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But she anticipated other books that would draw strategic lessons about workable business models.

THE PRESIDENT:  Policymakers and historians will continue to analyze the strategic lessons of Iraq -- that's important to do.

To my mind, the strategic lessons of women's history are more sobering than encouraging.

This is an attempt to derive broad, strategic lessons from the diverse experience with economic growth in last fifty years.

The volume begins with an introduction that addresses the difficulty of learnng strategic lessons and a preview of the major lessons indentified in the study.

Kahn was not really a writer, and his book — six hundred and fifty-one pages — is shaggy, overstuffed, almost free-associational, with a colorful use of capitalization and italics, long excurses on the strategic lessons of the First and Second World Wars, and the sorts of proto-PowerPoint charts and tables that Kahn used in his lectures.

"But I don't think the political leadership or the military leadership in Russia has learned the strategic lesson.

The strategic lesson that the Omanis and the British hope will be observed by Oman's neighbors is that sufficient air transport now provides a distant power with the capacity to intervene quickly and effectively to help a friend or avert a crisis.

"There's a larger strategic lesson," Lacquement said.

But here is the critical strategic lesson for the "Ron Paul nation".

The larger and more strategic lesson for the United States from the current crisis on the Korean peninsula is to recognize how much the rules of the geopolitical power-game have changed in the 21st century.