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Burt Rutan, the aerospace visionary whose accomplishments include the Voyager round-the-world aircraft and who is also an electric-car enthusiast, is among the believers.

Thirty-six years later, the Region's accomplishments include the elimination of polio, measles, and rubella and drastic reductions in morbidity and mortality due to vaccine-preventable diseases (VPDs) [ 1- 3].

Founded in 1870, the school was named after the Stevens family, whose accomplishments include designing the first American-built steam locomotive and the first yacht to win what is now the America's Cup.

The foundation's accomplishments include a lively, award-winning Web site with poetry podcasts and a poetry best-seller list, a reinvigorated magazine, a set of unusual prizes and, in partnership with the N.E.A., the Poetry Out Loud national high school recitation contest.

Notable accomplishments include the creation of the AHA's signature platform Go Red for Women, creation of a suite of quality improvement programs including Get with the Guidelines, and notable advances in science, research, and consumer health and engagement.

Recent accomplishments include the ability to tailor the flow of colloidal materials via controlled changes of particle microstructure and interactions.

Recent accomplishments include the launch of unique digital initiatives to enhance the Guardian's editorial coverage of the London 2012 Olympic Games, as well as the addition of renowned journalist Glenn Greenwald to its list of impressive US voices, which also include political commentator Ana Marie Cox, social critic and political activist Naomi Wolf, and columnist Michael Wolff.

Her accomplishments include the completion of a $55 million fund-raising effort; increasing the university's endowment to $100 million; developing resources and infrastructure for information technology; and renovating dormitories and academic buildings at the university's campuses in Pleasantville and Manhattan.

His accomplishments include the deliberate mass killing of civilian populations in Indonesia, the deliberate collusion in mass murder, and later in assassination, in Bangladesh, as well as the incitement and enabling of genocide in East Timor just to name a few.

But the public controversy over the actions of for-profit colleges, including Kaplan, whose abuses are well-documented, has drained some of the prestige and good will from the long-respected Post Company and its pioneering Meyer/Graham family, whose accomplishments include building the paper into an investigative juggernaut under Katharine Graham during the Watergate era.

Examples of his accomplishments include the Pan Am Building (Met Life), GM Building, Citicorp, 1 Penn Plaza, 55 Water St and 1675 Broadway.