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French Ecology, Energy and Sustainable Development and Climate Negotiations Minister Jean-Louis Borloo arrives on September 14, 2009 at the Elysee presidential palace in Paris to attend a meeting with French President Nicolas Sarkozy and with US economist Joseph Stiglitz, winner of the 2001 Nobel Prize in economics, President of the Commission on the Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progess, Head of the OFCE (Observatoire français des conjonctures économiques). The commission is to present new ways to improve the measurement of economic growth and to correct the deficiencies of the GDP reference indicator. Joseph Stiglitz
WASHINGTON - NOVEMBER 05: U.S. President George W. Bush (R) put his hand on the shoulder of economist and 1992 Nobel Prize winner Gary Becker (L) after he presented him with a Presidential Medal of Freedom during a presentation ceremony for the medal's 2007 recipients in the East Room of the White House November 5, 2007 in Washington, DC. The Medal of Freedom is given to those who have made remarkable contributions to the security or national interests of the United States, world peace, culture, or other private or public endeavors. Gary Becker
WASHINGTON - MARCH 21: U.S. President Barack Obama speaks at the White House after the U.S. House of Representatives passed the health care reform legislation March 21, 2009 in Washington, DC. The proposed legislation has become the signature piece of Obama's domestic policy agenda and has eluded U.S. presidents dating back to Theodore Roosevelt. Barack Obama
NEW YORK - MAY 19: Dr. Eric R. Kandel addresses the audience after being honored during the 8th Annual Ellis Island Family Heritage Awards on Ellis Island on May 19, 2009 in New York City. Eric R. Kandel
Romanian born German author Herta Mueller, centre left, seen as she goes to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature from King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden during the Nobel prize award ceremony at the Stockholm Concert Hall, Stockholm, Sweden, Thursday, Dec. 10, 2009. Seated at right in the background are Professor Elinor Ostrom and Professor Oliver E. Williamson, Laureates in Economic Sciences. Elinor Ostrom
An Indian woman labourer carries stones on a construction site at a railway station in New Delhi, 18 February 2007. Whilst India's economy has undergone a substantial transformation since independence in 1947, women still suffer high levels of wage discrimination in the Indian urban labour market India
Main U.S. negotiator on the compensation of wartime slave and forced labor victims Stuart Eizenstat, left, and Nobel Peace Prize winner Elie Wiesel, right, attend a news conference at the opening of the five-day international conference on the Holocaust in Prague, Friday, June 26, 2008. The conference is focused on property restitutions, the importance of education and on social programmes for the Holocaust survivors, and is one of the last events to close the Czech EU presidency. Elie Wiesel
WASHINGTON - MAY 08: HIV co-discoverers Robert C. Gallo (R) and Luc A.Montagnier (L) speak at the National Press Club May 8, 2009 in Washington, DC. Gallo and Montagnier spoke about ongoing threats related to HIV during their appearance at the National Press Club. Luc Montagnier
ISRAEL - DECEMBER 9: Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert reads The Economist magazine during an Israeli Air Force helicopter trip to inspect a reinforced school December 9, 2008 in Sderot, southern Israel. Olmert visited the rocket-hit town and the neighbouring Kibbutz Givim to see first hand the reinforced rooms Israel is building to protect the civilian population against Palestinian Qassam rocket attacks from the nearby Gaza Strip. The Economist
Dutch MP Geert Wilders speaks to Columbia University students amid heavy personal security because of several death threats, Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2009 at Columbia University in New York. Wilders told the students he wanted to discuss freedom of speech and the expanding threat of Islamisation of our Western societies. Columbia University
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke testifies during a House Financial Services Committee hearing on March 17, 2010 on Capitol Hill in Washington DC. Bernanke told the committee that the Federal Reserve was best-placed to monitor swathes of the banking sector, as sweeping reforms -- backed by US President Barack Obama -- sought to redefine the Fed's role. Federal Reserve
Hong Kong's Nicholas Tse poses with the best supporting actor trophy at the 4th annual Asian Film Awards presentation ceremony at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre on March 22, 2010. Started in 2007, the Asian Film Awards (AFA) honours fimmakers with outstanding achievements in the field of Asian cinema. Hong Kong
Florida State players applaud the home crowd after defeating Louisiana Tech 75-61 in the first round of an NCAA college basketball game, Saturday, March 20, 2010, in Tallahassee, Fla. Louisiana
Hawaii's Amber Kaufman eyes the bar as she competes in the high jump competition during the NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championship in Fayetteville, Ark., Friday, March 12, 2010. Hawaii
(From L) Photos of Venkatraman Ramakrishnan and Thomas Steitz of the US and Israel's Ada Yonath are displayed on a screen as they win the Nobel Chemistry Prize 2009 for their studies on the ribosome, on October 7, 2009 in Stockholm. The trio were honoured for 'mapping the ribosome -- one of the cell's most complex machineries -- at the atomic level,' it said. Venkatraman Ramakrishnan
University of California-Davis guard Joe Harden (22) shoots over Cal State Fullerton guard Jacques Streeter (11) in the first half of an NCAA Big West tournament basketball game in Anaheim, Calif., Thursday, March 11, 2010. University of California
RABAT, MOROCCO - MARCH 21: Rhys Davies of Wales in action during the final round of the Hassan II Golf Trophy at Royal Golf Dar Es Salam on March 21, 2010 in Rabat, Morocco. Wales
LOS ANGELES, CA - MARCH 21: Nick Young #1 of the Washington Wizards goes up for a shot against the Los Angeles Lakers on March 21, 2010 at Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. The Lakers won 99-92. California

