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People such as Hayner have been able to benefit from some of these studies, although BrainHealth is primarily a research institute.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010
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Don Hayner, managing editor of the Sun-Times, told media-news site Poynter. org: We are selling the extras so fast, people are lining up at the gate of the printing plant to buy the paper.
For souvenir seekers, Obama's historic election is red-hot off the press 2008
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In her superb book on truth commissions, Hayner (2002) describes an election rally in post-war Mozambique in which a candidate was literally chased out of a hall for bringing up the conflict.
Transitional Justice Eisikovits, Nir 2009
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Hayner traces the idea's growing popularity to the emergence of new democracies and increased global awareness of human rights.
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"" When Argentina did it in 1983, it was a new thing, '' says Hayner.
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And I could be wrong, but I don't believe TVW's cameras were live during that session as there was a silly dustup involving former Senators Hayner and Gaspard.
Sound Politics: "Public intoxication on the House floor" 2006
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I found a death certificate of the 5 year old daughter of Mildred Alice Hayner here:
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Rarely, says Hayner, has a commission worked for more than year.
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Most commissions, Hayner says in the study, are set up to demonstrate a break with the country's past record of human rights abuses and to promote national reconciliation.
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Hayner says most human rights organisations believe the positive benefits of a truth commission outweigh the political risks involved, although there are those who argue that it can create deeper resentment and exacerbate old wounds.
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