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2005 National Education Summit
February 26, 2005Prepared remarks by Bill Gates, co-chair Thank you for that kind introduction. I also want to thank you, Governor Warner, and your fellow governors, for your leadership in…
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University of Washington
October 15, 2004At the launch of the University of Washington’s capital campaign, Bill Gates celebrates the contributions the school has made to the Pacific Northwest and the world. It’s great…
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UN Summit on HIVAIDS
January 15, 2004Remarks by Bill Gates, Co-chair Good afternoon. It is an honor to join you here today and to witness the formation of a new partnership between the world’s…
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UN Secretary Generals Luncheon
Your Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen. Thank you for this invitation to speak. It’s an honor to address so many heads of state. And it’s a particular honor to do so alongside…
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2002 Retroviruses Conference
February 24, 2002Remarks by Bill Gates, co-chair Well, good evening. It’s certainly hard to follow Andrew, who I agree with completely. I’ve never spoken at a medical research conference before,…
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2002 World Economic Forum
February 2, 2002Bill Gates, co-chair; Bono, composer and singer; Paul H. O’Neill, U.S. Secretary of the Treasury; Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de Leon, former President of Mexico RICK SAMANS: Good morning…
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2001 World Economic Forum
January 29, 2001Remarks by Bill Gates, co-chair I think we live in a world of greater contrasts today than ever before, and here at Davos we’ve got these nice little…
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Creating Digital Dividends Conference
Keynote Part 1 | Keynote Part 2 October 18, 2000Remarks by Bill Gates, co-chair MR. GATES: Some of these numbers are a little hard to appreciate. Somebody got up and spoke…
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Global Foundation Address
September 12, 2000 Remarks by Bill Gates, co-chair Good evening. Thank you Gus, and thank you to the Excellencies and Ministers who are in attendance tonight, and to David Miles,…
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Bill Gates Creating Digital Dividends Conference
Keynote Part 1 | Keynote Part 2 May 18, 2000Remarks by Bill Gates, Co-chair QUESTION: Flying saucer and improve health might not be sustainable, because it’s a one time project, improvement…