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DANIEL B. MARKAITY MARCO MARTELLA Banca D’Italia LEONARDO MAUGERI ENI S.p.A. SEAN E. MCCANCE Spine Associates 130 | FOREIGN POLICY ASSOCIATION FPA Fellows SUZANNE MCDONOUGH WILLIAM J. MCDONOUGH Merrill Lynch (Continued) ROBERT A. MCNAMARA United States Military Academy JOHN MCNEE Permanent. Mission of Canada to the United Nations TERENCE S. MEEHAN Azimuth Trust LLC MICHAEL J. MEESE United States Military Academy SANJEEV K. MEHRA Goldman Sachs VANU GOPALA MENON Permanent Mission of Singapore to the United Nations JACQUES P. MERAB ATHANASSIOS MICHAS CELESTINO MIGLIORE Holy See to the United Nations SAM SCOTT MILLER Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP GEOFFREY MILTON C.I.S. LLC LISA MORETTI Sotheby’s International Realty JONATHAN G. MORGAN GEORGETTE MOSBACHER Borghese, Inc. HERALDO MUNOZ Permanent Mission of Chile to the United Nations KATHLEEN A. MURRAY PricewaterhouseCoopers ANDREW NAGORSKI Newsweek DENNIS M. NALLY PricewaterhouseCoopers VIJAY NAMBIER United Nations Secretariat ARYEH NEIER Open Society Institute EDWARD NEWBURN AARP PAMELA J. NEWMAN Aon Risk Services Inc. of New York RONALD E. NEWMANN EVA NOWOTNY Embassy of Austria BRUCE NUSSBAUM BusinessWeek JOSEPH S. NYE, JR. Harvard University JUSTUS J. O’BRIEN Egon Zehnder International CHARLES JOHN O’BYRNE Office of the Governor of New York SVEN OEHME European American Business <strong>Association</strong> ROCHELLE OHRSTRUM DANIEL H. O’KEEFE North Bridge Growth Equity JAMES OLDHAM Georgetown University BRIAN D. O’NEILL U.S. Department of Treasury LARS OSTLING Embassy of Sweden MARINA S. OTTAWAY Carnegie Endowment for International Peace HERBERT PARDES New York Presbyterian Hospital BRUNO E. R. PARRILLA Permanent Mission of Cuba to the United Nations EMYR JONES PARRY DAVID A. PATERSON New York State HUGH PATRICK Columbia University MICHAEL T. PATSALOS-FOX McKinsey & Company PATRICIA M. PATTERSON SUSAN HARFIELD PECK LAURA H. PERKINS KEYU PENG Peoples Republic of China CHARLES I. PETSCHEK Charles I. Petschek Investments
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FOREIGN P O L I C Y A S S O C I A T
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FPA Presentation: Turkey’s Contri
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discipline, and optimism. It also r
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RICHARD S. LANNAMANN Vice Chairman
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want and that the United States mus
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and water and land pollution, globa
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pleased by what the accomplishments
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Third, U.S. research universities a
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