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A recent discussion held by LAXART between Nir and novelist Michael Klein of CalArts to discuss "Endurance" became a freewheeling conversation about politics, capitalism and suburban architecture -- all prompted by Evron's work.
a banker who attended a discussion held by Senator Joe Manchin III about gun laws in West Virginia.
Chinese and foreign reporters flocked to one discussion held by Jiangsu Province today hoping that the three private entrepreneurs on the province's delegate list might say something interesting.
The view from New York on prospects for Hollywood's old-line movie studios was fairly grim last week, at least according to some industry experts who participated in a panel discussion held by Screenvision, a cinema advertising company.
Stults-Kohlemainen and Chidsey were among six TC Fulbright alumni who shared their experiences of the flagship U.S. educational exchange program at a panel discussion held by the College's Office of International Affairs during International Education Week in November.
At an April 24, 2007, panel discussion held by the Milken Institute at the Beverly Hilton, then-Dallas mayor Laura Miller said she was worried that the huge debt taken on by Energy Future (then known as TXU) could lead to excessive cost-cutting measures that might hurt the quality of service in parts of Texas.
Maechling, who is Catholic, said he discussed religious readings such as encyclicals with George in discussions held by the University of Chicago.
Their courtship scenes alternate with wry discussions held by characters in the various window tableaus.
Ideas have already emerged from two roundtable discussions held by the Guardian in association with the Department of Health.
She will then travel to Istanbul for discussions held by countries that neighbor Iraq and a three-way meeting for American, Turkish and Iraqi officials.
Officials said cabinet minutes had often been sparse in their detail of discussions held by ministers, and would not necessarily disclose as much about the war planning as critics of the Blair government had hoped.
