A Kotsanas Museum of Ancient Greek Technology employee presents a replica of the philosopher Plato's alarm clock, in Athens, Greece February 14, 2020. Picture taken February 14, 2020. REUTERS/Costas Baltas

Rugby Union - Rugby World Cup 2019 - Pool B - South Africa v Namibia - City of Toyota Stadium, Toyota, Japan - September 28, 2019 South Africa's Warrick Gelant and Namibia's Chad Plato exchange jerseys after the match REUTERS/Matthew Childs

Rugby Union - Rugby World Cup 2019 - Pool B - South Africa v Namibia - City of Toyota Stadium, Toyota, Japan - September 28, 2019 Namibia's Chad Plato and South Africa's Francois Louw fight REUTERS/Issei Kato

Rugby Union - Rugby World Cup 2019 - Pool B - South Africa v Namibia - City of Toyota Stadium, Toyota, Japan - September 28, 2019 South Africa's Warrick Gelant in action with Namibia's Chad Plato REUTERS/Matthew Childs

Rugby Union - Rugby World Cup 2019 - Pool B - Italy v Namibia - Hanazono Rugby Stadium, Osaka, Japan - September 22, 2019 Namibia’s Chad Plato celebrates scoring their third try REUTERS/Issei Kato

Rugby Union - Rugby World Cup 2019 - Pool B - Italy v Namibia - Hanazono Rugby Stadium, Osaka, Japan - September 22, 2019 Italy’s Maxime Mbanda in action with Namibia’s Chad Plato REUTERS/Issei Kato

An imprint of Plato adorns a corner at the top of the public library in downtown Los Angeles, California, U.S., October 24, 2018. REUTERS/Mike Blake

A bust of Plato is seen in the Long Room of the old library that houses 200,000 of Trinity College's oldest books in Dublin, Ireland, September 14, 2018. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne

A Greek national flag flies atop the Athens Academy next to the statues of ancient goddess Athena (L) and Greek philosopher Plato in Athens, Greece, August 20, 2018. REUTERS/Alkis Konstantinidis

A Greek flag flutters between the statues of ancient Greek philosophers Plato (L) and Socrates (R) in front of the Athens Academy March 18, 2015. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Wednesday hit back at reported criticism from European partners on a bill legislating food stamps and free electricity to the poor, saying his government will not be scared into complying with lenders. REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis (GREECE - Tags: POLITICS BUSINESS)

A young tourist (bottom R) is seen by statues of (from L to R) philosopher Plato, Godess Athena, God Apollo and philosopher Socrates in front of the Athens Academy March 18, 2015. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Wednesday hit back at reported criticism from European partners on a bill legislating food stamps and free electricity to the poor, saying his government will not be scared into complying with lenders. REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis (GREECE - Tags: POLITICS BUSINESS TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY)

A staff member poses with dresses from the Alexander McQueen Plato's Atlantis spring/summer 2010 collection in the Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty exhibition at the V&A in London, March 12, 2015. REUTERS/Suzanne Plunkett (BRITAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT FASHION)

A staff member poses with dresses from the Alexander McQueen Plato's Atlantis spring/summer 2010 collection in the Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty exhibition at the V&A in London, March 12, 2015. REUTERS/Suzanne Plunkett (BRITAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT FASHION)

A Greek flag flutters above the statue of Greek philosopher Plato outside the Athens Academy, February 2, 2015. Greece's new left-wing government will not take any actions that would hurt the share values of the country's banks and does not plan to appoint party officials at key management posts, the government's spokesman said on Monday. REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis (GREECE - Tags: POLITICS BUSINESS TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY)

Plato Chan, who calls himself "Santa Banana," reacts after winning a competition, to determine who will represent Hong Kong at the annual Santa Claus Winter Games, at a shopping mall in Hong Kong November 1, 2013. Hong Kong won the championship in 2009 and came in second in 2012 for the international competition which will commence on November 23 in Gaellivare, Sweden. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu (CHINA - Tags: SOCIETY)

Sostis, a 60 year-old former sailor and the only human inhabitant of the volcanic islet of Palaia Kameni located in the caldera of Santorini, walks his dog Plato March 17, 2012. Initial data shows pre-bookings for the high summer season from Germany, which accounts for about 14 percent of Greece's total number of visitors, are down 20-30 percent. The drop in pre-bookings from Britain, Italy and the United States is expected to be smaller but still in the double-digit range. Greece's economy is in recession for a fifth consecutive year and is seen contracting by 4.3 percent this year as the government imposes austerity measures in exchange for financial aid from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund. REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis (GREECE - Tags: TRAVEL SOCIETY)

A man walks in front of Athens' Academy with the statues of ancient philosopher Socrates and Plato in the foreground in Athens, April 11, 2011. REUTERS/John Kolesidis (GREECE - Tags: SOCIETY)

