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[lur-ning] / ˈlɜr nɪŋ /


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But there is also far less friction in learning something new or executing on something with different levels of knowledge and lower barriers.

From Barron's

"Additionally, while you officially divorced former Prince Andrew in 1996, the committee is interested in learning more about any knowledge of Mr Mountbatten-Windsor's involvement in Mr Epstein's operations," the letter said.

From BBC

“And I think that we don’t look at it as getting back to something. We look at it as everything is a learning opportunity. ‘What does that teach us?

From Los Angeles Times

In evidence on Thursday, Tracey added: "We are learning of so many failures."

From BBC

Parenting has never been easy, but raising children in a time where screens are everywhere, while we are still learning how they affect us, can be very worrying.

From BBC