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became a united states citizen in 1957, graduated from wellesley college in 1959 and married joseph albright of edwin muskie and later was recruited to work in the carter administration by her former graduate professor. in 1993, president clinton appointed al thereto bright as u.n. ambassador to the united nations. four years later, she became the first woman ever to be secretary of state. >> congratulations, madam secretary. >>> in that position, albright was a force, staring down the likes of vladimir putin and kim jong ill, advocating for nato expansion and mushing for intervention to stop the lie lens in players bosnia and kosovo, wearing one of her signature broacherses, each meant to send a message. and madeleine albright, who rose to become one of the most significant figures in modern need long-lasting freshness? try febreze unstopables touch fabric spray. it doesn't just eliminate odors... simply shake and spray to unlock the breakthrough power of touch-activated scent technology. that lasts, even hours later! that's because febreze touch stores scent in your fabrics so you get burs

citizen, married media tycoon joseph albright and had three children all while working on her phd andok a prestigious position as professor of international affairs at georgetown university. it was the shock of her husband asking for a divorce around that same time that changed the course of her life. >> there was an identity crisis. as it turns out, i think those next ten years were the ones that were the most influential. >> reporter: she poured herself into her work become former policy adviser to then presidential candidate bill clinton in 1992. clinton tapped her for the post of u.s. ambassador of the united nations after he won the white house. she became known for her tenacity and determination to elevate u.s. interests at the un through what she called aggressive multilateralism. >> we must summon the strength to defeat those who run roughshod over the rights of others. >> reporter: she pushed hard for u.s. boots on the grounds in balkans. the u.s. administration chose diplomacy instead, a decision that came at a costly human price. an even bigger regret, the failure of the u.

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citizen, married media tycoon joseph patterson albright and has children.georgetown university, but it was the shock of her husband asking for a divorce around that same time that changed the course of her life. >> there was an identity crisis. as it turns out, i think those next ten years were the ones that were the most influential. >> she poured herself into her work, becoming foreign policy adviser to then presidential candidate, bill clinton, in 1992. clinton in turn tapped her for the post of u.s. ambassador to the united nations after he won the white house. she became known for her tenacity and determination to elevate u.s. interests at the u.n. through what she called aggressive multilateralism. >> we must summon the spine to deter, the support to isolate and strength to defeat those who run over the rights of others. >> she pushed hard for u.s. boots on the ground in the balkans. the u.s. administration chose diplomacy instead. a decision that came at a costly human price. an even bigger regret, the failure of the u.s. to intervene to stop the rwa

citizen, married media tycoon joseph patterson albright, and had three children, all while working onok a prestigious position as professor of international affairs at georgetown university. but it was the shock of her husband asking for a divorce around that same time that changed the course of her life. >> there was an identity crisis. as it turns out, i think those next ten years were the ones that were the most influential. >> reporter: she poured herself into her work, becoming foreign policy adviser to then-presidential candidate bill clinton in 1992. clinton, in turn, tapped her for the post of u.s. ambassador to the united nations after he won the white house. as u.n. ambassador, albright became known for her tenacity and determination to elevate u.s. interests at the u.n. through what she called aggressive multilateralism. >> we must summon the spine to deter the support to isolate, and the strength to defeat those who run rough shot over the rights of others. >> reporter: she pushed hard for u.s. boots on the ground in the balkans. the u.s. administration chose diplomacy, in