"Every intelligence service in the world works conferences, sponsors conferences, and looks for ways to get people to conferences," says a former CIA operative.
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"Every intelligence service in the world works conferences, sponsors conferences, and looks for ways to get people to conferences," said one former CIA operative.
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We do our conferences, we went to our conferences, and then we find the sponsors.
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Business conferences are seldom sexy, but cannabis business conferences are their own strain of weird.
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I was going to NORML conferences and other conferences and saying, 'This company, I think it has potential.
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George W. Bush held fewer press conferences than Clinton, and Obama has had fewer press conferences than Bush.
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Shirzadi, 30, is the associate creative director for partnerships at TED Conferences, the organization that stages talks and conferences.
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Instead, tech conferences have become high-production spectacles as the industry emulates Steve Jobs and his commercial-style developer conferences.
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National rankings have been assigned, conferences have bragged to other conferences on Twitter, and schedules have been coordinated weeks in advance.
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Colleges in the next tier of conferences, known as the "mid-majors", do expend some effort on recruiting the power conferences' leftovers.
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Between teams switching conferences and conferences switching tournament venues, this shit has become harder to follow than Game of Thrones plot lines.
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She was one of thousands of astronomers that reported their results Monday in a globe-girdling set of news conferences and academic conferences.
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The first conferences I attended as a teenager were conferences with mostly adult communities of online networkers who eventually became my mentors and colleagues.
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I've been to some international women's conferences and human rights conferences, and you meet women from Cambodia and Egypt and Saudi Arabia and Somalia.
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A good first step would include inviting technologists to civil rights conferences and civil rights leaders to technology conferences; the logical next step would be the creation of more conferences like Data for Black Lives, which focus on the intersection of civil rights and technology.
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Facebook and Apple also canceled their respective developer conferences, and major conferences like Mobile World Congress, South by Southwest, and Collision have also been cancelled.
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The foundation heads, city officials and social entrepreneurs go to a bunch of conferences, but these conferences don't have much to do with one another.
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No, none of the Group of Five conferences are as good as the Power Five conferences, but there are clear tiers among the Group of Five.
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You can also see that six conferences on the left had no female speakers at all, and that few conferences reached the 50 percent gender mark.
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Considering Facebook and other major tech companies have canceled or pulled out of conferences, it raises questions about whether other major conferences will do the same.
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A critic of Israel's human rights record, she has boycotted conferences paid for by the Israeli government, but has participated in other academic conferences in Israel.
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Teams in the "power conferences" compete against a steady diet of future professional stars, whereas those in lesser conferences might struggle against an elite high-school team.
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For Black entrepreneurs who would otherwise not have access to larger tech conferences in larger cities, some Black tech conferences offer community and connectivity closer to home.
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He knows that the way for him to build an impressive resume is to pepper it with a long list of conferences—conferences he often flies to.
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The Power 5 conferences make up less than one-sixth of Division I's 32 conferences, yet half of the selection committee's 10 members hail from its institutions.
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Under Gary Patterson, Texas Christian busted into the major conferences' Bowl Championship Series enough times that one of those conferences, the Big 123, eventually let T.C.U. in.
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So we've combined the best attributes of conferences and un-conferences into something that we hope will allow real conversations about the ideas that should shape our future.
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Mr. Powell has announced that he will hold news conferences after each of the Fed's eight policymaking meetings next year, replacing the current pattern of quarterly news conferences.
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In response to the ban, thousands of academics abroad have signed an online petition boycotting academic conferences in the U.S. Some conferences are being pressured to relocate outside America.
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They represent their respective conferences, and if those conferences reject the idea out of hand (which is possible, and even likely, in the House), the leaders will follow suit.
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Go ahead, hold women&aposs conferences, but shake them up … significantly In our perfect world, there would be no need for women&aposs conferences or talk of gender parity.
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Dickson has done her rounds as both a speaker and presenter at Black tech conferences and advises that entrepreneurs focus on the conferences that will offer much mor ethan inspirational messages.
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The persistent question from one season to the next is whether the wall between the midmajor conferences and the Power 5 conferences will ever be knocked down, or even consistently cracked.
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Trump stopped doing press conferences — he hasn't held a press conference since July 27, which is pretty rich considering how often he mocked Clinton's lack of press conferences earlier this year.
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" He said, "I don't know how to do conferences.
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The bottom line: These days, with business booming and billions of dollars pouring in, cannabis conferences are used mostly as showcases for new products and networking opportunities — just like any other business conferences.
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WHAT MASS IS for Catholics, technology conferences are for geeks.
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Her organization holds its annual conferences at the Weeksville Center.
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In press conferences, he'd try to hit me with things.
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We go to conferences and do panels with those organizations.
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Executives may return to conferences and investors may pursue yield.
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To the extent that conferences do those things, they're great.
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One: He was onstage at one of our AllThingsD conferences.
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You've been building up The Times's conferences and live events.
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Using WhatsApp at conferences and then email in the office.
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She notes how trade shows, tourism and conferences are growing.
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On Monday, Microsoft, Sony and Ubisoft all hold press conferences.
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These tech conferences tend to blend together after a while.
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We've been using this terminology at conferences in the past.
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Others began in spoken word conferences, or in MFA classrooms.
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Her news conferences are rare; they need to happen frequently.
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Known harassers were repeatedly invited back to conferences and festivals.
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The reason for this is simple: conferences don't actually matter.
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She has organised grand conferences and delivered speeches about unity.
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Each year, thousands of scientists fly to conferences like AGU.
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They can't even handle kickoffs anymore, much less press conferences.
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Throughout the campaign, Mr. Trump held very few press conferences.
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So why bother with "establishment media" and unscripted press conferences?
