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C3 Inside Back Strip in Ad for ORAL B C2 inside front Strip in ad for J MORITA color proof & negative supplied C3 inside back Strip in ad for ORAL B color proof & negative supplied GERRY: I sent the disk to you. You have the negs. Please be sure the pressmen match the IRIS the client provided. Thanks. C4 back Strip in ad for COLGATE color proof & negative supplied p1 first right hand page Strip in ad for UNILEVER color proof and neg supplied Table of Contents Institutional Section Members . .7 Schedule of Events . .8 Hotel Meeting Room Locator . .11 Exhibit Hall Floor Plan . .12 Hotel Meeting Room Floor Plans . .13 Hotel Restaurant & Lounges . .15 Chronological Listing of Sessions . .17 General Information . .22 • Hotel Address • Registration Hours • Accompanying Person(s) • Badges • Photographs & Tape Recordings • Child Access to Sessions • Smoking Policy • Participants with Disabilities or Special Needs • Continuing Education Credits • JOBS • Membership Information • IADR/AADR Logo Store Presenter’s Note . .23 Plenary Speakers . .24 NAC “Town Hall” Meeting . .24 Group-sponsored Symposia . .25 Group Business Meeting and Receptions . .26 Special Events . .26 • Opening Ceremonies & Welcome Reception • Friends of NIDCR Social Event • 3M Hospitality Center • New Member Orientation Breakfast • AADR SRG Business Meeting Lunch & Learning . .27 GC-sponsored Symposium . .28 CADR Divisional Events . .28 NIDCR Programs . .28 AADR SRG Caulk/Dentsply Competition . .28 AADR/Warner Lambert Hatton Competition . .29 Corporate Sponsorship . .29 Symposia Sponsorship . .30 AADR Awards and Fellowships . .30 Acknowledgments . .31 AADR Student Fellowship Award Winners . .32 Future Meetings . .32 The Exhibition . .33 Scientific Program . .39 Author/Co-Author Index . .112 Copyright February, 2001, by the International Association for Dental Research, 1619 Duke Street, Alexandria, VA 22314, US. 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