... in the wake of the one-year commemoration it shouldn't be surprising that we have a sustained level of interest.

It's amazing to see what you're missing. It's quite cool when you see some of the animals that walk through, and you have no idea they're there.

It's important to understand the source (of outbreaks). But at the same time, you can't wait. You have to work concurrently.

Nobody around has ever seen this before. Everyone is just looking around and shaking their heads.

Americans just don't get tired of that flavor.

People say, 'I never knew we had so many deer.' We hear that a lot.

These basic rights are spelled out in the UN's Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement.

I think most of your big players are doing something very similar now. There will be a few things that we do differently.

Given the magnitude of the contributions, it is inevitable that some of the funds are not going to be spent as efficiently as possible.

We want Russia in the WTO, but they must first abide by the rules and obligations.