The Gates Notes
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What kangaroos can teach us about saving lives
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Why diagnosing Alzheimer’s today is so difficult—and how we can do better
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This doctor wants to make sure no patient is out of reach
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Memorizing these three statistics will help you understand the world
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Warren and I visited a fantastic candy store in Omaha
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Bionic arms empower kids to express themselves
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Can this cooler save kids from dying?
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Here’s my gift to college graduates
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“We can change hate by love.”
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An all-American ghost story
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Not everything happens for a reason
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Lifelong learners will appreciate this book about the history of everything
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Leonardo is one of the most fascinating people ever
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5 books worth reading this summer
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Management tips from a brilliant business leader
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This school proves that universities can be bigger and better
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7 surprising things you’ll learn on Dollar Street
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What if everyone in the world lived on the same street?
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Fixing financial aid
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The next epidemic is coming. Here’s how we can make sure we’re ready.
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Net Impact
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Could this be the first country in sub-Saharan Africa to defeat malaria?
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This animal kills more people in a day than sharks do in a century
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Strength in Numbers
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Why I want to stop talking about the “developing” world
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My family loved reading this book together
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A humanist approach to teaching kids
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What tennis and philanthropy have in common
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8 great questions from readers
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10 tough questions we get asked
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My new favorite book of all time
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On the doorstep of victory
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Meeting the Musahar
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The business of improving global health
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Some good news, for once
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No masks or capes, but these heroes are saving the world
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Why I’m digging deep into Alzheimer’s
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The mystery of mom and dad
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How energy makes life possible
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Eddie Izzard is a comic genius
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A fresh take on the Vietnam War
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A searing portrait of American poverty
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“I want students to see many different futures”
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This obscure agency is key to solving our energy problems
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2017 retweeted
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Is the world falling apart? Not at all.
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Leaving no one behind
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Putting students first
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Our education efforts are evolving
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4 signs of progress on climate change