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Jul 5 at 15:41 comment added FumbleFingers Good point about the intransitive use. I didn't see that in the first answer, and failed to scroll down to this until I'd already pointed it out in a comment. Of copurse, it's only a contextual assumption that the meeting was convened by "flu experts". It's quite possible to suppose that government leaders convened the meeting, and told their flu experts to attend.
Jul 5 at 15:00 comment added Andy Bonner @KateBunting Welllll that's a debate covered here a lot. Looks like the best link might be english.stackexchange.com/a/11339/425655
Jul 5 at 14:56 comment added Kate Bunting Wouldn't that have to be who convened?
Jul 5 at 14:55 comment added Seowjooheng Singapore Thanks, @Andy Bonner. You’re right. The experts convened is valid.
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Jul 5 at 14:46 comment added Andy Bonner Does it? I don't see that to be true. While I think "meeting" is the more likely referent, I don't think that "experts" is ineligible, just that context and common usage makes "meeting" more likely. (Plus, there's no impact to the meaning.)
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