In December 2010 Hyman's commentaries returned to select Sinclair-owned stations under the title "Behind the Headlines with Mark Hyman."

Hyman's editorials returned to select Sinclair-owned stations in a dozen TV markets under the title "Behind the Headlines with Mark Hyman" in December 2010.

Mark Hyman, a classic car dealer in St. Louis, has sold many examples of the breed.

Last week, a company spokesman, Mark Hyman, who also serves as a conservative commentator on newscasts on Sinclair stations, defended the company's intention to use the film.

"It is a revolutionary concept called neutrogenomics, or how food talks to our genes and controls health and disease," explains author Mark Hyman, MD.

A spokesman, Mark Hyman, explained: "Someone who died 13 months ago - why is that news?"

The segment's host, Mark Hyman, can now be seen in another on-air commentary.

(Sinclair's vice president, Mark Hyman, is a conservative commentator who produces "positive" stories about Iraq.)

Mark Hyman, Sinclair's vice president for corporate relations, who doubles as a conservative commentator on its news stations, said the film would be shown because Sinclair deemed it newsworthy.

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