Definition of conference call
: a telephone call by which a caller can speak with several people at the same time
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The Chinese officials have courted Mr. Mnuchin, Mr. Ross and their staffs with small group meetings and telephone conference calls, the people familiar with the Chinese position said.
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He was barely mentioned in Friday’s conference calls with media.
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In a conference call Wednesday with Raiders season-ticket members, Gruden was asked by Travis in Section 201 about the need to improve the middle of the defense.
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In any event, Kohl’s share price tumbled after the conference call and the explanation of the calendar shift, which is expected to undercut results in the third and fourth quarters.
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Reggie Miller and Chris Webber, who are calling the NBA Western Conference finals on TNT with Marv Albert, spoke during a Tuesday conference call about Wednesday’s Game 2 between the Warriors and Rockets.
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General Manager Ryan McDonough said on a conference call from Chicago.
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Aetna hasn't issued a 2018 forecast and isn't holding conference calls with analysts to discuss results due to the pending CVS deal.
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Heminger told analysts on a conference call Monday morning.
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First Known Use of conference call
1941
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: a telephone call in which someone talks to several people at the same time
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