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After its formation, BASIC installed a gifted and talented magnet at Jane Long, a school which Donald R. McAdams, a former HISD school board member and author of Fighting to Save Our Urban Schools-- and Winning!: Lessons from Houston, described as a school that was "unacceptable" to Bellaire residents since it was less than 10% white.

There's even a recent business book -- Cigars, Whiskey & Winning: Leadership Lessons from Ulysses S. Grant" -- that praises his management skills.

If he were to win, the lesson from Germany and Italy would be that the key to electoral success in Europe lies either in stressing the need to "balance" reform (as Mr Schröder did) or in bashing the EU.

The writer won three free lessons from the Fred Astaire Dance Studios.

As noted at the beginning of this discussion, we have learned some hard won lessons.

Even young Web-savvy Republicans, taking lessons from Obama's winning online campaign strategy, sang Gore's praises at the Technology Summit hosted by Micheal Steele earlier this year.

Asked if he could learn some lessons from the 1992 win, Cameron, who worked for Major at the time, said: "I believe there are some similarities.

This opposition front now has the support of the newly elected governor of a fifth department, Chuquisaca.In this section Evo's big win Tearing up the rules Lessons from an earthquake Patchy blockade The rise of the log mansion Reprints Related items Bolivia: Carry on votingJul 31st 2008So the referendum did not give Mr Morales what he most hoped for: a weakening of the eastern block.

After Buttler won the toss, England had stamped their authority on the game and, indeed, learned lessons from their first win on Friday.

Labour will only win again if we learn the right lessons from our devastating defeat.

"We should have learned some lessons from Iraq," ElBaradei, who won the Nobel Peace Prize last year, said.