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In an interview with the Guardian from a major international vaccine-funding conference in Berlin, which on Tuesday announced that $7.5bn had been pledged for immunisation of children in poor countries, Gates denied that the cost of the new vaccine against pneumococcal disease was too high.

"Every Administration gets one preëmptive war against a Muslim country," Gates told Edelman, half in jest, "and this Administration has already done one".

Cameron is a private citizen now, just another lump of perishing flesh wandering between rooms in his seven-bedroom Holland Park townhouse, leaning against a country gate to watch the sky darkening over Oxfordshire, a somatic appendage to his now-dead premiership, accountable to nobody, responsible for nothing.

"Of the, say, 1,500 new medicines that have been approved in the last 25 years, only 20 of those have related to the diseases of the developing countries," added Gates, who was to announce the new fund at a meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Over the past year and a half, Greece and Italy, two countries considered gates to the European Union, have seen an unprecedented increase in the number of migrants arriving on their coasts.

The 'total gate-keeping' formally exists only in Croatia and Montenegro, while in the remaining countries the gate-keeping is partial and several specialists are directly accessible without prior referrals.

"The mightiest military alliance in history is only 11 weeks into an operation against a poorly armed regime in a sparsely populated country," Mr Gates pointed out.

"The problems we as a nation are grappling with are well-known: steep fiscal imbalances and mounting debt, which could develop into a deep crisis for our country," Mr. Gates told graduating seniors at the University of Notre Dame.

A1 NEW SECURITY AT AIRPORTS -- More than a thousand National Guard troops took up positions at airports across the country, watching gates, checking luggage and trying to reassure passengers that air travel was safe again.

"Only when you remember how things were seven or eight years ago, how we grew from month to month, how masses of ex-Israelis, immigrants and tourists lined up at the country's gates, how much energy, adrenaline, talent and optimism erupted here, all at once, like a waterfall in the desert, like a miracle, do you understand how far we have fallen.

I spent five days traveling the country with Gates, and he must have talked about IQ a hundred times.