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lesson

[les-uhn] / ˈlɛs ən /




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The former trainer claimed ICE has cut 240 hours of lessons from a 584-hour program, which he said meant dispensing with classes about firearm safety, lawful arrests, proper detention and the limits to officers’ authority.

From The Wall Street Journal

Two decades of counterterrorism and the war in Ukraine hold lessons that must now be applied in the Arctic, he said.

From The Wall Street Journal

By then I had dropped gymnastics for dance lessons.

From The Wall Street Journal

You so badly want to do good, but then there’s also the reality of that, and a big part of Dunk’s early journey in this world is learning those lessons.

From Los Angeles Times

For those who lived through it, the looming anniversary is an important moment to ensure the lessons of Aberfan are not forgotten, but it's also a deeply personal time for those who were there.

From BBC