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I learned the hard way to lose him, and after years of trying I came up with the regular work that is really for me
whatever has to be learned must be learned the hard way.
Lessons are full of wisdom because they often have to be learned the hard way.
I learned the hard way, but again, this is what I want people to know.”.
whatever there is to learn has to be learned the hard way.
Many parents have learned the hard way after not taking the appropriate actions since they know nothing about the bypassed parental control on children's user accounts.
that whatever there was to learn had to be learned the hard way.
Past presidents have learned the hard way that failures of a leader's trusted advisors can bring disaster.
Michael has spent decades training, and he's learned the hard way what does and does not work.
He tried to blackmail her, but learned the hard way that one doesn't shove a poisoner against the wall.
You and I… both learned the hard way to be careful what you wish for.
As many of us have learned the hard way, retiring is a shock to the system.
As many of us have learned the hard way, life after 60 can be a bit lonely.
Others have simply learned the hard way that not everyone can be trusted with our feelings.
In my case, even though I still question the convenience, I learned the hard way with MTN that it doubly can be inconvenient to have your connected world reduced to“remote island” status.
As American carmakers learned the hard way, failure is guaranteed without an ample supply of mundane engineering competence,
Many of the tens of thousands of people hit by this week's blackout learned the hard way that solar installations don't keep the lights on during a power outage.
As countries from Palau to South Korea have learned the hard way, the Chinese government isn't afraid to divert its tourists and their thick pocketbooks
its inventor after the war tends to corroborate the notion that the British had learned the hard way that it had been brought to some state of practical use for submarine propulsion.