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The militia, which was formed for this event, included village officials, teachers, doctors, women educated abroad, white-collar works, and seven mothers.

Although Kournikova was defeated by Seles here in the semifinals Saturday and is still searching for her first tournament victory, her list of conquests at this event included Davenport and Nathalie Tauziat.

This event included the dedication of a plaque depicting Meeker, embedded in the rock.

This event included an exclusive release of the DVD recording of Fuck It, We'll Do It Live.

This event included high profile business management case studies presented by Harvard Business School professors, peer-to-peer learning sessions led by CEOs of fast-growing firms, and even a reunion gathering specifically orchestrated for 10,000 Small Businesses alumni from across the country.

This event included discussions about the neuromuscular, metabolic and cardiovascular adaptations that occur in response to exercise and training in hypoxic environments.

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Presented by the Mabel Mercer Foundation, this event includes three Richard Rodgers birthday centennial salutes, from Thursday through Saturday, when more than 70 songs will be heard.

The thirty-fourth annual installation of this event includes a number of stars whose heydays were in the seventies and eighties but who have continued, for the most part, to produce interesting work: Debbie Harry, Kate Pierson, David Johansen, and Marshall Crenshaw.

East England Marshall of Cambridge centenary fireworks, Cambridgeshire 5 November, 6pm till late The largest free fireworks display in East Anglia, this event includes fireworks at 7.30pm, followed by a bonfire.

Frick Collection: Summer Night (Friday) This event includes after hours viewing of the Frick's summer exhibitions, with lectures, gallery talks, sketching in the Garden Court and performances by Asteria, a Renaissance duo of voice and lute.