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Wednesday, world leaders, international and national policymakers, donors, and nongovernmental organizations will gather for the London Summit on Family Planning -- a highly anticipated gathering aimed at providing an additional 120 million women in the world's poorest countries with lifesaving contraceptives, information, and services by 2020.

The prospect of a gathering aimed at persuading investors to inject cash into an airline consortium might not set your pulse racing.

With the first across-the-border family gathering aimed at healing the human wounds wrought by the Korean War, eventual reunification of the peninsula is not as far-fetched as it was even three months ago.

Mr. Putin urged the leaders to do away with visas for Russians in a speech at the Russia-European Union summit meeting, a semiannual gathering aimed at easing frictions between the Kremlin and union.

Barrow said he was at a Christian conference in the Bahamas, a gathering aimed at teaching athletes how to minister to other athletes, when he heard that Lane had been shot to death by his 25-year-old wife, Deidra, in their Charlotte home on July 6.

The issue that has prevented a major advance in the battle against global warming for two decades has scuttled progress at the latest U.N. gathering aimed at forging a climate pact by 2015: how much rich nations should pay to help developing countries build their economies with clean-energy sources.

The U.S. and Germany have been negotiating over mutual rules for intelligence-gathering aimed at each other, but "there are still some gaps that need to be worked through," Obama said during a White House news conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

But the BMW Guggenheim Lab, a pavilion of video screens and gathering spaces aimed at investigations of urban life, barely looks like a building at all.

The gathering is aimed at influencing Fed officials attending the Kansas City Fed's annual Jackson Hole symposium.

Silicon Valley, he has suggested, will be a key part of that legacy, and as much as the past few weeks have been characterized by a contentious relationship between the admnistration and the tech community, his time at this gathering seemed aimed at crafting a different narrative.

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