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For some contributors this means bringing access to the Internet to public schools and poor neighborhoods.

"This means bringing investment levels down slowly, raising interest rates, raising the value of the currency and raising wages".

This means bringing in new principals, teachers, a proven new curriculum and smaller classes in the early grades.

This means bringing techniques, equipment and seeds up to global standards, and cultivating Panama's most promising crops, such as bananas and coffee (its Geisha bean is especially prized).

"This means bringing down greenhouse gas emissions to net zero within a few decades," said John Schellnhuber, director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, and a climate adviser to the Vatican.

In plain English, this means bringing in speculators happy to have a fling in the art game — if the work rises above the guarantee, the profit made from the sale charge that the buyer pays on top of the hammer price is shared between the auction house and the guarantor.

In one case this meant bringing a grand piano; in another a cat, a parakeet and five maidservants.

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Overcoming this threat means bringing the diverse instruments of American military, economic, and political power to bear.

Within the health sector, this typically means bringing the decision making closer to the implementation level.

"In this context that means bringing the countryside alive by showing presenters actively involved in everything they did," said Hunt. "We were looking for a female presenter who could deliver this sort of immersive journalism".