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We'll even establish international collaborations.
Because of humbly curious communication in international collaborations, we have learned that we can repurpose the ankle to serve as the knee when we have to remove the knee with the cancer.
This opportunity was available to him because of international collaborations.
These are fundamental to creativity, things like a platform for international collaboration; a date certain, which is a forcing mechanism; and a positive vision that inspires action.
As you can see, many of them are young women, and they're doing fiercely interesting stuff, like Mareena Robinson Snowden here, who is developing new ways, better ways, to detect nuclear warheads, which will help us overcome a critical hurdle to international disarmament.
Or we have Beatrice Fihn in Europe, who has been campaigning to make nuclear weapons illegal in international courts of law, and just won a big victory at the UN last week.
Espionage, you see, is an accepted international practice.
It's not international, and it's not national, and therefore the companies became very powerful.
So, let me thank you for the opportunity to talk about the biggest international story of your professional lifetime, which is also the most important international challenge the world will face for as far as the eye can see.
I'm going to focus, therefore, on the impact of China's rise, on the US, on the international order and on the prospects for war and peace.
The most ambitious and most competent leader on the international stage today is Chinese President Xi Jinping.
And what they imagined and what they created was a new international order, the order that's allowed you and me to live our lives, all of our lives, without great power war and with more prosperity than was ever seen before on the planet.
I blame the middlemen, the unethical traffickers and an international art market that exploits often ambiguous or even completely nonexistent laws.
And between companies like SpaceX and NASA and all of the international space agencies of the world, we hope to do that in the next few decades.
[This talk contains graphic language and descriptions of sexual violence Viewer discretion is advised] Tom Stranger: In 1996, when I was 18 years old, I had the golden opportunity to go on an international exchange program.
Family mental health will be shouting loud and clear in global, international agenda.
When the earthquake hit Haiti in 2010, the outpouring of international aid was phenomenal.
Ninety-five percent of it goes to international relief agencies, that then have to import resources into these areas, and knit together some type of temporary health system, let's say, which they then dismantle and send away when they run out of money.
Her work on human rights really serves as the foundation for all of our international human rights organizations.
You go to your nice, posh, international hotel somewhere, and you come in and you put down your clothes and you go to the bathroom, and what do you see? Audience: Bathroom soap.
In fact, nuclear weapons prompted humans all over the world to change the way that they manage international politics to reduce violence.
And this is maybe the most important reason why international violence declined dramatically since 1945, and today, as I said, more people commit suicide than are killed in war.
The simple proposal is that we should have some international standards, which will be voluntary, but which would spell out the key decision points that need to be taken in order to harness these resource revenues.
We know these international standards work because we've already got one.
What would the content be of these international standards?
There are five such decision points; each one needs an international standard.
Our protests soon became a daily occurrence and an international phenomenon, and as a member of Westboro Baptist Church, I became a fixture on picket lines across the country.
There is no longer a dividing line between domestic and international affairs.
His answers to those two questions were basically an 18-page dissertation on his view of Zambia's potential role in the world and in the international community.
So I think maybe those people, the glorious loser's club, could travel around the world wherever there's an election and remind people of the necessity in our modern age of thinking a little bit outwards and thinking of the international consequences.
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