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(2011) and Hoyman, McCall, Paarlberg, & Brennan (2016) supported social capital as an avenue for developing economic shifts in consumption of resources.

He was an All-American in 1936, helping the Webfoots capture the Pacific Coast Conference title under coach Mike Hoyman.

Frank Hoyman, "The Beginning of the New Wilmington Missionary Conference," Anna A.

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The informal economy is typically defined as that sector of economic life not systematically recorded and regulated by political units (Nelson, 1999), which includes work activities that occur outside of the conventional market economy (Hoyman, 1987; Kim, 2005; Snyder, 2004).

Whilst communities in the south of the USA in particular have tended to see new prisons as "economic development projects" (Hoyman and Weinberg 2006 P.97), more recent research suggests their impact is at best minimal.

Although many may report feeling excited about their RLT experience, many also express concern or fear at the prospect of transitioning at work (Boylan, 2003; Brown & Rounsley, 1996; Hoyman, 1999).

The purpose of this Act is to provide certain safeguards for an individual against an invasion of personal privacy by Federal agencies, and "for the first time gave statutory recognition to a right of privacy, but did not define it" (Linowes and Hoyman 1982, 490).

"Monthly marketing meetings are a great communications tool," says Barbara Oswalt, CPA/ABV, a partner with Hoyman, Dobson and Co.

Rosemary Kennedy, Malvern, PA, Kathryn Hoyman, and Eleanor Callahan Hunt were elected as ANI members at large.

Transmissions begins tonight (7.45pm) with plays by Philip Hoyman, Amber Mun, Charlotte Powell, Harvinder Sohal and Rachel Xerri, at The Door, Birmingham Repertory Theatre (Box office: 0121 236 4455).