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I think that we need to help in other countries to train women to be in political office, to figure out how they can in fact develop political voices.
Space is length and breadth continued indefinitely, but you cannot buy a ticket to travel commercially to space in America because countries are beginning to eat like us, live like us and die like us.
And you have many other countries trying to see and to rediscover that feeling of, "How do we imagine a future which is magnificent and peaceful and tolerant?"
Data from the World Health Organization shows that almost 14 percent of all deaths worldwide in 2012 were attributable to household and ambient air pollution, with most occurring in low- and middle-income countries.
Today, in Sweden and other rich countries, people are using so many different machines.
Many people who contract polio in developing countries do not have access to the same medical care, education, or opportunities like I have had in America.
In the mid-1980s, polio once paralyzed more than 350,000 children a year in more than 125 countries.
By contrast, so far this year, the last endemic countries have reported a total of only 12 cases.
In each image, I married disparate costumes from widely diverse traditions, countries and time frames.
And we just closed submissions January 10th, and our final tally was 2,051 videos from 58 different countries.
More importantly, the force that I led was spread over more than 20 countries.
It's not even been out into other foreign countries yet.
In Africa there were countries fighting for their independence: Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Angola.
My father watched, benevolently, of course, the demonstrations of the month of May, but his heart was elsewhere, and so was his time because he had over 15 countries to serve.
This is the result of heroic efforts over decades by teams from a variety of countries and international collaborations.
There are a lot of countries, oil-producing countries, that aren't very democratic, but supported by the United States.
There are four countries around the board.
A lot of fun, negotiations and stories, I can tell you, with 17 very interesting museums from nine countries.
And 250 countries all competing.
And this is the reason: in two countries that hadn't had this disease for more than probably a decade, on opposite sides of the globe, there was suddenly terrible polio outbreaks.
And in both cases, we were able to use genetic sequencing to look at the polio viruses, and we could tell these viruses were not from these countries.
And not only that, but when they came into these countries, then they got on commercial jetliners probably and they traveled even farther to other places like Russia, where, for the first time in over a decade last year, children were crippled and paralyzed by a disease that they had not seen for years.
And if we can finish polio eradication, the poorest countries in the world are going to save over 50 billion dollars in the next 25 years alone.
The first is that, when we started trying to eradicate polio about 20 years ago, more than twice as many countries were infected than had been when we started off with smallpox.
And there were more than 10 times as many people living in these countries.
Within a couple of years, every country that started polio eradication rapidly eradicated all three of their polio viruses, with the exception of four countries that you see here.
The first problem we ran into was that, in these last four countries, the strongholds of this virus, we just couldn't seem to get the virus rooted out.
That's one thing to remember; it did not share the same anti-colonial hype that you can find in some other countries in the region.
Secondly, and most importantly, Turkey became a democracy earlier than any of the countries we are talking about.
And this has been an inspiring example right now for some of the Islamic movements or some of the countries in the Arab world.
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