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The phrase "to well learn" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers. An example of a correct usage would be: "I hope to learn well during this course."
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Ever the altrustic artisté, McKelvie has open-sourced his new project, posting the After Effects project, Blender files, custom scripts, and workflow onto a public Dropbox, so any aspiring 3D artist can be producing McKelvie-caliber creations in the time it takes to, well, learn After Effects, Blender, and this video.
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If some omnipotent force -- Global.com or SuperMom -- has reduced you to impotence, turned you back into a helpless child, then you might as well learn to enjoy it.
It is something I could well learn to do.
"So you might as well learn to take advantage of it".
Those are all variants on the SAT, so you might as well learn to like it.
Lying, in this view, is unavoidable so we just might as well learn to deal with it.
So you might as well learn to love them!
Ah well, learn to live in your own skin!
The lesson seems to be well learned by healthcare providers involved in the present survey.
Halliburton, which was hired by BP to cement the well, learned of those failures in February, and informed BP on 8 March.
Patience is another thing that I've learned quite well, learning to take your time and have fun with it is super important.
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