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German writer Kai Schlueter sits in Berlin ahead of the presentation of his book 'Guenter Grass in the Cross Hairs - the Stasi Files' (Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte) on March 21, 2010. In his book, Schlueter documents how German author and Nobel Prize laureate Guenter Grass was spied out during his book-signing tours by the Ministry of State Security of in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).

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German writer Kai Schlueter sits in Berlin ahead of the presentation of his book 'Guenter Grass in the Cross Hairs - the Stasi Files' (Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte) on March 21, 2010. In his book, Schlueter documents how German author and Nobel Prize laureate Guenter Grass was spied out during his book-signing tours by the Ministry of State Security of in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).

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German author and Nobel Prize laureate Guenter Grass sits in Berlin ahead of the presentation of the book 'Guenter Grass in the Cross Hairs - the Stasi Files' (Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte) by writer Kai Schlueter on March 21, 2010. German writer Kai Schlueter documents in his book how Grass was spied out during his book-signing tours by the Ministry of State Security of in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).

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German author and Nobel Prize laureate Guenter Grass sits in Berlin ahead of the presentation of the book 'Guenter Grass in the Cross Hairs - the Stasi Files' (Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte) by writer Kai Schlueter on March 21, 2010. German writer Kai Schlueter documents in his book how Grass was spied out during his book-signing tours by the Ministry of State Security of in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).

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'Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte' auf der Buehne. German author and Nobel Prize laureate Guenter Grass sits in Berlin ahead of the presentation of the book 'Guenter Grass in the Cross Hairs - the Stasi Files' (Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte) by writer Kai Schlueter on March 21, 2010. German writer Kai Schlueter documents in his book how Grass was spied out during his book-signing tours by the Ministry of State Security of in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).

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'Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte' auf der Buehne. German author and Nobel Prize laureate Guenter Grass sits in Berlin ahead of the presentation of the book 'Guenter Grass in the Cross Hairs - the Stasi Files' (Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte) by writer Kai Schlueter on March 21, 2010. German writer Kai Schlueter documents in his book how Grass was spied out during his book-signing tours by the Ministry of State Security of in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).

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'Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte' auf der Buehne. German author and Nobel Prize laureate Guenter Grass sits in Berlin ahead of the presentation of the book 'Guenter Grass in the Cross Hairs - the Stasi Files' (Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte) by writer Kai Schlueter on March 21, 2010. German writer Kai Schlueter documents in his book how Grass was spied out during his book-signing tours by the Ministry of State Security of in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).

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'Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte' auf der Buehne. German author and Nobel Prize laureate Guenter Grass sits in Berlin ahead of the presentation of the book 'Guenter Grass in the Cross Hairs - the Stasi Files' (Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte) by writer Kai Schlueter on March 21, 2010. German writer Kai Schlueter documents in his book how Grass was spied out during his book-signing tours by the Ministry of State Security of in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).

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Nobel Prize laureate in Physics Professor Charles K. Kao, right, sits with his wife May W. Kao during an opening ceremony of the Nobel Exhibition at Chinese University of Hong Kong Friday, Feb.5, 2010.

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Nobel Prize laureate in Physics Professor Charles K. Kao, right, sits with his wife May W. Kao during an opening ceremony of the Nobel Exhibition at Chinese University of Hong Kong Friday, Feb.5, 2010.

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Nobel Prize laureate in Physics Professor Charles K. Kao attend an opening ceremony of the Nobel Exhibition at Chinese University of Hong Kong Friday, Feb.5, 2010.

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Nobel Prize laureate in Physics Professor Charles K. Kao attend an opening ceremony of the Nobel Exhibition at Chinese University of Hong Kong Friday, Feb.5, 2010.

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Nobel Prize laureate in Physics Professor Charles K. Kao, right, celebrates with his wife May W. Kao during an opening ceremony of the Nobel Exhibition at Chinese University of Hong Kong Friday, Feb.5, 2010.

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Nobel Prize laureate in Physics Professor Charles K. Kao, right, celebrates with his wife May W. Kao during an opening ceremony of the Nobel Exhibition at Chinese University of Hong Kong Friday, Feb.5, 2010.

