He's coached five Olympians, and the man's office is lined from floor to ceiling with All America certificates of all these athletes he's coached.

The children are coached on how to answer questions that may be asked at the border.

Coached by her counsel for the defense, she has presented a sweet face. What a sweet face!

And we got to talking, and it turned out to be a great partnership because he'd never coached a disabled athlete, so therefore he had no preconceived notions of what I was or wasn't capable of, and I'd never been coached before.

Collins coached us on doing something that businesses do, which is define your mission and identify your core values.

So, I met the man, walked in his office, and saw these posters and magazine covers of people he has coached.

Aimee Boorman, coach of Simone Biles, and Maggie Haney, coach of Laurie Hernandez, have both coached their athletes since they started in gymnastics.

Affluent countries have a responsibility to take refugees, and many of them can and should accept more than they do. But as the number of people seeking asylum has grown, it has become difficult for tribunals and courts to determine who is a refugee, as defined by the Convention, and who is a well coached migrant seeking a better life in a more affluent country.

Clubs, too, often used to command tribal loyalty along ethnic or religious lines, depending on their location in large industrial cities Irish clubs versus Jewish clubs in London, for example, or Protestants versus Catholics in Glasgow. Who would have predicted thirty years ago that British soccer fans would have cheered for a London team full of Africans, Latin Americans, and Spaniards, coached by a Frenchman?