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Last Updated: Tuesday, 6 September 2005, 19:22 GMT 20:22 UK
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Pick your team to run the world

We selected 100 people - leaders, thinkers, economists and others - for you to pick your elite from.

We have now stopped recording the results, and the winners were announced on 3 October.

Read who was selected in the planet's Global XI

But you can still play Plower Play! and select your own personal team by clicking on the box below.

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The only conditions were that your XI must include one leader, one thinker, and one economist. The other eight were up to you.

In effect, the game could be thought of as a global election.



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