Casey

[key-see]

noun

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

Example Sentences

"You may not see a raid, but this is affecting our community," said Casey Caballero, 37, a self-described soccer mom who is married to a naturalized US citizen.

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"You may not see a raid, but this is affecting our community," said Casey Caballero, 37, a self-described soccer mom from Lombard who is married to a naturalized US citizen.

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Casey Stapp, director of media relations at TriStar Health in nearby Dickson, said two walk-in patients were treated for "minor injuries" from the explosion and have been released.

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This might have been a great help to readers who are eager to zero in on particular parts of Justice Kennedy’s jurisprudence—say, his work in Casey and other abortion cases, which surely will draw the most attention.

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He touches briefly on the justices’ deliberations in Casey, crediting his co-authors, Justices O’Connor and Souter, with the idea of a jointly signed opinion.

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