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They'd listen to presentations on taxes and economics from learned souls, and do heavy socializing.

Families can examine fossils, learn about fluorescent minerals, and listen to presentations about the Earth and topics in geology.

The week long conference is tiring and great fun: we listen to presentations in the morning and evenings and ski in the afternoons.

On Wednesday, the board of the insurance company gathered at its headquarters in Lower Manhattan to listen to presentations from Mr. Greenberg and the government.

For several years, the park has capitalized on its far-out reputation by hosting an event called MarsFest, in which the public can listen to presentations by members of NASA and the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Institute, and by affiliated scientists.

The Justice Department contended that Allergan's promotions included paying doctors $1,500 each to listen to presentations on off-label uses and sending sales representatives to visit specialists who would not ordinarily administer Botox for any of the approved applications.

The same late-night revelers who spent their high school and college years plodding through mandatory science classes are now gathering voluntarily to listen to presentations on principles of string theory or how orbitofrontal cortexes work — as long as it takes place far from the fluorescent lights of classroom.

Meanwhile, more than 8,000 miles away, underneath a section of scaffolding in Bangalore, India, nearly 150 people gathered to discuss the latest technologies and listen to presentations from local startups.

And I definitely read and listen to presentations more than the average person because that has been my job for more than three decades -- teaching people to write well and to deliver presentations.

From the 26th to the 30th of October, I joined 10 other Nigerian journalists in Abuja to listen to presentations about investigative journalism from veteran journalists, Dayo Aiyetan (executive director of the International Centre For Investigative Reporting) and Musikilu Mojeed (managing editor of Premium Times).

It was interesting to listen to presentations by Iain McInnes on very preliminary experiences in targeting IL-15 and by Sir Ravinder Maini on the significant but perhaps not overwhelming effects of IL-6 inhibition in rheumatoid arthritis.