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symposium
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  • Let me remind you of the other events sponsored by the Gileadcan Research Association that are available to you at this convention, as part of our Twelfth Symposium.†  (source)
  • In the dialogue Symposium, he gives a woman, the legendary priestess Diotima, the honor of having given Socrates his philosophic insight.†  (source)
  • Sunday was Alexandra's day: in the moments before and after Sunday School she and fifteen other Methodist ladies sat together in the church auditorium and conducted a symposium Jean Louise called "The News of the Week in Review."†  (source)
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  • She took them with her one night to a select symposium, held in honor of several celebrities.†  (source)
  • His second and third books came out and the second one-Moral Turning Points-caused such a stir that he was in constant demand at offworld conferences and symposia.†  (source)
  • Jane's friend Pearl had introduced her to Eleanor Kensington three months ago, and it had become common for Eleanor to invite Jane along for lectures and symposiums, academic talks and social commentaries.†  (source)
  • Anyway, Dad and I were in town for a symposium or something.†  (source)
  • But because they were not enough to satisfy his new-found wanderlust, he took to inventing congresses and symposia as a means of justifying the new absences to his wife.†  (source)
  • It's a monthlong series of lectures, workshops, and symposiums, with incoming freshmen from schools all around the country.†  (source)
  • That symposium was light years away from his lectures, but he had been officially asked to attend.†  (source)
  • He thought he heard a voice telling him to seize Hercules' broom and sweep all of Marie-Claude's previews, all of Marie-Anne's singers, all lectures and symposia, all useless speeches and vain wordssweep them out of his life.†  (source)
  • The symposium had been organized in Henrietta's honor by Roland Pattillo, a professor of gynecology at Morehouse who'd been one of George Gey's only African-American students.†  (source)
  • In the summer of 1962, J. J. Merrick, the English biophysicist, presented a paper to the Tenth Biological Symposium at Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island.†  (source)
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