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ILAB hopes that this year's events, which will be joined for the first time by booksellers in South Korea, will be even bigger.

Most of the company's offices will be on the lower level, which will be joined to the first floor by a seven-foot-wide glass staircase.

All of this sets the stage for the health care debate, which will be joined when President Bush releases his budget next month.

(Woolfe) Caramoor (Sunday) The classical segment of the festival at this genteel estate in Katonah concludes on Sunday with the St . Lukes Chamber Ensemble, which will be joined by the pianist Natasha Paremski for Dohnanyi's Sextet in Chamber Ensemble

(Tommasini) Music Mountain (Saturday and Sunday) This longstanding chamber music festival continues on Saturday with the Amernet String Quartet, which will be joined by the cellist Yehuda Hanani for an all-Schubert program.

The group, which will be joined by the guitarist Oz Noy, is here on Dec. 14, as part of the "Blurring Boundaries" series, curated by Melissa Caruso Scott, a co-founder of the recently departed music venue Tonic.

Today it's topped up that number with six more startups which will be joining the existing teams in its London-based AcadeMayin May.

Today, the company is revealing its social take on Bingo via a Facebook game, which will be joining Zynga Poker in Zynga's newest franchise, Zynga Casino.

Drinkhall will next feature in the team event, in which he will be joined by Liam Pitchford and Andrew Baggaley.

The inaugural show, "Encounters," will be a group exhibition in which Zhang Huan and Zhang Xiaogang will be joined by longtime members of Pace's stable, like Chuck Close, Alex Katz and Lucas Samaras.

The film will be followed by a Q&A about the making of the film, in which Boyle will be joined by a panel including Robert Carlyle, Ewen Bremner, the film's influential cinematographer, Brian Tufano, and writer John Hodge.