Japan's Noyori attends dinner party for Nobel prizewinners

Japan's Noyori attends dinner party for Nobel prizewinners

STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Ryoji Noyori (L), who won this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry along with two Americans, and his wife Hiroko are greeted by members of the Sweden's royal family as they arrive for a dinner party for Nobel laureates hosted by King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia at the royal palace in Stockholm on Dec. 11.

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