However, he will face not Mr Moin, who limped home in fifth place, but Mahmoud Ahmadi-Nejad, a hardline religious conservative and mayor of the capital, Tehran, who came from nowhere to achieve second place.

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"The military has been a large part" of the increased openness among first responders by shining attention on wounded warriors who are experiencing psychological trauma, said Shamim Nejad, director of burns and trauma psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital.

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