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The protest resulted from a series of conference calls held by N.C.P.A. player councils over the past few months.

To assess the orientations of senior managers, we analyzed the transcripts of 70,042 earnings conference calls held by 3,613 firms from 2002 to 2008.

As The Post reported Friday, most of the more than 50 calls held by Trump or Pence came without the knowledge or guidance of the State Department.

Participants in weekly conference calls held by a coalition of conservative groups that support immigration talked often about their fears that Heritage could have a major impact on the debate, according to one person involved in the conversations.

LISTENERS to the Webcasts and conference calls held by steel companies in recent weeks may be excused for wondering whether this is the same industry that a few months ago was warning that its very survival was at risk.

The government has ordered the deregulation of Indonesia's telecommunications industry by 2003, ending a monopoly on domestic fixed-line services held by Telekomunikasi Indonesia and one on international calls held by Indonesia Satellite.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Now on the Line, the Dark Knight  |  A man going by "Bruce Wayne of Wayne Enterprises" popped up during an earnings call held by Archer, an oil company.

For the last four years, he has been a prominent participant in a weekly conference call held by the Republican National Committee each Thursday with influential Catholic supporters.

Apps from a wave of new start-ups allow multiple people to participate in the same conversation on a mobile phone, like a group chat room or conference call held by way of text message.

"It will certainly make it easier for doctors and patients to treat anemia successfully," Dr. Ravi Thadhani, an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School who helped test Aranesp, said in a conference call held by Amgen.

Separately, the issue of retention payments to brokers of the soon-to-be-combined Morgan Stanley and Smith Barney took on more attention on Wednesday, after the Huffington Post Web site posted audio of a conference call held by James P. Gorman, a Morgan Stanley co-president.