p.s. the original footage on video lasts for about an hour. Highly recommended.
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December 18, 2009
Wisdom comes in different ways. Here is one good example. This is an interview conducted recently by Andrew Denton of ABC Television, Australia with Muhammad Yunus, the recipient of the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize.
p.s. the original footage on video lasts for about an hour. Highly recommended.
p.s. the original footage on video lasts for about an hour. Highly recommended.
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