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Euro zone finance ministers will gather here on Monday for their fourth meeting in four weeks.
— Democrats will gather here on Tuesday to nominate President Obama for a second term in the White House, setting in motion the final sprint to Election Day.
Next week, the president of China, former President Bill Clinton and a full complement of corporate titans will gather here for a conference sponsored by Fortune magazine.
On Thursday night, Republican delegates from across the nation will gather here to nominate George W. Bush as their candidate for president.
BRUSSELS — European finance ministers will gather here Sunday to complete a multibillion-euro bailout for Ireland as financial markets waited to see if a restructuring of Irish banks would mean losses for bondholders.
On Thursday, on the 200th anniversary of Lincoln's birth, dignitaries will gather here to open a new National Park Service museum in the David Wills House that — in part — recalls its role in the drafting of the address.
"Over the next few weeks nominations will be gathered here, books will be shortlisted and discussed and – provided things go smoothly – a winner will be selected". * Any full length novel (or at least, a long novella) written by a citizen of the Commonwealth, the Republic of Ireland or Zimbabwe.
These are small gestures, but we hope they will prompt African leaders who gather here in the future to pay their respects to the people who died at the hands of their predecessors.
The announcement is the biggest single success in President Obama's five-year-long push to secure the world's most dangerous materials, and will come as world leaders gather here on Monday for a nuclear security summit meeting.
"If a million of us gather here, then we will be able to create a human wave that represents the will of the public!" shouted Lee Sang Ho, who led Nosamo in the 2002 election.
The candles are still burning – as they will be when the victims' families gather here for a commemoration at 5.45pm tomorrow – but the banners underwent a transformation shortly after 11am.
