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They painted offices, waited tables, ran Kroger cash registers and learned the English words for kale and turnips.— The Roanoke Times: Home page
And I think it's quite clear that when you look at the current situation, going down the path of abandoning tactics of the enemy-after all, the torture methods that were used were ones that we learned from the Korean War when the Chinese communists and the North Koreans used them against Americans.— Democracy Now!
Committee members take what they've learned from the National and make this year's Folk Festival the best yet.— Richmond.com - Main
In an internal letter to fellow commissioners on lessons to be learned from the Irish Lisbon Treaty vote, Sweden's commissioner Margot Wallstrom has suggested a "rebuttal function" be set up within the EU executive to counter misinformation, reports Irish Times.— EUobserver.com - Headline News
The aforesaid person hath written such things concerning this people in the Egyptian press and in the Beirut Encyclopedia that the well-informed and the learned were astonished.— Tablets of Bahá’u’lláh Revealed after the Kitab-i-Aqdas

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