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The campaign has hired Revolution Messaging, the digital and social media firm that provided groundbreaking support to Barack Obama presidential campaign in 2008.

She said the company's support "represents one of the most significant long-term corporate investments in UK arts and culture", and expressed gratitude to BP for its "groundbreaking support of the collection displays and other programmes".

Special thanks to E. Wells Beck '91, John C. Beck '53, Susanne Beck '81, T. Edmund Beck, Jr. '52, and Fred Wasch '94 for their family's groundbreaking support that helped launch the program.

"You're seeing with these communities that they're developing partnerships with tech companies, utilities and the state so that there are other stakeholders who'll be there, involved long after groundbreaking to support and maintain those relationships and that development," she says.

Saich, who serves as faculty chair of HKS's China program, said granular data about how Chinese citizens viewed other world leaders was groundbreaking and supports what was generally known already.

Across America, groundbreaking research supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) alone adds millions of dollars to our economy every year.

And the Jewish state is a hub of innovation whose technological achievements power our products, whose groundbreaking research supports agriculture and manufacturing, and whose scientific advancements enable medicine and uplift humanity.

Support groundbreaking scholarship on global religion and educate leaders who illuminate, engage, and serve.

In 2006, Spergel and his team released groundbreaking results in support of inflation theory, a model that explains the growth of the universe following the Big Bang.

Yet even after years of groundbreaking research and support from governmental agencies and nonprofits, the work of such economists has tended to be tangential to the aims of most large conservation organizations.

But a growing number of researchers have questioned whether NIH is doing all it should to support groundbreaking science (Alberts, Kirschner, Tilghman, and Varmus, 2011; Cook- Deegan, 1996; Kolata, 2009).