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What for many people would be regarded as the culmination of a life's work, Mr Simon took almost casually, a diversion.
ECONOMIST: Herbert Simon
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Economists may doubt that all this could go along with the price stability, hard-won by Mr Cardoso, that Mr da Silva almost casually promises to preserve.
ECONOMIST: Brazil
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He said this casually, almost matter-of-factly, with a kind of amused air that indicated that, if this had happened, it would not have been a big deal.
NEWYORKER: Ghosts
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He spoke longer -- almost twice as long as McCain -- and much more casually than the senator, and sometimes in a humorous way.
CNN: National security takes center stage