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And I believe in a free and independent press.

I believe that journalism is a public good.

But I truly believe that, as a scientist, using mostly federal funds to do the research, I owe it to the public, to agency heads and congressional people to share my knowledge with them so they can use it, hopefully to make better decisions about our environmental policy.

I strongly believe we can translate the science, bridge it to policy and make a difference in our environment.

Most reputable geologists believe that we've already reached peak oil production in the world.

I don't believe that, and I think the situation is changing.

So, I kind of believe that we're in like the "cave-painting" era of computer interfaces.

That is to say, we somehow might not believe that we're going to get old, or we might not be able to imagine that we're going to get old some day.

But aren't there things that we believe and don't believe at the same time?

Believe me, I was worried because I was breaking the rules.

I could not believe.

I can't believe it."

So they believe you should not just wear helmets for biking, but also for walking around.

And my message for you is that I believe we are condemned, if you like, to live at just one of those moments in history when the gimbals upon which the established order of power is beginning to change and the new look of the world, the new powers that exist in the world, are beginning to take form.

And if it is therefore the case, as I believe it is, that one of the phenomenon of our time is the globalization of power, then it follows that one of the challenges of our time is to bring governance to the global space.

And I believe that the decades ahead of us now will be to a greater or lesser extent turbulent the more or less we are able to achieve that aim: to bring governance to the global space.

I happen to believe that Libya was necessary and that military intervention in Afghanistan was also necessary.

So if we refuse to talk to these new groups that are going to be dominating the news in years to come, we will further radicalization, I believe.

And I believe we need to strengthen this approach in modern diplomacy, not only between states, but also within states.

In the future, I believe, we should draw examples from these different illustrations, not to have diplomacy which is disconnected from people and civil society.

It's crucial to understand, I believe, because of technology and because of globalization, societies from bottom-up.

I didn't want to believe her and at first, I didn't.

But still not wanting to believe it, I said, "Now, malignant carcinoma, you're sure that means cancer?"

We have been led to believe that drug users are irresponsible people who just want to get high, and then through their own personal failings spiral down into a life of crime and poverty, losing their jobs, their families and, ultimately, their lives.

It's taken a good five decades, actually, but I can say with hand on heart that when the Paralympics comes to London next year, there will not be an intelligent person anywhere on the planet who does not absolutely believe in the validity of disabled sportspeople.

I'm interested in the kind of constituency that thinks something along these lines: that thinks, "I can't believe in any of this stuff.

I can't believe in the doctrines.

If you don't believe in a religion, there's nothing wrong with picking and mixing, with taking out the best sides of religion.

And like children, they believe that we are in severe need of assistance.

Another point about education: we tend to believe in the modern secular world that if you tell someone something once, they'll remember it.

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