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ALT Portraits of Kono Taro, a Japanese politician, on the left, and Filippo Grandi, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, on the right.
ALT A person is speaking at the Kalaris Intelligence Conference at Georgetown University, standing behind a podium with the event's logos displayed in the background.
ALT Panelists at the Kalaris Intelligence Conference engaged in discussion.
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ALT A person speaking at a podium at the Kalaris Intelligence Conference hosted by Georgetown University.
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