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... Hearing Examiner . Instead of following Dr. Roland's re- port that there was little evidence of ap- pellant Rice's permanent partial disa- bility , and little objective evidence of any disability , the Hearing Examiner found ...
... Hearing Examiner . Instead of following Dr. Roland's re- port that there was little evidence of ap- pellant Rice's permanent partial disa- bility , and little objective evidence of any disability , the Hearing Examiner found ...
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... hearing many other relevant circumstances may be adduced . We decide no more than that a sufficient showing has been made to call for a hearing . " It cannot be stressed too much that the language of section 2255 itself requires a hearing ...
... hearing many other relevant circumstances may be adduced . We decide no more than that a sufficient showing has been made to call for a hearing . " It cannot be stressed too much that the language of section 2255 itself requires a hearing ...
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... hearing before the employer . The initial stages of this grievance procedure are prosecuted by the employee himself , although he is en- titled to the presence of his Union repre- sentative if he so desires . The contract further states ...
... hearing before the employer . The initial stages of this grievance procedure are prosecuted by the employee himself , although he is en- titled to the presence of his Union repre- sentative if he so desires . The contract further states ...
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