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If they win, the lesson will be: Never Touch Medicare.

Whoever wins, the lesson will be the same: patriotism is about much more than simply supporting a team.

But if the iPhone succeeds, the lesson will be that engineering alone is not enough to win consumers, say analysts and others in the industry.

The lesson will be clear enough: Presidents who ignore Congress's Article I powers (Clinton in Kosovo, Obama in Libya) get away with it, while presidents who respect those powers set themselves up for a humiliation.

And at some point, the lesson will be learned.

And it's anybody's guess as to whether the lesson will be learned in such a way to prevent the next toxic rumor from going mainstream.

Let us hope that the lessons will be learned.

But if we open the book on physicians' results, the lessons will be exposed.

Too bad the lessons will be learned in an up-close, personal and embarrassing way.

The "lessons" will be interspersed with organ music by Nicolas de Grigny, performed by the gifted Avi Stein.

The lessons will be noted and tucked away in the UN archives, to be dusted off if they are ever needed, he says.