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My research taught us that we needed to remind Mark's damaged and dormant spinal cord of its upright, standing, running form, and we found San Francisco-based engineers at Ekso Bionics, who created this robotic exoskeleton that would allow Mark to stand and walk in the lab that we started to build in Dublin.

Fourth, they are taught that a good patient interview and a thorough clinical exam provide most of the clues for diagnosis, saving costly technology for confirmation.

And finally, they're taught over and over again the importance of prevention, especially as chronic diseases cripple health systems worldwide.

Being a child refugee has taught me that one could be stripped of everything: food, shelter, clean drinking water, even friendship, but the one thing that no one could ever take away from you is your education.

If the protests that swept Brazil in June 2013 have taught us anything, it's that every time we try to exercise our power outside of an electoral context, we are beaten up, humiliated or arrested.

That's what it taught me to travel, to trust the memory of the body more than the memory of the brain.

If we taught doctors how not to use antibiotics as much, if we taught patients how not to demand antibiotics, perhaps this really wouldn't be an issue, and maybe the pharmaceutical companies should be working harder to develop more antibiotics.

He's taught them to spell his name, which is Aldo.

This is the opposite of what pathologists had been taught for decades.

In one study, we taught them that every time they push out of their comfort zone to learn something new and difficult, the neurons in their brain can form new, stronger connections, and over time, they can get smarter.

Look what happened: In this study, students who were not taught this growth mindset continued to show declining grades over this difficult school transition, but those who were taught this lesson showed a sharp rebound in their grades.

You never had to be taught this rule, you just understand it.

But it also changed me, because what it taught me was there's a lot of power in single-mindedness.

I taught MBAs at MIT for a time and I ended up, one day, at the Mount Auburn Cemetery.

And it happened because media so successfully galvanized around them that they quickly taught us that these forms mean culture and tourism.

And here's what the boys have been taught to tell them: "We know that you can do that, but please do not do that while we're in the car because the consequences for you are significantly different than the consequences for us."

Then I worked in DC a little bit: I wrote a book for National Geographic and taught U.S. history.

If you think about it, most of us here today probably remember what life was like before the Internet, but today, there's a new generation that is being taught from a very young age to share everything online, and this is a generation that is not going to remember when data was private.

Yet my work and travel in 40-plus countries across Africa have taught me that most people want jobs instead.

Sometimes, when the computer is not so confident about what it sees, we have taught it to be smart enough to give us a safe answer instead of committing too much, just like we would do, but other times our computer algorithm is remarkable at telling us what exactly the objects are, like the make, model, year of the cars.

So far, we have just taught the computer to see objects.

FFL: We haven't taught Art 101 to the computers.

So far, we have taught the computer to see objects or even tell us a simple story when seeing a picture.

He found a man who taught him database administration.

In my childhood, they taught me silence.

In Sunday school, they taught me don't confront, don't argue, even if you're right, turn the other cheek.

That meant that people were taught to be smart cowards, stay out of trouble.

So what has all that taught me?

Dear friends, for centuries we were taught anger is bad.

But more importantly, he taught us how to treat the most vulnerable sections, the most deprived people, with dignity and respect.

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