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hearing

A legal proceeding conducted by an administrative agency in order to take testimony and arguments for or against a proposed action. Parties may have attorneys present but are not required to do so.Unlike the court system,most agencies permit corporations to appear through an officer or majority shareholder,without requiring an attorney.



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It served 7,483 patients last year and is the area's sole provider for specialized services, such as diagnostic hearing tests for infants, testing to pinpoint abnormalities in the central nervous system and inner ear, and cochlear implant evaluations and mapping, Rasmusson said.
12) Additionally, some departments require candidates to undergo a physical examination to include vision and hearing tests and weight measurements.
Over 250 seniors came out to get free blood pressure checks, bone density tests, grip tests, body fat tests and hearing tests.
 
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