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La vie est une école qui vous apprend beaucoup de choses.
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The comparison presents life as an ongoing lesson. Like a school, it gives people experiences that teach them many different things over time. The quote leaves the lessons open-ended, suggesting that life itself is a source of learning rather than a single finished course.
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- L'Orient-Le Jour
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