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“One Battle After Another” had strong interest from Hollywood cinephiles, but there were questions about whether it would connect with more casual moviegoers, particularly since early marketing was more ambiguous about its genre.

The victim, who wishes to remain anonymous, has now spoken about her ordeal and explained that they had been in a casual relationship for about a month.

From BBC

Hansen might ask the would-be offenders, his demeanor crisp and casual.

So when Stringer’s casual hobby became a full-fledged business, Bellina said he wasn’t surprised.

"I think it's real agony. There's nothing casual about letting a book go," she said.

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