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This collection called Haire allows you to clip on colored pieces and daring do's without having to commit.
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Brown then called Haire on Friday to offer an apology.
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A Western North Carolina business owner told state Rep. Phil Haire his convictions for breaking-and-entering and larceny, stemming from a decades-old theft of copper wire, keep him from hunting.
Should Felons Hunt? 2009
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The owner's plight prompted Haire to push for allowing nonviolent felons with a 20-year clean record to hunt with shotguns and rifles.
Should Felons Hunt? 2009
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“Some folks make a mistake, and some folks get convicted of felonies, but you know, they can never outlive it as far as being able to own a firearm,” said Haire, a Sylva Democrat.
Should Felons Hunt? 2009
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The cop finally left, but not before informing Haire that it was illegal to even photograph the sidewalk.
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To study perceptual distortions between 76 union officers in a central labor council and 108 human resources executives, Haire 1948 showed photographs of two middle-aged men to half of a sample: one photo was identified as secretary-treasurer of a union, the other as the local manager of a small plant.
The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008
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Punter Aaron Haire had a 61-yard punt, and kicker Stephen Grantham tied a school-record with a 51-yard field goal.
USATODAY.com - College Football - S. Carolina St. vs. Air Force 2006
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To study perceptual distortions between 76 union officers in a central labor council and 108 human resources executives, Haire 1948 showed photographs of two middle-aged men to half of a sample: one photo was identified as secretary-treasurer of a union, the other as the local manager of a small plant.
The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008
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Time Inc., the world’s largest publisher of consumer magazines, Tuesday announced a restructuring of its business operations–laying off 105 employees, including high-profile managers such as corporate Ad Sales Chief Jack Haire, Time magazine President Eileen Naughton, and Richard Atkinson, executive vice president in charge of Time Inc.
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