RSW Well, I'm going to wind this up and wind up the meeting because it's been very long.

Let me wrap it up.

Now I'll close with regenerative medicine.

Okay, so how would I like to finish?

So I thought that would be good to end with.

So one meeting tends to lead to another meeting and tends to lead to another meeting.

I'd like to end with a little metaphor here.

And so I want to close with a little song.

Here's just one example before I close up.

The meaning of dissolving is not closing down.

Let us settle the matter without a third party.

Let's settle the matter without a mediator.

In 1957, Shockley decided to end research on the silicon transistor.

The meeting was closed.

The meeting ended.

The meeting is over.

According to one reviewer, the soundtrack ...shows Kanno's skills as both composer and pianist... and is ...a treat to hear.

So in closing, I said I want to close by a couple of pictures.

I want to close with a quick little video.

Perhaps the task of the third act is to finish up the task of finishing ourselves.

The meeting will be held tomorrow.

The meeting was canceled.

The meeting was held here.

The meeting took place yesterday.

The meeting was cancelled.

The meeting has been canceled.

I missed the meeting.

You missed the meeting.

How did the meeting go?

Where will the meeting be?

The meeting has already begun.

The meeting has been postponed.

Who organized the meeting?

The meeting isn't over.

This occurred days after the Federal Trade Commission closed its investigation into the purchase.

So, I will close with this. These are my older people.

So, to conclude, we need to get away from reductionist thinking.

The meeting begins at three.

I'm going to attend the meeting.

I'll attend the meeting.

We advanced the date of the meeting.

They held the meeting here.

Tom decided to postpone the meeting.

I didn't cancel the meeting.

I'm going to cancel the meeting.