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HANNITY: Mr. Mayor, I used to watch your press conferences.
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He had appeared at multiple press conferences at the refuge.
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I like press conferences; I've participated in hundreds of them.
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Yeah, so Angie, you've had her onstage at your conferences.
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Mr. Nguyen has received many offers to speak at conferences.
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Industry conferences are frequent, even before there is an industry.
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We've lobbied and held press conferences to increase public pressure.
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Between conferences and meetings, I could surf and mountain bike.
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Sexual harassment and bias persists in offices and at conferences.
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Suggested events included press conferences, telephone town halls or roundtables.
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Acosta and Trump have frequently sparred at past press conferences.
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The foundation limited the conferences to domestic locations while Mrs.
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He is a regular at international climate and conservation conferences.
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It's a common theme at conversations and presentations at conferences.
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Cramer often gathers this from roundtables and conferences he attends.
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The organization ran conferences intended to help women enter politics.
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Justice Scalia participated in the first four of those conferences.
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Other D1 conferences may adopt the rule in the future.
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I think about it with our conferences and everything else.
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Of course, conferences can be very different from one another.
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At developer conferences, companies introduce a lot of new APIs.
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Some of these status conferences are private, some are public.
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Reporters at Argentina's conferences wanted to talk about Lionel Messi.
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He isn't a fan of speaking at tech industry conferences.
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Pence's daily press conferences have been useful, timely and informative.
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There have been cancellations of everything from conferences to concerts.
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There were bench conferences that we were extremely curious about.
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They appeared briefly at news conferences but expressed little emotion.
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He was stiff, humorless and obsessively guarded at news conferences.
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Just remember to show up at the press conferences bro.
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Others are cancelling trips and foregoing conferences and sporting events.
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Ms. Brown has long moved on to conferences and books.
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They now plan to hold virtual conferences (The Daily Beast).
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The NCAA and the conferences have to do real research.
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The company distributes it at conferences and in customer meetings.
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Go deeper: How NCAA conferences earn money from March Madness
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Cuomo's actual performance has been secondary to his press conferences.
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George S. Patton for corporate sales conferences and motivational retreats.
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Attending tech conferences is far from the most vital activity.
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And where there is industry, conferences are sure to follow.
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Phone campaigns and news conferences no longer resulted in release.
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Welcome to the agonizing dilemma of conferences amid coronavirus concerns.
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One of the classes required video conferences with the professor.
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Do they think news conferences provide more accountability than Twitter?
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Boxed sets have been issued, academic conferences organized, books published.
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There are mixed feelings in both conferences about the transition.
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I saw Judge Starr in his driveway doing press conferences.
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This sentiment echoes previous statements he has made at conferences.
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Trump news conferences are clearly going to be something different.
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In the context of those conferences, Vuong's story seems extraordinary.
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Ms. Witt attended one of the conferences, the indictment says.
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Major tech conferences around the world are scrapping their events.
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Words, papers, and conferences have not reformed the institution yet.
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We had Steve Jobs at one of our AllThingsD conferences.
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So why not just have a series of press conferences?
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From conferences to Cannes I frequently travel to Detroit, Chicago, San Francisco and L.A., our primary sales hubs, and attend conferences of organizations like the Association of National Advertisers and the Interactive Advertising Bureau.
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Women&aposs conferences only include, well, women Though the intention behind female-only conferences is good, they still perpetuate the myth that women need to learn how to behave in order to become leaders.
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We took a look at more than 15 annual Black tech conferences and spoke with both organizers and attendees to understand if and how these niche conferences are shaping inclusive cultures within the tech industry.
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At Tillerson's two news conferences on Friday, in Djibouti and Nairobi, the typical arrangement for news conferences involving the secretary and his counterpart in the host country were changed, American reporters traveling with Tillerson said.
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Stay tuned — the show's press conferences kick of on June 10.
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Referees are independent contractors hired by the conferences for their games.
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Statehouse news conferences were replaced with bridge-free sports radio interviews.
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Namely, to avoid coaching the worst teams in their respective conferences.
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Keeps doing press conferences while solemnly holding an AK, for example.
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Representatives of Goodyear will present these findings at conferences on Jan.
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Unlike leisure travel, which spikes in winter, conferences are not seasonal.
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There's a drinking game I like to play at tech conferences.
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YIMBYism has even gone mainstream enough to have its own conferences.
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Others held press conferences almost immediately after the votes were tallied.
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Now, they cannot leave the country for conferences, meetings, or trainings.
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Giuliani said they've had "numerous telephone conferences" with the Mueller team.
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He skips up the stairs onto his dais at news conferences.
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Selman enumerated the conferences: NIPS, ICML, IJCAI, AAAI, CVPR, and ACL.
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"TechCrunch Disrupt is one of the best startup conferences," said Rosenfelder.
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There was a lot of exchange by email or video conferences.
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Organisers of several conferences and exhibitions are scrambling to postpone events.
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Not to be outdone, Qatar and Bahrain have held fintech conferences.
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She never attended any school events or parent-teacher conferences either.
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While there, he became known for organizing conferences on intercultural theology.
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You've said the Foundation will spend on conferences, marketing, funding developers.
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Kasich's personality makes for unexpected moments for reporters' conferences as well.
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ESPN+ also will have coverage of weigh-ins and news conferences.
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Apple also always holds press conferences on Tuesday for some reason.
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De Blasio press conferences often feature multiple questions about the feud.
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Or they could just do a few more awkward press conferences.
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"I'd love to see her do more press conferences," Himes said.
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Can you paint a scene of what these conferences are like?
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These agro-conferences were among the most fascinating things about India.
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Background: Black Hat is one of the major conferences in cybersecurity.
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During the campaign, Trump has banned some reporters from press conferences.
