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When he was injured there was a neurosurgeon who attended a symposium by the Miami Project.

The same two Chinese writers were invited, and were removed from the symposium by Mr. Ripken after Beijing protested.

Mr. Hamill, the author of 40 books of poetry, had been invited to the symposium by Mrs. Bush.

Wilczek opened the scientific part of the symposium by presenting one of his own most recent theoretical concepts, known as time crystals.

McBride, who resigned in 2009 over a plot to smear his opponents, said the Labour leader's closest advisers lacked an understanding of what was required to win and would rather be attending a symposium by the French economist Thomas Piketty.

However, a paper presented at the symposium by Gene Grossman and Esteban Rossi-Hansberg of Princeton University offered a much rosier view, arguing that offshoring can actually increase the wages of unskilled workers.

For sheer Conceptual and performance art pedigree, not to mention classic dematerialization of the art object, nothing can beat "The Pure Awareness of the Absolute/Discussions," a quasi-symposium by the artist Ian Wilson at Dia:Beacon in Beacon, N.Y., on Oct. 1.

Perhaps Clarke thinks that all twentieth century Greek people were raised in symposia by Socrates.

Public programs offered by the organization include symposiums by art historians, lectures by artists and activities for children.

I was one of a dozen or so undergraduates from other colleges recommended to these lively symposiums by our tutors.

Al-Batran received honoraria for presentations in satellite symposia by Sanofi-Aventis.