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He is to give the keynote speech today at the Columbia conference.

The show was opened with two keynote speeches on September 16.

He delivers between 60 and 80 keynote speeches each year around the world.

Yeah I mean just getting the keynote speech from each one would be nice wouldn't it.

She was the first woman in Saudi history to deliver a keynote speech at a conference.

Video recordings of his full keynote speech was later published on the internet.

So one piece in this collection began as the keynote speech at a world conference of theologians.

Keynote speeches are usually aimed at firing up the crowd.

Jackie Robinson served as conference chairman and gave the keynote speech.

The events may include keynote speeches, merchandise sales, and dances.

The video of his keynote speech is archived on Channel 9.

Being given the keynote speech is one of the highest honors the party can confer.

The various keynote speeches reinforced the sense that the Internet is growing in importance.

His subsequent keynote speech in Liverpool made no mention of it.

The keynote speech at this year's meeting was about the development of drugs to treat stuttering.

He said he was under the impression that there would not be a keynote speech.

Under a newly streamlined format, the keynote speech is to be less than 10 minutes long.

"Let us lay down the ultimatum," he asserted in his keynote speech.

Hillary Clinton gave the keynote speech at the first Summit.

Proceedings include keynote speeches from political figures, followed by question and answer sessions.

Tony Millionaire gave the keynote speech at the 2002 awards ceremony.

The ceremony includes a keynote speech, after which the artists open their studios to visitors.

The conference is divided up into keynote speeches, talks and panel discussions.

Keynote speeches make much of the need to promote the status of families.

He also extended the length of his keynote speech by an hour, making it a Castro-like two and a half hours.

Some political consultants said it was the best keynote address they had heard in years.

He had been scheduled to give the keynote address at an international conference the same day.

I've never had to deliver a keynote address the morning after an 18-hour flight.

Miller had just given the keynote address at the Republican convention.

That evening, King delivered the keynote address to the full meeting.

It can also serve as the perfect space for a general session or keynote address.

"We must seize this moment," he said in the keynote address yesterday.

Jeff Yang, pictured at near right, will give the keynote address.

The keynote address at the dedication was made by .

He gave frequent lectures and seminars, including the 2005 Keynote address.

Not to mention that they were expecting me to give the keynote address at their retreat.

The planners said the keynote address might even be delivered by someone who is not a politician.

Admiral Martin himself delivered the keynote address during the ceremony.

She proposed the plan in her keynote address today to more than 8,000 delegates here for the union's annual convention.

"And here we have 125 governments recognizing that the tide of history has changed," she said in a keynote address.

He delivered the keynote address, which lasted six hours and was the only speech to be televised.

That keynote address was largely well received and drew mostly positive reviews.

It was certainly a measure of the times that a securities analyst should speak at such a meeting even before the keynote address.

The company was a major sponsor and touted its enthusiasm for the open source community during a keynote address.

Often general authorities deliver the keynote addresses at these symposia.

The President was presented with a commemorative medal, and gave a keynote address to the conference.

Starting in 2001, the meeting instituted a keynote address honoring distinguished members.

He then proceeded to give the keynote address.

Martin is preparing to deliver the keynote address at a theologians' convention in Chicago.

The closest we came was the keynote address.