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On Friday, Brennan and Clapper returned to the forum, an annual gathering held by the Aspen Institute far from Washington to foster bipartisan consensus regarding national security.

One Saturday morning not long ago, Markowitz attended a coffee-and-dog-biscuits gathering, held by a group called fido, which stands for Fellowship for the Interests of Dogs and their Owners and meets once a month in Prospect Park.

Of the many events on Monday honoring the memory of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the gathering held by the Rev. Al Sharpton in Harlem was one with a wide audience and a narrow focus: the toll of gun violence, from a parking lot in Tucson to the streets of New York.

The choice is between the Westchester Chorale's reading under Daniel Paget at the Asbury United Methodist Church in Tuckahoe -- call (914) 725-7597 for more information -- and the gathering held by John Daly Goodwin and the Westchester Concert Singers at the United Methodist Church in Pleasantville.

Beard, who until recently ran global marketing for UBS's wealth management and business banking group, mentioned his task at a gathering held by Marketing 50, an invitation-only club of top chief marketing officers at major companies.

But why did they pick the Christmas gathering held by colleagues of Farook, who worked as a health inspector for San Bernardino County?

These took place under the slogan "The caliphate is the rising force", and coincided with similar gatherings held by branches around the world.

Federal employees could no longer accept "gifts of free attendance" at the many seminars, receptions and other social gatherings held by registered lobbyists and lobbying organizations as a matter of course in Washington.

With no public forum for consultation and no openness about the oil wealth the ruler regards as his own family's, criticism, such as it is, gets aired in the majlis, the gatherings held by members of the ruling family in their homes.

In a September piece despairing the lack of festive gatherings held by people born roughly between 1985 and 2000, parties are on their way out due to the general social malaise caused by changes in technology, diets and rent. .

The gathering, held at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in Lower Manhattan, was arranged by Mr. Tarullo and JPMorgan Chase's chief executive, Jamie Dimon, who has criticized elements of the Volcker Rule.