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What are the parent teacher conferences like if the parents know?
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I met David at the geekiest of health conferences, Health Datapalooza.
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Novel, niche conferences for African American tech professionals aren't entirely new.
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Foster later worked for college conferences as an executive or consultant.
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I've spoken at the largest conservative political conferences in the nation.
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" Trump: "We don't have press conferences..." Pirro: "You don't mean that!
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They held conferences called Speakouts to discuss ways to eliminate prejudice.
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We also now watch White House press conferences with similar fervor.
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Chris Christie made the announcement in separate news conferences Monday night.
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Sakurada's responses in parliament and news conferences have drawn criticism before.
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But it will likely be appearing at other conferences too, soon.
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Other central banks have press conferences more often than we do.
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The title references a phrase Bharara often uses during press conferences.
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But the lab has some grand plans, including holographic video conferences.
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This dress took me through meetings and conferences like a breeze.
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More than any other academic venue, conferences lend themselves to espionage.
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The CIA monitors upcoming conferences worldwide and identifies those of interest.
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Several NCAA teams in the Power 5 conferences use the AIQ.
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Full press conferences by the president, however, have been a rarity.
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I attended conferences and other community events in my local area.
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There were no news conferences, talk-show chats or photo ops.
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The most recent chair, Janet Yellen, also held news conferences quarterly.
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The person applauded her meeting Americans and attending conferences in America.
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Nelson also can't stage elaborate press conferences that compare with Scott's.
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"In the past, we'd see each other at conferences," Ferguson said.
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There is no law requiring that political leaders hold press conferences.
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He's been insulting me for six months, at all the conferences.
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He rarely gave news conferences or interviews, and avoided the spotlight.
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Events, social gatherings, and conferences are great places to source talent.
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Outside of Google developer conferences, Glass doesn't make many public appearances.
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"We go to a lot of conferences like these," Augustine continued.
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What to watch today Senate leadership press conferences at 227 p.m.
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Further, an insipid culture of the Creamery, conferences, "passion," and Allbirds.
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There are four more International AIDS Conferences between now and then.
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Your days are filled with meetings, presentations, phone calls, and conferences.
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Leading scientists and scholars are boycotting conferences in the United States.
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The camp organizes conferences and activities for people for all levels.
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SBA List held press conferences earlier this week outside of Sens.
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There will be no unscheduled predawn flights, nor prebreakfast press conferences.
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But during news conferences and media interviews, Ryan's revealed few details.
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Within hours, the individual conferences were following suit with their tournaments.
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To date, 18 news conferences are scheduled for the media days.
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Tech-backed organizations have also flown superintendents to conferences at resorts.
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The ministers spoke in news conferences after a regular cabinet meeting.
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The other bench conferences are less interesting and will be unsealed.
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Conferences, schools, weddings, even religious services, are being put on hold.
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More than any other academic arena, conferences lend themselves to espionage.
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Cool. Let's meet the contenders, divided between American and UK conferences.
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Lastly, we are putting a special twist on our traditional conferences.
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He frequently speaks at international conferences on North Korean human rights.
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Many other tech conferences are being cancelled as well, including SXSW.
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San Francisco continued to encourage conferences after the declaration of emergency.
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Massive tech conferences like Mobile World Congress and SXSW been nixed.
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Both conferences were attended by people confirmed to have the virus.
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Beyond the Ivy League, other N.C.A.A. conferences announced less drastic measures.
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Organizers of several conferences and exhibitions are scrambling to postpone events.
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The preparatory conferences will take place between this month and April.
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Arielle Pardes wrote about startups with ideas to make conferences virtual.
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He helped Kevin Kelly organize hacker conferences, which attracted media attention.
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You are right about airline travel and conferences and related matters.
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Other major companies worldwide are also canceling international travel and conferences.
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And technology conferences for teachers often book influential teachers as speakers.
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These conferences, held in Maine and Miami and Key West, Fla.
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Those conferences are curations of the best investors on the planet.
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It raises an interesting question: Do these kinds of conferences matter?
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She oversees editorial conferences in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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But some tech companies have canceled their participation in major conferences.
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We look ahead to the N.B.A. Eastern and Western conferences. 10.
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Patients are occasionally invited, but rarely well represented at health conferences.
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Grace Hopper, besides being bigger, is not like other tech conferences.
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It's not like Bannon is lacking platforms or invites to conferences.
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"I'd probably do fewer meetings and fewer press conferences," LaVorgna said.
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EU leaders have been conferring by video conferences since early March.
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We spoke different languages, attended different conferences, read different specialty journals.
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They shouldn't be calling any news conferences to discuss ongoing investigations.
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We really need no more diversity panels, no more diversity conferences.
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We had him at one of our AllThingsD [conferences] one year.
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"Reporters often perform for their colleagues in press conferences," Weaver said.
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Not with words, conferences, or international meetings, but with the poor.
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However, building the public awareness and the political will to meet those obligations is unlikely to be accomplished solely through the holding of joint press conferences on the margins of a ministerial meetings or international conferences.
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Several conference basketball powers that also had major football programs — newer members like Louisville as well as charter institutions like Syracuse — departed for football conferences both in and out of the so-called Power 5 conferences.
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She was instrumental in organizing the conferences and recording their presentations, but in almost every narrative about the Macy Conferences and their legacy, she is strikingly absent, as N. Katherine Hayles explains in How We Became Posthuman.
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In 2700, the United Nations established international conferences for female elected officials.
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Where&aposs the outcry, the tears, the press conferences about their plight?
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The conferences will be hosted in conjunction with the Detroit Auto Show.
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Researchers might get banned from conferences or kicked out of professional societies.
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Simultaneous news conferences are scheduled in Brussels, Santiago, Shanghai, Taipei and Tokyo.
