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But hunger for clean power is not just coming from governments.

The hunger for more workers is intense, however, just as it was in the time of the Founding Fathers.

The $1 billion, 6-year survey, which will involve thousands of researchers from scores of institutions, is motivated not only by the nation’s hunger for natural resources, but also by fundamental science questions, including long-standing puzzles about India’s slow-motion collision with Eurasia and the rise of the Tibetan Plateau.

Lurie said he believes the election results speak to a hunger for accountability.

If anything, it might do her and the world some good if she channeled her energy into that relationship rather than her own hunger for power.