Lessons in sentence

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The first one is equality of quality of life, especially for children, that all children should have, beyond the obvious health and education, access to green spaces, to sports facilities, to swimming pools, to music lessons.

And yes, this is quite trivial, but actually the lessons from this can apply to that kind of personal area networks.

I have read every study, I have pored over the materials, and the lessons are very clear.

And I learned two surprising lessons.

The idea here is, rather than have students walk into class and watch lectures, we replace this with what we call lessons.

Lessons are interleaved sequences of videos and interactive exercises.

Now it was using the lessons learned from these early missions that my friends and I began a series of sketches of our own satellite design.

My question is whether the lessons learned from saving the financial system can be used to help us overcome that hurdle and help millions.

I'd like to leave you with three lessons that I learned.

GG: On the treadmill, walked on my treadmill, Spanish lessons, French horn.

I found it in lessons that I had learned earlier in life about how creativity can survive its own failure.

We've got many trials going on in the community and in schools, and through the lessons that we've learned in the field, we've realized it's extremely important to share the data in non-medical jargon so that people understand what we're examining and what that means to them.

She taught me so many lessons, but the most important lesson was that every single day she told me, "Mellody, you can be anything."

And it also turns out to be precisely what could have stopped this crisis, the one that cost us 11 trillion dollars just in the household sector, that cost us 10 million jobs, was the easiest financial crisis by far to have avoided completely if we had simply learned the lessons of epidemics of control fraud, particularly using this recipe.

So I've been working on the history of income and wealth distribution for the past 15 years, and one of the interesting lessons coming from this historical evidence is indeed that, in the long run, there is a tendency for the rate of return of capital to exceed the economy's growth rate, and this tends to lead to high concentration of wealth.

I will, for example, not forget the joy that I had when I first had singing lessons in school, which is still a passion of mine.

The last point I want to observe about this mindset, the idea that only people who are doing something wrong have things to hide and therefore reasons to care about privacy, is that it entrenches two very destructive messages, two destructive lessons, the first of which is that the only people who care about privacy, the only people who will seek out privacy, are by definition bad people.

Because we realized that many of the lessons that we were discovering in movements actually applied all over the world in many sectors of our society.

I never thought I would ask myself these questions, but here I am to share some lessons about two powerful civil society movements that I've been involved in.

I call them lessons to change the world.

So for us, this was an amazing moment, because now — (Applause) — because now we finally had the freedom to use all the lessons that we had learned and create a project that was built the same way that the favela was built, from the ground on up, bottom up, with no master plan.

And being open to my vulnerability helped me connect with others in a deeper and more meaningful way and embrace life lessons I wouldn't have learned previously.

It is an opportunity to share lessons learned and build empathy.

Being aware of the lessons learned.

But it's people like these that know things that we don't, and they have lots of lessons to teach us.

What they do on carbon trading, on clean energy, on air pollution, we can learn many lessons.

One of those lessons is that clean energy is not just good for the environment, it can save lives by reducing air pollution.

And the lessons apply in multiple domains.

So here's some key lessons that can emerge from this.

And imagine a place where the lessons we learn about diversity at work actually transform the things we do, think and say outside of work.

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