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But the press conferences and big dollars go to early-round picks.
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He did it at one of our conferences, actually, which is interesting.
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Create & Cultivate conferences are held nationwide and operate three times a year.
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Although the show floor doesn't open until Tuesday, the press conferences — i.e.
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Nehemy doesn't have assigned homework, regular parent-teacher conferences, or college counselors.
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At school graduations, at city ceremonies, at conferences at the convention center?
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She is also the co-founder of the FinFair and Lendit conferences.
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When we go to conferences, people are thrilled to hear those numbers.
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At conferences, female colleagues, working in pairs, helped her dodge media inquiries.
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And that's why I think they spend so much time in conferences.
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Disrupt is one of the most anticipated technology conferences of the year.
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He is a regular at robotics conferences and intellectual gatherings like TED.
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Apple already talked about these two things at its WWDC developer conferences.
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Launch partners include INA, Universal Music, Society, Sara Yalda's conferences and Clique.
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Subscribe to the Recode Replay podcast, which we update after our conferences.
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"The arc of people's lives get determined in these conferences," Burke said.
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And probably some worthwhile indies, if previous E3 conferences are any indication.
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In 2017, he flew to conferences in Houston and Salt Lake City.
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Much like press conferences, the format does not lend itself to spontaneity.
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He spoke at conferences and has appeared in videos about disease research.
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Disrupt is one of the most anticipated technology conferences of the year.
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I turned down all invitations I got for tech events and conferences.
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We're not talking about tedious conferences in Scottsdale or presentations in Akron.
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Is its absence this year part of a bigger trend of conferences?
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Which means future press conferences are going to be very combative indeed.
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In late January, he boarded a plane to attend two conferences overseas.
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He added that more lawsuits against more colleges and conferences were planned.
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We had two press conferences a day to give the latest information.
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In post-election news conferences, all three took some form of responsibility.
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They have published articles, won academic awards, participated in White House conferences.
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You know because you go to these conferences just like I do.
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John Kasich of Ohio, for scarfing down meals during impromptu news conferences.
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Our catastrophic, weirdly euphoric conferences are now almost a decade behind us.
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She did not join Democratic leaders for their weekly press conferences, however.
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At dental conferences, Dr. Tomar and Dr. Fontana lecture about the treatment.
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GSK added it would still not sponsor doctors to attend medical conferences.
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I want sex tech to be front and center at tech conferences.
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Most transhumanist conferences could barely get 100 people in the same room.
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Let's take a look at the races in the six major conferences.
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Democrats can't simply foment during press conferences in the halls of Congress.
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Here's our team-by-team preview of the Eastern and Western Conferences.
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But there will be no talking about it at Venus's news conferences.
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In news conferences, he insisted that his administration was doing everything possible.
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Andrew Cuomo's daily coronavirus pandemic press conferences have become must see television.
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But there's one area that's been lagging — hosting corporate meetings and conferences.
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They timed their sporadic subsequent dates to coincide with other scientific conferences.
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It also holds conferences that draw America's top financial and political leaders.
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AW: Mostly, I have to say I use Twitter mostly for conferences.
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At nearly midnight, all was confirmed in a flurry of news conferences.
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We're not in one of those conferences that perennially wins national championships.
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I think we probably maybe won the nomination because of news conferences.
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And I use the Voice Memos app exclusively to record news conferences.
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Like classrooms and conferences, many travel operators are going virtual, including spas.
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For most, there will be no press conferences if they come forward.
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"These conferences are supposed to be cohesive unity builders," Mr. Miller said.
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Even in their post-match press conferences, the two men were oppositional.
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The agency cited conferences, parades and weddings as examples of large gatherings.
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Then, coronavirus hit — forcing everything from conferences to concerts to be canceled.
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They also recommended teleconferences or video calls for larger meetings or conferences.
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Zoom isn't just for conferences and webinars and work meetings — not anymore!
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"Many of us are on video conferences all the time," she said.
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The major conferences need to compromise for the sake of, well, everybody.
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We take our vacations, go to conferences, attend the theaters without fear.
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Facebook and Google have canceled developer conferences that had previously been scheduled.
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Big-ticket conferences Game Developers Conference in California have are now canceled.
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They plan to reduce budgets and cut back on activities like conferences.
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International fairs and conferences from Hong Kong to Italy are being shelved.
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I'm walking around conferences and I'm the only one wearing a mask.
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She racked up career honors and regularly spoke at panels and conferences.
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The president also mentioned the Dow repeatedly in meetings and news conferences.
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He turned up late at press conferences and spoke deliberately bad French.
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She returned to China for academic conferences in 1976, 1989 and 1999.
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The Sohn conferences benefit pediatric cancer and other causes for underserved youth.
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Travel and time commitments attending targeted industry stakeholder conferences is also required.
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Conferences, festivals, parties, all bringing people together through a passion for food.
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It can include coaching programs, mastermind groups, conferences or obtaining needed certifications.
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And try to attend relevant conferences where recruiters may be in attendance.
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There&aposs no clear frontrunner in any of the Power Five conferences.
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Even some of the mid-major conferences boast more parity than usual.
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In recent years, Cuomo has rarely held press conferences in the Capitol.
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Facebook's announcement follows the cancellations of other high-profile conferences this month.
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Over the past month, while reading these books, I attended four conferences.
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Two international medical marijuana conferences have taken place in Israel this year.
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If you've been to enough press conferences, you've seen this happen before.
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The French Basketball Federation has held promotional events and news conferences there.
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"If our conferences disagree, it's not really an agreement," Mr. Lentol said.
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Yes, women must be included in these conferences, but so must leadership.
