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Yet some of the administration's most ambitious ideas for reducing education inequality have not been implemented.
As Robert G. Kaiser wrote this week in the Post's obituary for Bradlee, Stern — "a wry, irreverent intellectual with ambitious ideas for journalism" — was Bradlee's "most important sidekick".
Ms. Dickens took center stage when the Bloomberg administration's ambitious ideas for rezoning Harlem neared the final stages of the approval process.
For similar reasons, John Kerry's ambitious ideas for addressing climate change and reducing the country's dependence on foreign oil never advanced much beyond his Web site.
But several states that now have a Democratic governor, including Oklahoma, Tennessee and Kansas, are designated "leaning" or "likely" Republican.The Republicans have more ambitious ideas for a couple of rustbelt swing states.
The center will collaborate with Mr. Stephenson's online science fiction journal, Hieroglyph, also based at Arizona State, whose mission is to help foster a "moon shot" culture to promote ambitious ideas for scientific and technological projects.
The first "art station" opened in 2001, but the ambitious idea for a public art project in the underground system dates from the late 1980s.
To that end, he has been consulting with Chinese officials for more than a year about the thorny issue of exchange rates and his ambitious idea for a new global monetary system, including a new institution to better coordinate movements in major currencies.
Two weeks ago, the ambitious idea for a Smog Free Tower broke ground, a Kickstarter project by Studio Roosegaarde to build a working tower in the Dutch city of Rotterdam that cleans the surrounding air of smog.
A more ambitious idea for reconfigurable airplanes and other transportation machinery is a virtual wearable cockpit or command center.
The ambitious welfare state development period in the late 1960's and the 1970's in Finland was a good basis for adopting the ambitious idea of "people's health work" and setting far-reaching aims for the development of the health impact of all public policies.
