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Hillyer

[hil-yer]

noun

  1. Robert (Silliman) 1895–1961, U.S. poet and critic.



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Mr. Hillyer, 47, will apply for Australian citizenship “sooner rather than later,” he said, especially after hearing of New Zealanders who had been unable to access certain benefits related to disability and health.

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Dean Hillyer, an engineer for a gas turbine company, first moved to Australia 12 years ago, seeking an alternative to New Zealand’s poor housing stock and miserable South Island winters.

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Ever-changing patterns dance across LED strips in two of the four pieces in “Dynamic Loop-Modulating Algorithm,” Chen’s show at IA&A at Hillyer.

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Ms Hillyer also commended the work of her colleague Det Con Adam Clarke who she said "worked tirelessly" on the case.

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"I want to praise the bravery demonstrated by the victim in this case for coming forward," said Det Sgt Carla Hillyer, of Essex Police, who said Boyle was still working as a lawyer at the time of his arrest.

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