Casson

British

/ ˈkæsən /

noun

Sir Hugh ( Maxwell ). 1910–99, British architect; president of the Royal Academy of Arts (1976–84)

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Profitability, in turn, is flat year-over-year across the portfolio, said CEO Simon Casson.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Employees who anticipate, who go out of the way to meet a need,” said Casson.

From The Wall Street Journal

Appeals from his family for the UK government to do more to put pressure on Egypt have been joined by MPs from the All Party Parliamentary Group on Arbitrary Detention and Hostage Affairs and by the former British ambassador to Egypt, John Casson.

From BBC

"Deep-sea mining is not a climate solution," says the organisation's lead oceans campaigner, Louisa Casson.

From BBC

“That they are doing this in the interest of science is really very questionable,” said Casson.

From Seattle Times

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