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Gates

Gates

(n)
UK
geɪts
US
geɪts
Definition: The gates; barriers (where the train runs through the main road; the tax station ...)
Meaning: Những cái cổng; hàng rào chắn (chỗ đường xe lửa chạy qua đường cái; trạm thu thuế...)
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William henry gates was born on 28 October 1955, in Seattle, Washington.

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As the principal founder of Microsoft, Bill gates is one of the most influential and richest people on the planet.

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In recent years he has retired from working full time at Microsoft, and has instead concentrated on working with his charitable foundation "The Bill and Melinda gates Foundation.".

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His father William gates sr was a senior lawyer, and his mother, Mary, served as an executive for a major bank.

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In 1973, Gates enrolled at Harvard, where he studied mathematics and computer science.

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However, Gates was more interested in pursuing his own coding, and when he saw an opportunity to found his own company, he dropped out of Harvard without finishing his course.

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Bill gates founded Microsoft in 1976 when he formed a contract with Mits (Micro Instrumentation and Telemetry Systems) to develop a basic operating system for their new microcomputers.

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In the early days, Bill gates would review every line of code.

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From 2008 Gates has worked full time on his philanthropic interests.

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It is estimated Gates and his wife Melinda have given away $28 billion via their charitable foundation – including $8 billion to improve global health.

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In respect to charities and giving back, the Walton family is worth as much as Bill Gates and Warren Buffet combined.

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The Walton family gives about 2% of its wealth to charity and other causes while Warren Buffet gives 78% of his net worth and Bill Gates gives 48% of his net worth.

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In the late 19th century, after hundreds of years of isolation, Seoul opened its gates to foreigners and began to modernize.

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