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In the case of Thursday's London confab, the post-meeting harmony was particularly striking because it followed several weeks of public bickering about issues ranging from the size of economic stimulus packages to tougher international regulation of financial markets.— Business and financial news - CNNMoney.com
(Judging by the discussions at Sunday's Boston Society of Film Critics confab, there's a lot more critical support for this movie than has emerged so far in awards lists.)— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
-- Last September, at DemoFall, I wrote that the most obvious trend in evidence at the technology showcase confab was the prevalence of iPhone apps.— CNET News.com
: Onerous UK regulations are eased after the latest WRC regulatory confab, and 2.4 GHz is now license-free in the UK.— Wi-Fi Networking News
The mobile-phone industry has met up in Barcelona for its annual confab, and among all the new handset releases was some more compelling news: phone makers and operators have pledged they'll standardize on mini-USB chargers.— Techdirt

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