Rogers, wide-eyed to learn that her defibrillator was a veritable G.P.S. tracker, glanced at a grinning Boyle.
He's wide-eyed, ready to learn.
Yet Cricket Australia have not imagined that this meant there were no wider lessons to learn from the accident.
In her view, there are wider lessons to learn from BP's tale about how costcutting and skimping on safety procedures to secure short-term shareholder gains ended up costing investors in the long run.
"Han Han rebelled and succeeded and he made a lot of money," Xu said over lunch, adding, "He has so many opportunities to experience the wider world, to learn more, but he refuses".
"Han Han rebelled and succeeded — and he made a lot of money," Xu said over lunch, adding, "He has so many opportunities to experience the wider world, to learn more, but he refuses".
The committee concluded: "We recommend that the MoD capture the lessons identified from this extraordinary attack as part of its wider efforts to learn lessons from Afghanistan for future operations".
There was reason to believe they were right: one influential journalist and admirer later concluded that Olmsted's writing "was more powerful and convincing than 'Uncle Tom's Cabin.'" While that overstates the case, the book drew a wide readership keen to learn about the nature of Southern society.
Taking umbrage at the term "guinea pigs," William J. O'Hearn, head of the school and Ms. O'Hearn's husband, characterized the youngsters as "pioneers," helping define a curriculum designed "not to create square pegs to fit into square holes," but to give "every student, no matter how they may have been tracked, a wide variety of opportunities to learn about a wide variety of things".
By isolating the mentally ill in highly restrictive homes, he pointed out, the state makes it impossible for them to have contact with the wider community or to learn the social skills that would allow them to live independently.
