What Political Leadership Can Do to Accelerate Innovation!
07/10/2016By Bill Gates As the U.S. presidential candidates lay out competing visions for the country, I have been thinking about a topic they have not yet discussed in detail: what.
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By Bill Gates As the U.S. presidential candidates lay out competing visions for the country, I have been thinking about a topic they have not yet discussed in detail: what.
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