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Who Is Willing to Do the “Most Impossible Job on Earth”?
Buoyed by decades of experience, Olara Otunnu Lays Out His Vision To Lead a Fractured United Nations
Trump’s “Friend” Crashes the Race for UN Secretary-General Right Before the Straw Poll 
Latin America Says It Is Time to Lead the UN. But the Region Is Split Over Its Candidate. 
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Thanks to a network of Diaspora West Africans, the grain many call the “Next Quinoa” is being grown in Guinea, Milled in Senegal, and marketed worldwide as the social impact carb of the future. Pierre Thiam, who rose from New York City restaurant dishwasher to restaurant proprietor to James Beard-awarded culinary writer, is adding a…

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