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Customers are also often misled by identical looking products with names slightly different from their real brothers such as watches from "Cassio" or "CASSIQ" or sportswear from "Pila" or "Fela".
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"Cassio" is brave, benevolent, and honest, ruined only by his want of stubbornness to resist an insidious invitation.
Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction and the Drama, Vol. 1 A Revised American Edition of the Reader's Handbook Ebenezer Cobham Brewer 1853
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He can charm and befriend Desdemona and the otherwise guileless Roderigo (Brandon Cutts) and Cassio (Benny Briseno).
James Scarborough: Othello, Long Beach Shakespeare Company James Scarborough 2011
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Cassio Vasconcellos Chef Alex Atala D.O.M.'s ingredient list is unique in haute cuisine, because Mr. Atala has adapted many of the ingredients from native Amazonian tribes.
What's the Next Big Restaurant? Katy McLaughlin 2011
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He can charm and befriend Desdemona and the otherwise guileless Roderigo (Brandon Cutts) and Cassio (Benny Briseno).
James Scarborough: Othello, Long Beach Shakespeare Company James Scarborough 2011
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He can charm and befriend Desdemona and the otherwise guileless Roderigo (Brandon Cutts) and Cassio (Benny Briseno).
James Scarborough: Othello, Long Beach Shakespeare Company James Scarborough 2011
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Nick Cassio, piling his plate with pasty, and chicken, and stew, and bread, and jam, and butter, said, “Clever Stuart kept the coach but refused the king!”
Exit the Actress Priya Parmar 2011
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But I was struck by the coincidence. elmyra's take is that she doesn't think this is a play about racism, and while I think it's fair to say that the main theme of the play is psychological - Iago's jealousy of Othello's status, Othello's manufactured jealousy of the fictional affair between Cassio and Desdemona - Iago is clearly a racist, and that is clearly part of what makes him evil.
Winters Tale follow-up elmyra 2009
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Gwilym Lee's accomplished Cassio brings out the folly of thinking that "breeding" guarantees a charmed life.
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Nick Cassio, piling his plate with pasty, and chicken, and stew, and bread, and jam, and butter, said, “Clever Stuart kept the coach but refused the king!”
Exit the Actress Priya Parmar 2011
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