we review major lessons from heart development that inform current and future studies directed at enhancing cardiac regeneration.

The paper draws three major lessons from the international development literature regarding absorptive capacity, tacit knowledge and organizational learning; it synthesizes these lessons into a cohesive, original framework.

Socially and economically there is a desperate need to recapture the postwar political consensus on the need to be more radical when it comes to house building, while learning the major lessons from that period.

Charlene Barshefsky, the United States trade representative, who finished the 13-year negotiations with China over the rules under which it would enter the World Trade Organization, said in an interview this week that she learned two major lessons from the roller-coaster effort to negotiate the huge accord.