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Trump has disavowed their support, though he has appointed Steve Bannon, former head of the website Breitbart News - a forum for a range of far right-wing opinion-makers, including white nationalists, neo-Nazis and anti-Semites - to serve as his chief White House strategist.

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The gift establishes the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University as an academic and public forum bringing together experts from a range of fields.

These are just some of a host of recommendations made by the forum across a range of areas, including the use of technology and management structures.

This academic and public forum will bring together experts from a range of fields including political science, psychology, neuroscience, philosophy, ethics, sociology, and history to forge new ways to address the challenges of civic engagement worldwide and encourage open and inclusive discourse that is the cornerstone of healthy democracies.

In the true spirit of sharing, the site thrives on blogs, forums, and groups generating discussion and contributions from a range of enthusiasts.

You can also investigate more general sites like The Student Room, which has forums on a range of topics.

These include a family-friendly "festival" on the Arts Quad, as well as thought-provoking forums on a range of topics from reforming immigration policies to finding cures and treatments for neurological diseases.

Seventeen providers from a range of government and non-government funded disability, health, and social service organisations attended the one hour providers' forum.

BCtA's Annual Forum featured a range of perspectives on these innovative business models, demonstrating how companies are working to sustain the momentum in the post-2015 develandscapeamidcape, amid the growing threats posed by climate change.

Democrats inside and outside the Dean camp point to any number of mistakes: Not taking time for intense policy briefings to layer substance under the lines of Dr. Dean's stump speech; having a one-note schedule of rallies and forums rather than a range of activities to build a three-dimensional profile; ignoring brewing problems in the Iowa field operation as early as last summer.