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What Deputy Secretary of State John D. Negroponte will tell President Bush is going to make him go red in the face. Bush is not used to changing his mind on any issue. On Iraq, he makes daily proclamations that things are improving and that the US will...
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Nicholas Negroponte, chairman of One Laptop Per Child Project, and MIT Media Lab chief, can now see his dream come true with the United Nations Development Program...
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In this picture released by Guatemala’s Presidency, U.S. Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte, right, and Guatemala’s President Alvaro Colom shake hands as they pose for pictures during a meeting at the presidential palace in Guatemala City,...