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Outside the Vatican walls, abuse survivors marched and held rolling news conferences.
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Podcast. Podcast. Conferences. No, so what do I do day to day?
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Here is a closer look at each of college basketball's power conferences.
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Drab and predictable as these conferences are, they are integral to science.
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In fact, even Bitcoin conferences sometimes refuse to accept Bitcoins from attendees.
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So when she has held press conferences they haven't gone very well.
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You can host conferences in Huntington Beach, which is an excellent idea.
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I've never been to more conferences and workshops on counterterrorism before ISIS.
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But it's been a very hot debate recently in nerdy antitrust conferences.
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Gamesmanship has crept into past conferences, with some scholars making small wagers.
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This room is used to host the the prime minister's press conferences.
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As the bank curbed the access once the misuse was identified, the supplier did not get to any of the most recent press conferences, and will also not be involved in any conferences in the future, BoE said. .
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Also this season the Southeastern and Atlantic Coast Conferences permitted pitching coaches to talk to catchers via earpieces, though Brownlee is not certain it sped up play; expanded video replay review in those conferences may have canceled out gains.
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President-elect Trump's transition team has circulated an unusual 228-point questionnaire that requests the names of all employees and contractors who have attended domestic or international climate change policy conferences, as well as emails associated with the conferences.
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As the bank curbed the access once the misuse was identified, the supplier did not get to any of the most recent press conferences, and will also not be involved in any conferences in the future, the BoE said.
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At the three firms' annual developer conferences in early May, AI was everywhere.
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News conferences and public interviews have been rare for Durham during his career.
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"Part of being a PhD student is going to academic conferences," Javadi said.
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"Normal conferences are scary," said Carly Schneider, a security researcher who attended OURSA.
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One that played out over the course of multiple high-profile press conferences.
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The Tesla Motors Club even holds annual conferences called TMC Connect in California.
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I find Vaughan's op-ed and chatter of new symposiums and conferences energizing.
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There's a lot of tech conferences out there that get ... They get one.
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She flew to Europe and Asia to attend industry conferences and trade shows.
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The number of AI-based startups, conferences, research papers, and patents is skyrocketing.
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In the meantime, though, they're stuck navigating them at conferences and friend's houses.
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The inspiration came to Desch after attending several climate change conferences in 23.
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He went to their conferences, bought their books, and posted on their forums.
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Since so many conferences have bad seating, it creates an unfortunate default position.
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PITY the disaffected British voter who looks to the autumn conferences for inspiration.
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It focuses most of its efforts on lobbying, thought leadership and tentpole conferences.
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TechCrunch currently leverages its deep relationship with tech wonks to monetize big conferences.
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She began to feel uncomfortable at conferences, aware that her reputation preceded her.
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I know we play in one of the toughest conferences in the country.
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Population ageing is on every agenda, from G8 economic conferences to NATO summits.
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STATISTICAL releases seldom propel presidents onto the White House lawn for press conferences.
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It doesn't stop there — Chinese citizens aren't even allowed to attend NASA conferences.
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The Institute holds semester-long seminars, as well as occasional conferences and events.
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For example, Hootsuite CEO Ryan Holmes hosts weekly video conferences on the network.
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Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo all live-stream their big press conferences as well.
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Politics was never far away at two conferences at the Kumbh last week.
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Apple just wrapped up one of the most hardware-focused software conferences ever.
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This includes a series of regional customer conferences being conducted around the world.
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He held news conferences so frequently — nearly daily — that their absence felt newsworthy.
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Teachers also attend summer conferences and professional trainings, often paying their own way.
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Unlike other big company developer conferences, Build's keynotes take place over two days.
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You'll need to plug a webcam above the display to start video conferences.
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At separate news conferences, the mayors said they could work toward a deal.
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It is what the "cool" people talk about at cocktail parties and conferences.
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Yet holding future conferences and setting up future commissions are not policy ideas.
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Devotees can meet at low-carb keto cruises, keto conferences, and keto cafes.
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The island will host three separate cryptocurrency conferences over the next six weeks.
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"NISS would turn up at press conferences, posing as journalists," Ahmed's colleague added.
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This week, New York is hosting two industry conferences -- Consensus and Token Summit.
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They were, not objectively speaking, some of the greatest press conferences in history.
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"Fortunately for Josh, he's better at press conferences than the law," Greitens said.
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In comparison, her Republican presidential rival has held 17 press conferences this year.
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Press conferences after meetings by the interest-rate-setting committee are carefully scripted.
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"One of the most effective press conferences I've ever seen!" says Rush Limbaugh.
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The pair has recently held joint news conferences about the committee's Russia probe.
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TechCrunch Disrupt is one of the most anticipated technology conferences of the year.
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He is a speaker at trading conferences in China, Asia, Australia and Europe.
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Every year, big tech companies use their developer conferences to launch splashy stuff.
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A full 90% of women experienced sexist behavior at company offsites or conferences.
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Women's networking conferences that take place on land are so five years ago.
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Another piece of music-mogul business Hakeem is bad at is news conferences.
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High-speed Internet is readily available for streaming movies or conducting video conferences.
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Of course, press conferences are not supposed to be a moment of entertainment.
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LONDON — Conferences can be a little niche, but most don't aim to stultify.
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"We don't want laws, we don't want conferences, we want action," she says.
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Finding himself on the defensive, Mr. Herzog held two news conferences on Wednesday.
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Directors can take courses, read research reports, attend conferences and seek out mentorship.
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The electoral commission held press conferences where it insisted that it was ready.
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The conferences themselves are only one part of the problem TED is facing.
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Some money pledged by countries at previous aid conferences has yet to materialize.
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As a speaker at conferences, Fotiadis often embraces the academic side of architecture.
