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Hedayat Khatami, Executive Director of the Import and Export Regulations Department of the Iranian Trade Development Organization, told the Iranian news agency PANA that there was no need to panic.
Masih Alinejad: The Economic Crisis in Iran Masih Alinejad 2012
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When he left Goldman earlier this year, Mr. Flamand took with him two deputies, including Ali Hedayat, co-head of the firm's proprietary-trading team in New York.
Goldman Trader's New Gig: Big Fund Cassell Bryan-Low 2010
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"There may be an opportunity—or a better opportunity—for trying to find solutions," said Hedayat Amin Arsala, senior minister in the Afghan government and a close aide to Mr. Karzai.
Afghans Lash Out at Neighbor, Woo the U.S. Dion Nissenbaum 2011
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Iranian blogger Elika Hedayat shares her art work on her personal Facebook page:
Global Voices in English » Iran: Protest movement inspires art 2009
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That agenda includes promoting the newly appointed U.N. special rapporteur for human rights in Iran; demanding the release of political prisoners like her personal lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh, the student activist Bahareh Hedayat, and the leaders of Iran's Bahai community; and calling for Iran to suspend its sometimes public executions of criminals and political prisoners, which numbered nearly 100 in January alone.
The Education of an Iranian Revolutionary David Feith 2011
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Hedayat Khatami, Executive Director of the Import and Export Regulations Department of the Iranian Trade Development Organization, told the Iranian news agency PANA that there was no need to panic.
Masih Alinejad: The Economic Crisis in Iran Masih Alinejad 2012
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A mother of six, Zahra Hedayat, 47, said: “It is important to support Palestinians to show the world that Israel is oppressive, and, God willing, one day Muslims will get Palestine back.”
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A mother of six, Zahra Hedayat, 47, said: “It is important to support Palestinians to show the world that Israel is oppressive, and, God willing, one day Muslims will get Palestine back.”
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Hedayat uses traditional Iranian symbols to convey existential angst and a precipitous descent into madness.
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Through trial and error, Drs. Kamarei and Hedayat have established routines for daily communication.
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