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Inside, Mr. Arthus-Bertrand held a sort of open mic.

I discovered I had relatives there who'd emigrated from London in the 1950s, so we held a sort of jamboree of Lansburys.

And this week, Lincoln Center has held a sort of celebration of Heaney, although he and his work did not swallow the entire spotlight.

On the day before Monday's shuttle launching, astronomers and mission engineers held a sort of retirement party for the camera, calling it "the camera that saved Hubble twice".

THE four recent Columbia University graduates who make up the band Vampire Weekend held a sort of college reunion on a rainy January night.

More likely, those voters who had held a sort of despairing hope in the party's ability to remake itself will now switch allegiance to the opposition, accelerating the LDP's demise.

But that issue, interestingly, did come up on Tuesday when Mr. Obama met and held a sort-of press conference with a bunch of grade-school students at Dodge Renaissance Academy in Chicago.

So the question was — First, it was the accusation before the question, that I'm holding a sort of double standard.

He frequently spends hours in the Senate Press Gallery, holding a sort of floating briefing for anyone who chooses to wander in and listen.

In their epistemology, whereas the Vaibhashikas are direct realists, the Sautrantikas hold a sort of representationism, according to which the external world is only inferred from the mental conceptions that alone are directly apprehended.

Jazz had central locations back then; musicians would sit in the bar of the Hotel Braddock, cruising for work, or stand on the corner eating and talking, holding a sort of open-air office hours.