A riot police officer carries away a portrait of jailed Russian former oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky (L) and his business partner Platon Lebedev during a rally to support Khodorkovsky and his partner in front of the court building in Moscow December 27, 2010. A Russian judge said on Monday that Khodorkovsky and Lebedev were guilty of embezzling property, the main charge in the second trial against the jailed former oil tycoon. The placard reads: "Plato is my friend, but truth is more my friend". REUTERS/Sergei Karpukhin (RUSSIA - Tags: POLITICS CRIME LAW CIVIL UNREST)

People attend a rally in support of jailed Russian former oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky in front of the court building in Moscow December 27, 2010. A Russian judge said on Monday that Khodorkovsky and his business partner Platon Lebedev were guilty of embezzling property, the main charge in the second trial against the jailed former oil tycoon. (L-R) The messages on placards read,"Against corruption", "The death of a state begins with the collapse of its laws and justice system. Take a person's protection away and anything can be done with him. : Tacitus (Ancient Rome)" and Plato is my friend, but truth is more my friend". REUTERS/Sergei Karpukhin (RUSSIA - Tags: BUSINESS CRIME LAW POLITICS IMAGES OF THE DAY)

A man photographs a statue of Greek philoshopher Plato inside the newly built Acropolis museum in Athens January 10, 2008. The museum is expected to open its gates to the public on September 2008. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis (GREECE)

Distinguished Service Professor J. Maxwell Coetzee prepares to teach
his class in Plato at the University of Chicago, October 6, 2003.
Coetzee has won the Nobel Prize for Literature. Coetzee, a South
African, is "ruthless in his criticism of the cruel rationalization and
cosmetic morality of Western civilization," stated the Swedish Academy.
REUTERS/Frank Polich

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Distinguished Service Professor John Maxwell Coetzee prepares to teach
his class in Plato at the University of Chicago, October 6, 2003. South
African novelist Coetzee won the 2003 Nobel Prize in Literature on
Thursday, a choice hailed by critics who described him as an elusive
man but accessible writer, both literary and politically engaged. A
white South African raised in an English-speaking home and writing in
English despite his Afrikaans background, he portrays a desolate vision
of his racially divided country with a lean, allegorical style compared
with Franz Kafka and Samuel Beckett.

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-PHOTO TAKEN 05AUG03- A visitor walks by a cow-shaped table, made by cuban artist Jose Franco, at the Buenos Aires Centro Cultural Recoleta, Argentina, August 5, 2003. This exhibition, called "Arte al Plato" (Art on a plate), is an individual and collective art form to pay homage to the relationship between the man and the food. Photo taken on August 5.

A visitor walks by a cow-shaped table, made by cuban artist Jose
Franco, at the Buenos Aires Centro Cultural Recoleta, Argentina, August
5, 2003. This exhibition, called "Arte al Plato" (Art on a plate), is
an individual and collective art form to pay homage to the relationship
between the man and the food. Photo taken on August 5. REUTERS/Marcos
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A visitor walks by a sculpture called "Pan torturado" (Tortured bread),
made by the group "Escombros" (Rubbish), at an arts show in Buenos
Aires, August 5, 2003. This exhibition, called "Arte al Plato" (Art on
a plate), is an individual and collective art form to pay homage to the
relationship between the man and the food. Photo taken on August 5.
REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci

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A visitor walks by a sculpture called "Cadena de Pavos" (Chain of
Turkeys), made out of silicone by artist Nicola Costantino, displayed
at an arts show in Buenos Aires, August 5, 2003. This exhibition,
called "Arte al Plato" (Art on a plate), is an individual and
collective art form to pay homage to the relationship between the man
and the food. Photo taken on August 5. REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci

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British scientist Jim Allen holds up during a press conference September 30 a satellite photo taken during a flood in 1986 of the village of Quillacas, located in the Bolivian altiplano region at 3,800 meters above sea level. According to Allen, a historian and cartographer, two decades of work have led him to believe that the legendary lost city of Atlantis was located where present-day Quillacas is, taking into account the coincidences between Plato's description and the Bolivian altiplano that was once covered by extensive lakes and inland seas.

British scientist Jim Allen holds up during a press conference September 30 a satellite photo taken during a flood in 1986 of the village of Quillacas, located in the Bolivian altiplano region at 3,800 meters above sea level. According to Allen, a historian and cartographer, two decades of work have led him to believe that the legendary lost city of Atlantis was located where present-day Quillacas is, taking into account the coincidences between Plato's description and the Bolivian altiplano that was once covered by extensive lakes and inland seas.

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Plato Cacheris, lawyer for former White House intern Monica Lewinsky, leaves the Mayflower Hotel after meeting with his client January 31. Lewinsky is the first of three subpoenaed witnesses to be deposed February 1, marking the first time a White House lawyer had a chance to question her since the scandal began.

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Attorney for Monica Lewinsky Plato Cacheris informs the press of Lewinsky's departure from Washington's Mayflower Hotel January 26. In a surprise move, House prosecutors asked the Senate to "request the appearance" of President Clinton at a deposition for his impeachment trial, and also sought subpoenas to question Lewinsky, presidential friend Vernon Jordon and White House aide Sidney Blumenthal.

