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English: Susan Hockfield, president of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, speaking about the innovation economy at the Commonwealth Club inside Silicon Valley Bank on November 9, 2011.

As the Federal budget deadline nears, Hockfield remained skeptical that Congress would avoid cutting federal funding for research by 10% for the next decade.

Intel Free Press story: American Innovation Losing its Shine?
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