101.   You come home every summer to work for a law firm and teach swimming lessons.

102.   Organizers say real-life displays such as the lung of a heavy smoker can teach lessons about health and disease like no textbook or plastic model possibly could.

103.   Arthur, whose standard garb includes a sweater and eyeglasses, teaches kids lessons about problem solving and respecting others.

104.   But the report says the conflict taught some lessons that may require changes in doctrine, training, organization and technology.

105.   Carter said recently he hopes his visit will teach lessons about the past.

106.   Have we really taught humanitarian lessons to our children?

107.   He began his speech with some ribbing of the media and worked through several stories designed to teach lessons about preparation and the importance of listening.

108.   He said the crisis had taught major lessons in economic management.

109.   History has taught some lessons in tight races.

110.   Kathryn Harrigan, a professor of business leadership at Columbia University, said the trade center attacks taught major lessons about logistics.