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In some instances, it has paid police chiefs to travel to Taser conferences.
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Source: CoinDesk Last year's conferences helped drive the surge of attention on cryptocurrencies.
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Authorities declined to name the suspect and victims in two press conferences Friday.
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An ongoing case in Singapore is testing the legal boundaries of virtual conferences.
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My company's executives frequently discuss the open source ELK Stack at tech conferences.
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He attended intelligence-related conferences in the U.S, allegedly on behalf of China.
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Professional boxers usually focus on training before fights and rarely do press conferences.
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"Why isn't there promotion and relegation between two New England conferences?" he says.
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Instead, Weiss is watching biotech ahead of several key industry conferences in January.
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A.I. courses, conferences and joint majors have proliferated in the last few years.
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And we looked at the bizarre theater that permeates World Cup news conferences.
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This week, thousands of people will travel to Las Vegas for business conferences.
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Google and Facebook each canceled major developer conferences scheduled for May in California.
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Many have led the way on backing out of work travel to conferences.
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And some talk shows are being streamed from home, almost like video conferences.
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"Racial reconciliation" was the talk of conferences and the subject of formal resolutions.
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Sellers, for discussion at nine weekly closed-door conferences, the court on Jan.
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Externally, McCarthy had also become the face of Visa at tech-related conferences.
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In January 2017, there were the return of his trademark freewheeling news conferences.
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In the beginning, Mr. McDonald flew to teacher conferences to pitch these shows.
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Scott Cacciola: Pregame news conferences tend to be staid affairs, free of insight.
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Meetings with firefighters at command posts, and two news conferences 15 miles apart.
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Her work is taught at universities, bar associations and the world's top conferences.
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I've been speaking at conferences; I just got back from one in Bulgaria.
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Eventually, Aussiel said, conferences or talks may be organized to discuss the crisis.
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I also drop the kids at school and attend most of their conferences.
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They set up a fake website, which drew a few invitations to conferences.
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At genealogy conferences, a debate about whether or not to cooperate was raging.
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Trips are being canceled, hotel reservations are down, and conferences are being rescheduled.
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The state is canceling conferences and out-of-state travel by public employees.
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Both victims of No. 6 Wisconsin (2-0) were from lower-tier conferences.
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Across the country groups are holding "Little Women"-themed exhibits, conferences and lectures.
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He held news conferences for each of the four candidates to replace Little.
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More than a dozen starting quarterbacks in the five power conferences have transferred.
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Other conferences bring together researchers in Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America.
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I stay engaged via the more traditional forms of publications, journals, and conferences.
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So far these canceled tech conferences haven't put a major dent in that.
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He said conferences of doctors and other medical professionals would be "absolutely" banned.
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Nearby Sarasota County used a qualified interpreter at its news conferences, he said.
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And it applies equally to conferences, YouTube videos, personal blogs or Twitter posts.
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Large in-person conferences and other events should be avoided right now, too.
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Meanwhile, you went to conferences—Milken, J.P. Morgan, the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting.
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Grossi has held news conferences to promote his candidacy, while Feruta has not.
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He started marketing the product in 22, flying himself to sports-related conferences.
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Jury selection and conferences that are not for jury consumption take place there.
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I've been complimented for 'my' interviews and even performances at presidential news conferences.
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Tell us more about what the conferences who attends and what happens there.
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Google Cloud's announcement follows the cancellations of other high-profile conferences this month.
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Facebook, Google, Workday and others have cancelled upcoming conferences due to safety concerns.
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Hillary Clinton has settled into a surreal life of speaking at women's conferences.
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Hoyer and Pelosi happily appear at their press conferences to support their initiatives.
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One coaching technique was to simulate hostile news conferences, complete with abrasive reporters.
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I also save up for other expenses, like attending conferences or annual subscriptions.
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It isn't often that Chinese diplomats overseas hold press conferences for foreign media.
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"People get asked to go to conferences all the time," he told Smith.
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His frequent news conferences and interviews can be bracingly candid, uninhibited, even raw.
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There have been a series of failed conferences and negotiations to stabilise Libya.
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He speaks in schools and at medical conferences about his experience and resilience.
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Many conferences now offer livestreams of keynotes, but those streams usually aren't interactive.
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The UN has hosted climate conferences each year for more than two decades.
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But then not everything that happens at these conferences take place in public.
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Professional development — courses, conferences, credits — has traditionally been a totally top-down transaction.
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We did not sponsor or fund any speakers or presentations at these conferences.
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So are professional and academic conferences, where the future of data is discussed.
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I fly to conferences across the U.S. a few times every few months.
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He regularly spoke at conferences and led workshops for companies, organizations and universities.
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News conferences after meetings by the interest-rate-setting committee are carefully scripted.
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It's the subject of countless books, podcasts, conferences, a million-dollar app war.
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I use the VoiceMemos app to record news conferences and in-person interviews.
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So we found that it's not really about conferences and talking about it.
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He also speaks about his experience at panels and conferences around the country.
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Conferences, data sold to your clients, e-commerce, whatever it happens to be.
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They had these private conferences between lawyers/judges that we couldn't hear unscrambled.
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The best—and maybe only—way to do that is via press conferences.
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SALT has been one of the $3 trillion hedge fund industry's glitziest conferences.
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If adopted, they might end up being more lucrative for the conferences, too.
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While Kidd was living at Jaeger's apartment, the complaint alleges, Jaeger urged her to drive him to "what turned out to be sexual liaisons" during conferences; frequented student-only parties; and insisted that she share housing with him during conferences.
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Erik W. Larsen, an Episcopal priest, performed the ceremony at the St. George's School Chapel in Middletown, R.I. The bride, 30, is a graphic designer in New York for TED Conferences, a media company that provides talks and conferences worldwide.
