Speakers in the public record
Claim mix
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7 published records
“For example, I hadn’t realized before I got into this area that much of the research on sports coaches has been done by business school professors because the questions of leadership that business school professors ask can be answered more easily in sports.”
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“I’m not sure that’s true because it seems there’s a lot of countries that when people get to something like $28,000 per capita income that they just turn much greener, and they clean up their air.”
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“For 60 years, they’ve got a great track record. What will happen in the next 60 years, I don’t know.”
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“In fact, after the crisis was over and the Russians and the Americans began to talk to each other, we realized how close we and they had come.”
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“When her book was published, the very next day, it was Senator, I think, Ribicoff of Connecticut, who announced the next day that he was launching a US government investigation into toxic chemicals.”
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“Most of the leaders that we think of are the leaders who did things rather than prevented things from happening.”
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“For the history of Papua New Guinea, really interesting question. I would say no.”
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