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【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 and scienceand innovation, and in the history of our nation amp。ndash。 and we are a nation of immigrants amp。ndash。 it ishard to find any group of Americans who have achieved more in such a relatively short period oftime. (Applause.)
Now, as everybody here knows better than anybody in the world, India is, of course, a countryof enormous energy and power. It is by far the largest nation in South Asia, and last monthduring Prime Minister Modiamp。rsquo。s visit to the United States, we had an unforgettable chance both tobuild on the already deep ties between America and India, and many of you were here whenVice President Biden and I weled the prime minister right here to this very stage. Theprime ministeramp。rsquo。s visit was a moment when Indians and Americans could get a real sense ofwhat our two nations are able to acplish together by working together, by fighting againstterrorism, by creating opportunity for our young people, by bating climate change, toachieving greater progress by pushing back the boundaries of science and technology. And weare determined to build on that moment that was so well defined here in the primeministeramp。rsquo。s words and in the Vice Presidentamp。rsquo。s words, so that the worldamp。rsquo。s oldest and largestdemocracies can realize the truly extraordinary, boundless potential of our relationship.
India and the United States amp。ndash。 and I discovered this really back when I was in the Senate. Ithink as a senator I took the first Senate business mission, if you will, with a whole bunch ofbusinesses to India very shortly after then Finance Minister Singh had announced theeconomic reforms. And that was a time when it was still breaking through the prior y
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