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What Dudamel is famous for in Venezuela – the musical education of that increasingly benighted country's youth – he is now spearheading in LA.
He was part of the leadership team that helped steer the bank through the financial crisis, including spearheading in late 2008 a substantial reduction of risk on the firm's balance sheet and cutting costs across the firm.
The initiative includes institutions from Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya and Rwanda and aims to improve access to safe, effective and quality-assured medicines for the treatment of HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria through spearheading in-country capacity.
The initiative [ 6], which includes institutions from Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya and Rwanda aims to improve access to safe, effective and quality-assured medicines for the treatment of HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria through spearheading in-country capacity building and operational research activities.
William Hague congratulated the Burmese government last week for its role in spearheading "remarkable changes" in the country.
These five dark-horse cities are the top contenders in the global fintech race, and are spearheading innovation in the industry.
He has kept a studio in Point Pleasant Beach since 1982, finding rare minutes to paint while spearheading restaurants in Chatham, Summit and Manhattan.
But the Taliban managed to regroup in the porous border areas between Pakistan and Afghanistan and is now spearheading wars in both countries.
The Ugandan government warned Thursday that it would rethink its diplomatic engagements, including its role in spearheading international peacekeeping efforts in Somalia, following accusations in a leaked United Nations report that Uganda and Rwanda were supporting rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Another three physicists, all under 35 years old, win $100,000 prizes for spearheading breakthroughs in other realms of physics.
Now, the shortage is crippling aid organizations spearheading relief in devastated areas.