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But rankings from the past two seasons suggest that a one-loss team from the so-called Group of Five conferences will not take one of the four playoff spots from any of the champions in the five power conferences.
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Values are additionally multiplied depending on how prominent the conference is: Conferences like the Southwestern Athletic are the baseline, while points in the Ivy League are multiplied by 3.5; the Atlantic 10 by 4.5; and the six power conferences by 5.
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This month, the transition team circulated an unusual 74-point questionnaire at the Energy Department that requested the names of all employees and contractors who had attended climate change policy conferences, as well as emails and documents about the conferences.
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Over the course of five days, there are high level defense and security conferences.
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Prior to November 9, activists merely sought to prevent Yarvin from speaking at conferences.
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"On the seventh day, the Lord rested, but Chuck did press conferences," she said.
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In larger conferences, mute your mic as soon as you join the meeting. 5.
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When I tell that story at my Women's Leadership LIVE conferences, people are shocked.
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It targets the FCTC conferences where delegates gather to decide on anti-smoking guidelines.
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The foreign, finance and commerce ministers will hold press conferences throughout the multiday session.
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They've also been a talking point at Trump rallies and news conferences ever since.
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To reuse my material and then also to come speak with them at conferences.
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They help mothers become comfortable going to parent-teacher conferences and the doctor's office.
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Conferences like Disrupt and AllThingsD propelled formerly unknown entrepreneurs to the heights of fame.
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Democrats would be holding news conferences, and the story would be front-page news.
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We're putting on these events and these conferences, and even more one-day events.
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There are no clubs and bars and Michelin(-rated) restaurants and conferences and coffees.
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Of course, people organizing small conferences are sometimes stuck with whatever venues give them.
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In Soviet times, press conferences held by the Foreign Ministry were routine and boring.
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He has been organizing different AI-related events and conferences, including the Learning Workshop.
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What's more, when she saw her former DataCamp colleagues at conferences, it was uncomfortable.
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Investor conferences focused on Berkshire and "value" investing are also scattered around the city.
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We recruit from coding camps, professional development meetups and conferences with non-technical audiences.
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It's also made reporting on once-predictable events — political rallies, campaign stops, conferences — dangerous.
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Some couples meet at high school ball games; others, in conferences around the world.
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In 2011 America's Federal Reserve began holding press conferences after its monetary-policy meetings.
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Apple isn't the only company moving away from San Francisco with its developer conferences.
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If I don't sell this right, somebody's not going to come to my conferences.
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There is no literature, no ongoing research, no conferences, and certainly no specialist clinics.
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Party workers distributed publicity material to many devotees who attended various religious conferences there.
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The first of many E3 2017 press conferences has drawn to a tepid conclusion.
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It should be noted that not all conferences in college football operate this way.
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Phone conferences with my little sister studying abroad in Rome, strategy sessions via text.
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It's early May, and that means it's time for all the big developer conferences.
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Yeo said he believes the differences in the conferences are starting to even out.
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At previous press conferences, firebrand Duterte has insulted U.S. President Barack Obama, amongst others.
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You probably already know about the awesome events that take place at Disrupt conferences.
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The company will also began building an events business, with meetups and startup conferences.
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You don't want to miss this one — Samsung's conferences are always full of surprises.
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Update September 18: In two separate press conferences held on Sunday, New York Gov.
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And it is just big enough, with 17,000 hotel rooms, to host hefty conferences.
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His company is currently touring European conferences showcasing their success in the United States.
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Barbara is an expert on all things Hardware and regular speaker at tech conferences.
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Rather than the bitter divisions and endless backfighting that marked past conferences, cooperation ruled.
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A handful of conferences generate their own data, as do powerhouse programs like Alabama.
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There are over 35 conferences this year on the encyclical in the U.S. alone.
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It is tempting to say that in the modern age, press conferences are irrelevant.
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With any luck, I'll see many more female faces at industry conferences to come.
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Both women live in Southern California, and they know each other from genealogical conferences.
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Why do you think conferences like Create & Cultivate are so important for young women?
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New York also hosted two digital currency conferences this week: Consensus and Token Summit.
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You could say the 1992 Rio Earth Summit was the granddaddy of these conferences.
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This idea of volunteering is what really separates the Congress from other hacking conferences.
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Liberals and moderates have vanished from the GOP conferences in the House and Senate.
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Coleman-Lands' 143 career 3-pointers leads all sophomores from the six major conferences.
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Presidents often do bilateral news conferences when a foreign dignitary visits the White House.
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Is there a need to divide your portfolio for this large set of conferences?
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Some of the alleged collusion occurred at industry conferences and dinners, the complaint said.
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Standing at the center of a stage for his news conferences at 7 a.m.
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Congressional Republicans marked the anniversary with hearings, press conferences, media appearances and floor speeches.
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"I'm surprised there's so much open intelligence presence at these conferences," Karsten Geier said.
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Like Booth, Indiana University political scientist Sumit Ganguly has spoken at several Centra conferences.
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He has regularly spoken at tech conferences, which increased his profile and attracted investors.
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We recognize the contribution of the One Planet conferences to this collective effort. 26.
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They invite you to accompany them on out-of-town trips or to conferences
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Other warm-weather destinations are also likely to host fewer conferences in coming years.
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He started attending conferences and gatherings for trans people, giving presentations and offering consultations.
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He brought the caravan up multiple times in tweets, news conferences, and campaign rallies.
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In his time at the helm, TCU has belonged to four different athletic conferences.
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Many previous presidents have held year-end news conferences before leaving for Christmas vacations.
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Universities from Power Five conferences accounted for 40 percent of all major infractions cases.
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"I had men screaming at me and throwing things at photo conferences," she said.
