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    Hi. I'm not sure what exactly you're asking. Are you asking about ways that culture affects learning? Or about people's thoughts on both culture and learning?
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    "Even bad experiences can be learned from" or "Even a bad experience can be learned from" are also ways that you could say this, depending upon whether you meant one bad experience, or bad experiences in general.
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    April 7, 2017
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    "Strike" is a more neutral or formal word than "attack". Saying that a country "strikes" another would be considered more neutral (not in favor of either side. Stating plain fact) and professional than saying that the country has "attacked" another. In general use, strike implies a single action against (a single blow, one bombing, one excursion to raid a place, ect.), while an attack might describe one offensive action, or a short campaign (Ex. "the attack on this city began with strategic raids, followed by a push towards the city center and parties sent in to place bombs and traps for the enemy).
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