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Ian, as always, thank you so much for being here to help us try to make sense of things.

IARC's classification of glyphosate as a probable carcinogen.

Ian Bremer, what is this document that I have in front of me here?

Ian Bogost, welcome back.

Ian Smith's regime was probably one of the most brutal white supremacist regimes the world has ever known.

Ian studies the plants.

Ian and his team, as well as a team of people who study pollen.

Ian Russell, reporting, ready to support and spread the word.

Ian Russell was an art curator.

Ian said he wrote like 13 books before he realized his hero was Polish, you know, like that was his ancestry.

IAL and I will I've entitled my talk what will save the

Ian has given you some of the detail, but I want to give you my story in a nutshell very, very briefly.

Ian Tregillis has these really wonderful Baroque descriptions of things that are really engrossing.

Ian? Well, a film close to my heart is one that I helped to write.

Ian Fleming. No, it's all good fun.

Ian Hodder was trained at the Institute of Archaeology, University College, London and at Cambridge University, where he obtained his Ph.D. In 1975.

Ian Sommerville implemented computationally.

Ian Paisley, who had always been one of the people opposed to a settlement in Northern Ireland, was someone who actually helped start

Ian never gets-- we don't let him speak.

Ian is a native of Surrey, England, and a current resident of Altadena, northeast of downtown Los Angeles, and has been entertaining

Iancu means "God is gracious." Today, 53% of our steel revenues come from that factory in Romania.

Iain: Okay, it's amazing to be here at Google. When I first came across Google Earth, it

Iain: I wasn't much of a danger but Iain: she didn't know that. And, unfortunately, because of this behavior, when female elephants

Iain: So we've got to find a solution.

Iain: Then you'd be into the sanctuary of the local forest.

Iain: So the corridor is created up the side of the mountain and it had to pass under a main road which is the road here, and we were wondering how long it would take the

Iain: So he went through and he went rushing down to some farms to look for some ladies Iain: And he couldn't find them and then he goes back. He hits a fence which thwarts

Iain: Anyway, I was gonna show you some live tracking because the beauty of the system that we've now got is that we can actually

Iain: So we decided that the only thing we could do for her because she was so badly wounded was to actually immobilize her and

Iain: This is a graph, again, it's rather depressing, what its showing is the wounding rate in our population from 1998 up to 2011 with the first part of this year, too. And

Iain: We don't really need ivory, it's a lovely substance and people make pretty ornaments out of it but it's not something we need at all and certainly not if it's killing the

Iain: We don't share it with them.

Iain: We hope we don't share it with them. We have a public website now which has got, how long is the delay Jake?

Iain: There you go, you see? Pretty secure. But we also, we share the real time data with people who can really make a difference so our colleagues who are either involved in

Iain: Yeah I think that you said one thing you put the finger right on it. The only way you're going to save the elephants is having the political will to do it. And that will

Iain: I wish but we're working on it. I mean, really, it's cutting edge stuff. And the difficulty is that somehow you probably need to get a probe from the collar in subcutaneously

Iain: Not so far but I wouldn't rule it out. The thing about ivory it's got an internal structure. There's a very interesting thing called schreger lines that give it it's quality

Iain: It's bad in a different way. The Asian elephants are principally running out of space, particularly in India. But it's very interesting that the culture in the Indian subcontinent

Ian Penton-Voak, at the University of Bristol have been doing on the relationship between how we see the world, how we see other people in the world and how we interact with other

Ian Noble: I think for me -- is this working? Cool. I think for me it was just the level of mental illness, how many really were suffering from something serious. I'd always heard the

ians is not any you know dynasty or government or state what gives us

Ian, thank you so much for joining us today.

- Ian, thank you so much for your time today and for the insights you're able to provide the Big Think audience about this ongoing

Iatrogenic would cover – it’s a catchall for problems in terms of taking medication,

So Iain, there's not one answer, unfortunately, but let me make this point.

And #IamRemarkable is a Google initiative which is really striving to empower everyone, particularly women and underrepresented groups,

So Ian talked a little bit about computer tomography scans.

So Ian, how are things going with you?

So Ian thank you so much for this.