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At research conferences, Davis sometimes sits and talks with ME/CFS patients for hours.
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Children sobbed as they shared their families' stories at news conferences and prayer vigils.
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She didn't take him on vacation without Hamilton, or go to parent-teacher conferences.
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Bergman resigned at the end of the season without any press conferences or fanfare.
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It's also telling of how prestigious award programs or conferences can mishandle basic information.
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I'm not convinced it still makes sense to hold major conferences for video games.
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Bank executives have also downplayed the impact of interest rates in recent investor conferences.
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Microsoft and Bethesda brought a ton to show during their press conferences last night.
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He gives talks at conferences for the online gambling industry while wearing sunglasses indoors.
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All three were affected in their own way by the differences in conferences' scheduling.
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McConnell has all but stopped answering questions about Trump at his weekly news conferences.
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The issue has spawned countless conferences, debates and organizations devoted to finding a solution.
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There's a large community around Python, and even conferences and meetups dedicated to it.
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That was the repeated conclusion last week at one of Asia's largest tech conferences.
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Many companies have also canceled large conferences and public events and are limiting meetings.
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Conferences and business meetings have been halted, as have concerts, music festivals and shows.
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Conferences and business meetings have been halted, as have concerts, music festivals and shows.
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Most of those conferences had already begun their tournaments Wednesday in front of fans.
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This means we had to lay off 75 employees, primarily from the conferences team.
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All public gatherings, including conferences and church services, have been suspended for four weeks.
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I was scheduled to moderate several panels, like I have done at other conferences.
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College basketball conferences canceled major tournaments Thursday as the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread.
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He rarely sat for glossy magazine covers or showed up at tech industry conferences.
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But what are these tchotchkes, these mugs and towels and even conferences, really selling?
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Then the first morning news conferences in Japan on the nuclear disaster would begin.
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They held press conferences and protests to shame Democratic leaders and demand real reform.
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Professors try to accommodate students in individual conferences by working in their preferred language.
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Paying would give someone access to benefits like Shoeleather-organized journalism workshops or conferences.
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There are still nine teams in the power conferences with one loss or fewer.
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In 2005, Dr. Pruchnicki reported at medical conferences, he decreased hospitalizations by a third.
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And we remained friends and we would occasionally also attend the same tech conferences.
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In response, he said travel, tourism, conferences, and businesses would likely be shut down.
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They become the latest group to cancel major conferences in light of the outbreak.
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They become the latest group to cancel major conferences in light of the outbreak.
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Tournaments for the ACC, Big Ten and Big 12 conferences will take similar measures.
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Mr. Cuomo holds news conferences filled with facts and (accurate) numbers almost every day.
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"We should be physically separating a bit more on those press conferences," Fauci said.
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Meanwhile, Apple is still expected to hold its giant developer conferences later this spring.
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Several large conferences have been canceled amid concerns about the spread of the coronavirus.
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The tussle has spilled from scientific journals and conferences into contentious letters from lawyers.
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In quick succession, we've seen Facebook, Adobe, and Google all cancel their developers conferences.
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It required the teacher to give Dremel-related presentations at two or more conferences.
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I came for conferences and long train journeys — from Portland, Me., to Portland, Ore.
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After the recent rallies, the vigils, the press conferences condemning anti-Semitism- then what?
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Organizers of both financial conferences subsequently banned him from speaking again in the future.
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It is, however, largely leaving the battles in the states to colleges and conferences.
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But Bakshi isn't just spending his days jetting off to conferences and accumulating accolades.
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President Dwight D. Eisenhower had taped some news conferences, but they were aired later.
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Bain & Company's website features several affinity groups and inclusion-focused conferences at the company.
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But that weapon only works if news conferences are the rule in overseas engagements.
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GDC 2020 has been canceled It's not just conferences that are closing their doors.
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The Pro Bowl is the NFL's all-star game between the league's two conferences.
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College football is more about comparing conferences, because teams play mostly inside their conference.
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She expanded her business, published a cookbook, spoke at conferences and appeared in Vogue.
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North Carolina fell to 10-11 in games in the series between the conferences.
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There are also fewer opportunities for programs outside power conferences to schedule marquee games.
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Her press conferences and meetings were well attended by young people and journalists alike.
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Since the summer, County Court Judge Robert H. Freehill has postponed several pretrial conferences.
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Some are still sold on the Internet and at religious and denominational conferences today.
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When I was 15, my aunt started taking me to Women in Aviation conferences.
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The money goes to the conferences, unless the school is an independent in basketball.
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Make connections in the industry through online networks, conferences and in-person networking events.
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At other times, he's taken part in shorter news conferences alongside other world leaders.
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His post-game press conferences turn verbal and emotional minimalism into an art form.
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Some wanted to offer them, while others — mostly in smaller, less wealthy conferences — objected.
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Other federal adjudication systems schedule pre-hearing conferences immediately after the appeal is filed.
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New this season at the Milwaukee Bucks' postgame news conferences: a sign language interpreter.
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The BAL will consist of two conferences, and each team will play five games.
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Speaking to the press and at press conferences, he was not a great orator.
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"Trump also values Twitter a lot — but even Trump holds press conferences," Chaturvedi said.
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It's beyond time that scientific conferences themselves undergo the scientific process, and move forward.
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"Covering the press conferences and embassy briefings in Salvador was so depressing," he explained.
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His renown grew in part because of his attendance at prominent hedge fund conferences.
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Fifty percent of the women that come to our conference ... We have two conferences.
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When Jackson and Fisher were hired in 2014, MSG carried their introductory news conferences live.
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Hundreds of Canadian academics have added their names to a petition to boycott US conferences.
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Though, she believes the net effect of more press conferences is more positive than negative.
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