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Attorneys for Monica Lewinsky, Plato Cacheris (R) and Sydney Hoffman talk to reporters after House prosecutors met with Lewinsky at her Washington hotel January 24. Cacheris said Lewinsky, who is a potential witness in the Senate impeachment trial of President Clinton, was "candid, forthright and extremely truthful.

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Attorneys for Monica Lewinsky, Plato Cacheris (R) and Sydney Hoffman talk to reporters after House prosecutors met with Lewinsky at her Washington hotel January 24. Cacheris said Lewinsky, who is a potential witness in the Senate impeachment trial of [President Clinton], was "candid, forthright and extremely truthful."

A member of Monica Lewinsky's legal team, attorney Plato Cacheris, picks up a member of the media's hat with his umbrella as he walks from his office to the Mayflower Hotel January 24. House prosecutors arrived at the Mayflower for meetings with Lewinsky and her legal team January 24.

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Plato Cacheris (L), attorney for former White House intern Monica Lewinsky, speaks to a crowd of reporters about her immunity deal on July 28, accompanied by another attorney for Lewinsky, Nathaniel Speights (C), and Billy Martin (R), attorney for Lewinsky's mother [Marcia Lewis.] Cacheris said Lewinsky has reached an immunity deal in return for her testimony to grand jurors in the probe of alleged White House sex and perjury. The immunity deal also extends to Lewis.

Plato Cacheris (L), attorney for former White House intern Monica Lewinsky, speaks to a crowd of reporters about her immunity deal on July 28, accompanied by another attorney for Lewinsky, Nathaniel Speights (C), and Billy Martin (R), attorney for Lewinsky's mother Marcia Lewis. Cacheris said Lewinsky has reached an immunity deal in return for her testimony to grand jurors in the probe of alleged White House sex and perjury. The immunity deal also extends to Lewis.

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Plato Cacheris (L), attorney for former White House intern Monica Lewinsky, speaks to reporters about her immunity deal on July 28 as Nathaniel Speights (C), another of her attorneys, and Billy Martin, attorney for her mother Marcia Lewis, listen. Cacheris said Lewinsky has reached an immunity deal in return for her testimony to grand jurors in the probe of alleged White House sex and perjury. The immunity deal also extends to Marcia Lewis.

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Attorneys for former White House intern Monica Lewinsky, Jacob Stein (L) and Plato Cacheris arrive at Federal Court to attend a U.S. appeals court hearing with Independent Counsel [Kenneth Starr] regarding alleged news leaks by [Starr's] office July 21. The closed-door arguments focused on what sort of documents and evidence can be demanded at hearings over allegations by [Clinton's] lawyers that [Starr] has improperly disclosed secret grand jury information to the news media, legal sources said.

Attorneys for former White House intern Monica Lewinsky, Jacob Stein (L) and Plato Cacheris arrive at Federal Court to attend a U.S. appeals court hearing with Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr regarding alleged news leaks by Starr's office July 21. The closed-door arguments focused on what sort of documents and evidence can be demanded at hearings over allegations by Clinton's lawyers that Starr has improperly disclosed secret grand jury information to the news media, legal sources said.

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FILE PHOTO 1FEB98 - William Ginsburg, attorney for former White House intern Monica Lewinsky, discusses a few points on the set of FOX News Sunday program February 1. Seasoned Washington lawyers Plato Cacheris and Jacob Stein have been retained to defend Lewinsky in the White House sex scandal probe, replacing Ginsburg, legal sources said on June 2.

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Washington lawyers Plato Cacheris (L) and Jacob Stein (C), face reporters June 2 during a press conference where they were named as new lawyers for former White House intern Monica Lewinsky in the White House sex scandal probe,. The attorneys are replacing William Ginsburg, Lewinsky's former attorney.

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Monica Lewinsky, second from right, poses with her new legal team June 2. (L-R) Plato Cacheris, Nathaniel Speights, Lewinsky, and Jacob Stein. Seasoned Washington lawyers Cacheris and Stein have been retained to defend Lewinsky in the White House sex scandal probe, replacing William Ginsburg.

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FILE PHOTO 25JAN98 - William Ginsburg, attorney for former White House intern Monica Lewinsky, appears on the ABC talk show "This Week With Sam and Cokie" January 25. Seasoned Washington lawyers Plato Cacheris and Jacob Stein have been retained to defend Lewinsky in the White House sex scandal probe, replacing Ginsburg, legal sources said on June 2.

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FILE PHOTO 28MAY98 - Monica Lewinsky, accompanied by her attorney William Ginsburg (R) leave the United States Federal Building in West Los Angeles May 28. Seasoned Washington lawyers Plato Cacheris and Jacob Stein have been retained to defend Lewinsky in the White House sex scandal probe, replacing William Ginsburg, legal sources said June 2.

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Israeli soldiers comfort each other April 11 during the funeral of their comrade, 19-year-old Sergeant Avraham Arditi, who was gravely injured in Sunday's Palestinian suicide bombing in the Gaza Strip and who died yesterday of his wounds. Arditi is the 7th Israeli soldier casualty of the attack near the Jewish settlement of Kfar Darom which also killed American tourist Aliza Plato