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Feifer AH, Steinberg J, Tanguay S, Armen G, Brimo AF, Kassouf W.

Including details such as those are as essential a part of a journalist's responsibility as chronicling the events that happened, says Katie Feifer, leader of CounterQuo, a national coalition of groups that works with media to change the way sexual violence is covered.

Feifer was commissioned as an Infantry officer through the Reserve Officer Training Corps after graduation from the University of San Francisco in 2008.

Gregory Feifer is author of "Russians: The People behind the Power." A former NPR Moscow correspondent who reported from Russia for almost a decade, he is currently working on a book about anti-Americanism.

"Official institutions, the kind the West depends on for governing, have functioned so inefficiently in Russia because their real role is largely to hide the workings of a collection of crony arrangements informed by a traditional political culture that has shaped the country's history for centuries" (Feifer 7).

Thousands of young people who learned to steal and murder in Afghanistan very easily turned to a life of crime upon returning (Feifer 2009, 259).

(68.) See Gregory Feifer, Russia's Halt on Adoptions Spotlights Conditions, NPR (Apr.

According to news.com.au, the blog is maintained by a senior editor at Fast Company, Jason Feifer, who is also credited with 'Selfies At Serious Places'.

Neurological research has demonstrated that early experiences affect children's later school performance (Feifer, 2008; McCain, Mustard & Shanker, 2007); and specifically, parent characteristics and behaviours are considered to be important components of these influential early experiences (Willms, 2002).

Finally, many of these challenges are complicated by barriers inherent in health care systems, as well as in academic institutions (Feifer, Mora, White, & Barnett, 2006).

(10.) Feifer A, Xie X, Brophy JM, Segal R, Kassouf W.

By similitude it can be defined also the internal tourist as 'that person visiting a place, other than the one where it is located his usual residence, inside his country of residence, for any other reason than the one of exercising a paid activity, performing a sojourn of at least 24 hours.' There are various references of the written word 'tourist' (instead of traveler) in various publications starting with year 1800 (Smith, 1989), 1838 (Feifer, 1985), 1876 (Miecykowski, 1990).