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Fienhardt was one of his occasionals in West Berlin who knew plenty of people in the East.

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SO, it's absolutely necessary for the language of the petition header to be innocuous, and seem fair-mainded, to suck in enough occasionals and non-involveds living in the high-density (coastal cities) districts to get this on the ballot.

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This has led to a new kind of staffing structure: a core work force warmly wrapped in benefits and perks, surrounded by a neglected buffer zone of "occasionals."

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Having his son and a menagerie of occasionals who added their talents (or mimicked ours) made big jobs manageable.

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Irregulars, occasionals, and interlopers occupy the top row.

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The outpost routinely referred to in these missives as “The Watering Hole” is a mid-sized bar tucked into suburbia with the natural complement of regulars, occasionals, bartenders and waitresses.

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"It's always the way; we've lots of 'em like that here, occasionals and regulars."

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A VOLUME OF POETICS, ill-fated offspring of a foolish father; miscellaneous collection of occasionals and fugitives, longer or shorter, as the army of Bombastes.

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A VOLUME OF POETICS, ill-fated offspring of a foolish father; miscellaneous collection of occasionals and fugitives, longer or shorter, as the army of Bombastes.

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And although Covent Garden is tourist central, there is always an eclectic bunch of regulars mixed in with the occasionals.

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