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Foundations are beginning to open themselves up as never before, and we want to be a leader in that movement.”. All content of the forum will be public, with comments and feedback on ideas welcomed, Forbes said. “We Ideas can be submitted and commented on until July 13, 2010. We want Oregonians to get engaged with us.”.
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