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For more details about the roundtable, as well as online registration, please visit https://law.yale.edu/futureoflatinos.edu/futureoflatinos

Yet representatives from business trade groups, such as the Interactive Advertising Bureau and Business Roundtable, as well as the conservative think tank American Enterprise Institute and the nonprofit Center for Democracy & Technology, are also scheduled to testify at today's hearing.

ConverJent provides workshops and training in Torah learning through game design and has organized a new Jewish Games Roundtable, as well as designs digital and offline games for Jewish learners.

Beyond this, GNM held a technology roundtable as part of its sustainability week activities in summer 2010.

David Leonhardt's critique of the Business Roundtable as "part of the problem" for Washington's failure to address the nation's debt crisis suffers two flaws.

Inside the Saratoga, Senator Bayh spoke nearly as much at the roundtable as Mrs. Clinton did, describing alternative energy research and manufacturing efforts in the state, and effusively praising some of Mrs. Clinton's policy positions.

She is also co-host of Left, Right & Center, public radio's popular political roundtable program, as well as Both Sides Now, a weekly syndicated radio show with Mary Matalin moderated by Mark Green.

The SUMMIT on October 22 and 23 will be filled with timely panel and roundtable discussions as well as valuable track sessions on topics from the importance of mentorships and sponsorships (there is a difference!) to emerging issues in the manufacturing supply chain.

We tried to do as many roundtables as possible.

The CRCAH 2005-2006 Annual Report describes the roundtables as an opportunity where 'Aboriginal health service managers and workers use their direct experience to discuss their most pressing needs to help them provide better services'.

Over all, the roundtable went about as well as it could for people who want big banks effectively excluded from proprietary trading.