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A person who arranges the details of a public event.
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None of the women detained by police were childcare providers, according to organizer Roberto De La Cruz.
At a monthly cannabis meetup by Lake Merritt in Oakland, the hosts have increasingly attracted marijuana enthusiasts who want to transform their illegal activities into legitimate businesses, according to organizer Sarah Ceti.
I don't want to be very arrogant, but respectfully, I say in tennis I did everything a human being can do: from player to coach to manager to organizer.
According to organizer and MIT cancer biologist Phillip Sharp, the 34-page white paper grew out of an "organic movement" among the dozen faculty members to try to flesh out where biomedical research is headed.
American Fork, Utah, which did not offer beer or Jeopardy, was still home to possibly the largest TechCrunch event with more than 500 attendees, according to organizer Dan Garfield (manager of online marketing for OrangeSoda).
According to organizer Adam Wilder a mustachioed man in his late 30s the silence that surrounds these subjects has divorced us from our true desires.
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(The night raised $2 million, according to organizers).
There were more than 100 world premieres, a record number according to organizers.
From 700 applications this year, FIAC admitted 184 galleries from 25 countries, according to organizers.
According to organizers for both events, that validation is sorely needed.
The annual service was last performed at St. Patrick's in 1991, according to organizers.
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