David’s endless optimism, insightful and entertaining anecdotes, and thoughtful comments on his colleagues’ work were all defining features of his time at The Washington Institute. His mentorship will undoubtedly continue to inspire the dozens of young professionals who worked with him, continuing his legacy.
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deal on the world stage. and i must say that when you look at things like technology, it s done rather well for a so called developing country. it s got some very fine talents. we seem to have exported an awful lot of ceos around the world who are heading multinational corporations and so on. and the new head of the world bank is an american of indian descent, born in india. so there s a lot that shows that india continues to make an outsized impact on the world. what an extraordinary string of positives. and here you sit as a senior member of the congress opposition party in india. and does it stick in your throat to a certain extent to acknowledge all of that, given that we have had two terms of narendra modi? he remains, according to the opinion surveys in india, still extremely popular, and it looks very likely that he will run and win a third term next year. this is all deeply problematic for you. well, as an opposition mp, it is somewhat problematic for me, except that, in fact,