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The Democrats are also wrestling with the lessons of past culture wars.
"David's obsessed with the lessons of Blair's first term," says one friend of the PM.
Struggling to Find A Support System People in the N.B.A. are struggling with the lessons of Leon Smith's saga.
"There Will be Blood" presents a quintessentially American story of manifest destiny twinned with the lessons of a parable.
Yet he still appears to be wrestling with the lessons of "Sensation," as the museum exhibition was called.
Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra/Chailly: Chailly's approach fuses the Leipzigers' unique playing traditions with the lessons of recent scholarship; the result is white-hot imagination.
The newcomers, who were mostly Russians, brought with them the lessons of a centralized sports system, and in the sport of boxing, a specific technique.
Just as we Americans tried to make sense of our tragedy, United Nations officials, nongovernmental workers and world leaders grappled with applying the lessons of August 19.
Along with absorbing the lessons of others, Ms. Hirshman said, the center aggressively canvassed the neighborhood to determine its needs and interests before firming up its program.
With the lesson of his father's failure in mind, he tried to consider poetry through something like a framework of natural selection.
He read a biography of Alexander the Great, and he read "The Red Badge of Courage," fortifying himself with the lesson of staying when one might want to turn and run.
