Mr. Licht, for example, has already been accepted by M.I.T. and the California Institute of Technology.
The global online retailer Asos, for example, has already opened an office in Birmingham.
Norway, for example, has already signed a deal with Indonesia to preserve its forests.
Armenco, for example, has already built a truck for the Sizzler chain.
The energy committee, for example, has already passed a bill on renewables that has disappointed greens.
Some make cash gifts; Merck, for example, has already given $1 million for equipment for regional laboratories.
The China Metallurgical Group, for example, has already agreed to invest $3 billion in a copper mine south of Kabul.
JPMorgan Chase, for example, has already slashed by half the value of its $1.2 billion holdings of the preferred shares.
The Club for Growth, for example, has already run television advertisements aimed at Republicans in three states.
Citigroup, for example, has already begun looking at how its 100 largest buildings stack up against accepted green standards.
A strikingly large share of the party establishment, for example, has already come around to Medicare-for-all.
