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I remember telling a leading Stasi officer, "If you had sent an informant to me, I would surely have recognized him."

For example, Vera Lengsfeld, another leading dissident, in her case it was her husband who spied on her.

The first time was in 1929, when an astronomer called Edwin Hubble showed that the universe was expanding, leading to the ideas of the Big Bang.

Escaping slavery; risking everything to save her family; leading a military raid; championing the cause of women’s suffrage; these are just a handful of the accomplishments of one of America’s most courageous heroes.

But I look at that statistic and, if you, like me, believe that leadership manifests at every level, you would see that there's a tremendous, awesome resource of leaders who are leading in middle management, which raises a different question: Why are there so many women mired in the middle and what has to happen to take them to the top?

But what's leading them to do this?

Now it's the Russians leading the Drug War and not us.

Pete Frates has been inspiring and leading his whole life.

Well, the leading epidemiologists and criminologists around the world seem to think we can, and so do I, but only if we focus on our cities, especially the most fragile ones.

We've heard extraordinary activities of civil society groups who are engaging in local and global collective action, and this is leading to digital protest and real revolution.

I've been leading polar expeditions for most of my adult life, and last month, my teammate Tarka L'Herpiniere and I finished the most ambitious expedition I've ever attempted.

And much like Rachel Carson brought to attention the fact that pesticides were harming human health, "Under the Dome" stamped into the popular consciousness that air pollution was leading to one million premature deaths every year in China alone.

When we look at solar, China's also leading.

And this reduction in air pollution is actually leading people to live longer lives in China, on average two and a half years more than they would have in 2013.

So when we're trying to evaluate this question of whether or not China is actually leading, we can see it's still very much an open debate.

So now we know that our number must contain at least three zeroes – which also means that the leading digit must be 3 or greater.

If we add together all the digits besides the first one – and remember, zeroes don’t increase the sum – we get a count of how many non-zero digits appear in the sequence, including that leading digit.

So now we have the leading digit of 3 or greater counting the zeroes, a 2 counting the 1s, and two 1s – one to count the 2s and another to count the leading digit.

And speaking of that, it’s time to find out what the leading digit is.

So sensor data, collected on a vast number of patients, can be useful for improving patient care and also leading to a cure for the disease, possibly.

In the mid-'90s, the CDC and Kaiser Permanente discovered an exposure that dramatically increased the risk for seven out of 10 of the leading causes of death in the United States.

But recently, I've discovered that what many of us think of as great leadership does not work when it comes to leading innovation.

Leading innovation is not about creating a vision, and inspiring others to execute it.

Leading innovation is about creating the space where people are willing and able to do the hard work of innovative problem solving.

A meta-analysis done out of the Netherlands showed that for the first time, cyberbullying was leading to suicidal ideations more significantly than offline bullying.

So for 15 years now, starting from my Ph.D. at Caltech and then leading Stanford's Vision Lab, I've been working with my mentors, collaborators and students to teach computers to see.

DI: Danny was about five feet tall with crossed eyes and one single snaggletooth, but Danny Perasa had more romance in his little pinky than all of Hollywood's leading men put together.

A couple of years ago, we did a survey of some of the world's leading A.I. experts, to see what they think, and one of the questions we asked was, "By which year do you think there is a 50 percent probability that we will have achieved human-level machine intelligence?"

And actually, I just finished leading a two-year project in this very special phase of a concept we call the starshade.

I do not know all the answers, but what I do know is for those of us who are privileged and have the responsibility of leading a school that serves children in poverty, we must truly lead, and when we are faced with unbelievable challenges, we must stop and ask ourselves, "So what.

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