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A presentation made by the company to Homeland Security Department officials in February went far beyond issues of security at military bases.

In 1993, Dr. Marx was awarded a College Medal from the Royal College of Anaesthetists, in a presentation made by Queen Elizabeth II.

In Minnesota, coffee, doughnuts and air fresheners decorated with art reproductions were part of a presentation made by the Minneapolis Institute of Arts last year to cabdrivers to familiarize them with the museum.

Jeter was at Yankee Stadium yesterday as part of a presentation made by the sporting goods company Rawlings, his value seemingly rising by the minute as marquee players like Alex Rodriguez, Ramirez and Mussina were engaged in negotiations elsewhere.

They had been focusing on a presentation made by AIG a few months after Bear Stearns was pushed into an emergency merger with JP Morgan, in which Cassano and other AIG executives gave reassuring statements about the firm's position amid the deepening gloom in the US mortgage market.

The approval came after a presentation made by BBDO New York, part of the BBDO Worldwide unit of Omnicom, that was described by the trade publication Adweek as a "last-ditch" effort by the agency to save the account, with billings estimated at $85 million.

A radio presentation made by the team of LeAlan Jones, Lloyd Newman and David Isay records the often harsh impact of inner-city life on two Chicago teenagers but tells the story through the intimate, first-person filter of oral history.

It was developed in cooperation with an ongoing Swedish national anti-stigma and anti-discrimination programme "Hjärnkoll" and had the following components: 1. an introductory lecture on attitudes towards people with mental illness, including a video presentation made by the national anti-stigma programme and focusing mental illness and attitudes.

The phrase "fraud as a business model" comes from a comment referenced in the presentation made by Richard Cordray, then the Attorney General of Ohio and the current Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, when he discussed foreclosure fraud.

Last year a presentation made in 2012 by Philip Morris (which sells Marlboro and other brands) was leaked.

There are some big ideas bouncing around too after a presentation made last night by architect Malcolm Fraser.