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Governments That Use Violence To Stop Democratic Development Will Not Earn Themselves Respite Forever. They Will Pay An Increasingly High Price For Actions Which They Can No Longer Hide From The World With Ease, And Will Find Themselves On The Wrong Side Of History.

I Believe We Should Reframe Our Response To Climate Change As An Imperative For Growth Rather Than Merely Being A Way Of Being Green Or Meeting Environmental Commitments.

The Low Carbon Economy Is At The Leading Edge Of A Structural Shift Now Taking Place Globally...

We Hope That The Long Darkness Through Which The Burmese People Have Lived May Now Be Coming To An End.

I Feel Fortunate That, By The Age Of 40, I Had Crammed In An Entire Political Career.i Had Been In The Cabinet And Been Leader Of The Party, So Now I Can Branch Out Into Other Things... It Is A Very Liberating Feeling.