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Nobel Prize laureate in Physics Professor Charles K. Kao attend an opening ceremony of the Nobel Exhibition at Chinese University of Hong Kong Friday, Feb.5, 2010.

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Nobel Prize laureate in Physics Professor Charles K. Kao attend an opening ceremony of the Nobel Exhibition at Chinese University of Hong Kong Friday, Feb.5, 2010.

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"In principle ... that means every protein now is druggable because its inhibition is accomplished by destroying the mRNA. And we can go after mRNAs in a very designed way given all the genomic data that are and will become..."


Mar 22 2010 12:15 PM from RedOrbit

"Financial reform is just around the corner. But it's not like the American Bankers Association is going to endorse an independent consumer protection agency just because the healthcare bill passes"


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"Every day without reform is a day when 12 million hard-working immigrants must live in the shadow of fear"


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"You know as well as I do that this won’t be easy, and it won’t happen overnight."


Barack Obama Mar 22 2010 9:32 AM from Economic Times

"I have always pledged to be your partner as we work to fix our broken immigration system, and that’s a commitment that I reaffirm today"


Barack Obama Mar 22 2010 9:32 AM from Economic Times

"In the particle itself, we've built what we call a chemical sensor ... When it recognizes that it's gone inside the cell, it says OK, now it's time to disassemble and give off the RNA."


Mar 22 2010 9:31 AM from The Post Chronicle

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Mar 22 2010 9:31 AM from The Post Chronicle

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Mar 22 2010 9:31 AM from The Post Chronicle

"RNAi is a new way to stop the production of proteins."


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"I see a new focus on the part of this president ... That’s why we are here to say we are not invisible."


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German writer Kai Schlueter sits in Berlin ahead of the presentation of his book 'Guenter Grass in the Cross Hairs - the Stasi Files' (Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte) on March 21, 2010. In his book, Schlueter documents how German author and Nobel Prize laureate Guenter Grass was spied out during his book-signing tours by the Ministry of State Security of in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).

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German writer Kai Schlueter sits in Berlin ahead of the presentation of his book 'Guenter Grass in the Cross Hairs - the Stasi Files' (Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte) on March 21, 2010. In his book, Schlueter documents how German author and Nobel Prize laureate Guenter Grass was spied out during his book-signing tours by the Ministry of State Security of in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).

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German author and Nobel Prize laureate Guenter Grass sits in Berlin ahead of the presentation of the book 'Guenter Grass in the Cross Hairs - the Stasi Files' (Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte) by writer Kai Schlueter on March 21, 2010. German writer Kai Schlueter documents in his book how Grass was spied out during his book-signing tours by the Ministry of State Security of in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).

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German author and Nobel Prize laureate Guenter Grass sits in Berlin ahead of the presentation of the book 'Guenter Grass in the Cross Hairs - the Stasi Files' (Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte) by writer Kai Schlueter on March 21, 2010. German writer Kai Schlueter documents in his book how Grass was spied out during his book-signing tours by the Ministry of State Security of in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).

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'Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte' auf der Buehne. German author and Nobel Prize laureate Guenter Grass sits in Berlin ahead of the presentation of the book 'Guenter Grass in the Cross Hairs - the Stasi Files' (Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte) by writer Kai Schlueter on March 21, 2010. German writer Kai Schlueter documents in his book how Grass was spied out during his book-signing tours by the Ministry of State Security of in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).

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'Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte' auf der Buehne. German author and Nobel Prize laureate Guenter Grass sits in Berlin ahead of the presentation of the book 'Guenter Grass in the Cross Hairs - the Stasi Files' (Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte) by writer Kai Schlueter on March 21, 2010. German writer Kai Schlueter documents in his book how Grass was spied out during his book-signing tours by the Ministry of State Security of in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).

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'Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte' auf der Buehne. German author and Nobel Prize laureate Guenter Grass sits in Berlin ahead of the presentation of the book 'Guenter Grass in the Cross Hairs - the Stasi Files' (Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte) by writer Kai Schlueter on March 21, 2010. German writer Kai Schlueter documents in his book how Grass was spied out during his book-signing tours by the Ministry of State Security of in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).

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'Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte' auf der Buehne. German author and Nobel Prize laureate Guenter Grass sits in Berlin ahead of the presentation of the book 'Guenter Grass in the Cross Hairs - the Stasi Files' (Guenter Grass im Visier - Die Stasi Akte) by writer Kai Schlueter on March 21, 2010. German writer Kai Schlueter documents in his book how Grass was spied out during his book-signing tours by the Ministry of State Security of in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).

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Nobel Prize laureate in Physics Professor Charles K. Kao, right, sits with his wife May W. Kao during an opening ceremony of the Nobel Exhibition at Chinese University of Hong Kong Friday, Feb.5, 2010.

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Nobel Prize laureate in Physics Professor Charles K. Kao, right, sits with his wife May W. Kao during an opening ceremony of the Nobel Exhibition at Chinese University of Hong Kong Friday, Feb.5, 2010.

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