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Global citizens like Davinia helped persuade the World Bank to boost their investment into water and sanitation.
Global citizens encouraged by the late-night host Stephen Colbert launched a Twitter invasion on Norway.
Global citizens together with Rotarians called on the Canadian, UK, and Australian governments to boost their investment into polio eradication.
Today, billions of citizens have more tools, more access to information, more capacity to influence than ever before.
So we run this amazing festival, we've scored some big policy wins, and citizens are signing up all over the world.
We, as global citizens, now have a unique opportunity to accelerate large-scale positive change around the world.
So in the months and years ahead, global citizens will hold world leaders accountable to ensure that the new Global Goals for Sustainable Development are tracked and implemented.
Global citizens will partner with the world's leading NGOs to end diseases like polio and malaria.
Global citizens will sign up in every corner of this globe, increasing the frequency, quality and impact of their actions.
Global citizens who stand together, who ask the question "Why?," who reject the naysayers, and embrace the amazing possibilities of the world we share.
(Gun shots) Since 2012, the world has witnessed the killings of Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Sandra Bland, Tamir Rice and literally countless other unarmed black citizens at the hands of the police, who frequently walk away with no punishment at all.
When France temporarily brought in the Swedish model two years ago, ordinary citizens took it as a cue to start carrying out vigilante attacks against people working on the street.
We started in caves, then moved to clans and tribes, then villages and towns, and now we're all global citizens.
Most of us are simultaneously proud of our country and citizens of the world.
The citizens of the world in the survey show a higher level of national pride than the ones that rejected that label.
As parents, as neighbors, as citizens, we witness and sometimes ignore each other into being.
"Limpia" means "clean," because we want to empower and we want to inspire citizens.
If citizens don't get engaged, clean transportation decisions will be bogged down by endless, and I mean endless, technical discussions, and by avalanches of lobbying by various established interests.
So what we do is concrete things, and we translate technical issues into citizen language to show that citizens have a role to play and can play it together.
We have got to fight for the right of citizens to use strong encryption.
But ... we've got to do this by really beefing up the global networks of citizens around the world, powered by people who are working hard every day, and taking personal risk for a future world that is more peaceful, just, open and free.
And today, on the Ethereum blockchain, there are projects underway to do everything from create a new replacement for the stock market to create a new model of democracy, where politicians are accountable to citizens.
During Reconstruction, when new African-American voters, new African-American citizens, began to exercise their power, they celebrated in jubilee parades that connected emancipation with their newfound right to vote.
Screens have made citizens into spectators.
Imagine if we had, across the country right now, in local places but nationwide, a concerted effort to revive a face-to-face set of ways to engage and electioneer: outdoor shows in which candidates and their causes are mocked and praised in broad satirical style; soapbox speeches by citizens; public debates held inside pubs; streets filled with political art and handmade posters and murals; battle of the band concerts in which competing performers rep their candidates.
And I bore no hostility against this, my country, nor enmity towards the non-Muslim citizens, and I still don't.
That's happening regardless of what we want, because the people that rule their countries, assessing the interests of their citizens, have decided it's in the interest of their citizens to do that.
So for example our imagined GM Jenna child who is healthier, if there's a generation that looks like they have lower health care costs, it's possible that governments may start trying to compel their citizens to go the GM route.
By and large, its citizens work and play well together.
Saudi Arabia is an absolute monarchy in which many citizens lack a path for personal advancement.
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