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When armed with a novel clinical experience this can be one of the most exciting places on earth for a doctor to conduct a game of medical detective.

To help create a master plan, Mr. Glines said he conducted a game analysis to identify "sensitive areas for game migration routes and calving areas that should not be built upon or traversed across".

Shannon appreciated that a computer conducting an entire game would have to make decisions using incomplete information because it could not examine all the positions leading to checkmate, which might lie 40 or 50 moves ahead.

Eggers isn't conducting a literary shell game, like Wallace, in which the pebble of meaning is never quite revealed.

The idea of turning conducting into a game ruffled feathers among its elite.

In 1990, shortly before Iraq invaded Kuwait, the Central Command conducted a war game that evaluated the ability to repel an attack by Iraq.

When Booz Allen Hamilton, the consulting firm, conducted a war game last October in which two dirty bombs were detected after going through American ports and a third exploded in downtown Chicago, it estimated that the total cost to the economy of closing ports for 12 days and dealing with a 20-day emergency would be $58 billion.

Two post-invasion articles also identified emerging concerns: in one, Fallows enumerated the opportunity costs of the Iraq war (diversion of resources, loss of diplomatic good will); in another, he convened a panel to conduct a war game on the military options (they found no appealing ones) for dealing with Iran's nuclear program.

In the fall of 1983, NATO conducted a "war game" in Western Europe called "Able Archer," as it did pretty much every autumn.

On a soggy spring morning, experts from Nominet's research and tech team worked with professors at the University of Southampton to conduct a war games exercise with postgraduates at the university's Web Sciences department.

We will be conducting a review after Saturday's game against Ireland through Andy, Club England and our chief executive Francis Baron, as we do after every autumn and Six Nations programme, and we will do what is necessary to enhance our chances of doing well in the World Cup.