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Casey

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noun

  1. a male given name: from an Irish word meaning “brave.”



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Edited by Lee’s appointed biographer Casey Cep, it collects the author’s youthful short stories along with the surprisingly few nonfiction pieces she produced after becoming famous.

In the video, Edinburgh police officer Insp Scott Casey recalls his experience of being deployed to the disorder in Niddrie two years ago.

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Casey Means wants to focus on food and nutrition in part because she sees that as a unifying message, according to the people familiar with Means’s thinking.

Is Casey Means a good choice for the role of U.S. surgeon general?

Some investors worry that with so much confidence in artificial intelligence, it is looking uncomfortably like Casey at the Bat External link.

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caseworm“Casey at the Bat”