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casual

adjective Occurring unpredictably; irregular.

casual

an introduced plant that has not become established in an area but which may occur away from cultivation.
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The ranges and limits are tested and they are a lot more ambiguous," said one ambivalent convert to casual wear.
Office dress: dressing for success, dressing for stress? (Spotlight)
That's about five percentage points higher than casual dining eaters who spend on average $10.
New study finds that "fast-casual" restaurants are increasingly popular
Business casual employees spend 22% less on work clothes than their dressier counterparts.
The great suit switchback
For an even clearer perspective on the demise of Casual Fridays, consider recent developments in the world of trade-show haberdashery.
Standing Tall (and Better Dressed)
These and other such studies have identified a number of factors that may have a significant impact on an individual' s likelihood of having casual sex and using condoms while travelling.
Sexual behaviours, condom use and factors influencing casual sex among backpackers and other young international travellers
Quality casual sales have been solid for at least two years, said one department store upstairs dinnerware buyer.
NPD: QUALITY CASUAL DINNERWARE A STANDOUT IN TABLETOP
If you want to be casual, you still have to be classy," said Herzlich.
CREATING A WARDROBE THAT WORKS
Analyze how business casual fits in the hospitality industry.
Chapter 5 Casual days in hospitality?
The idea for casual Fridays spawned from fund-raising initiatives by charitable organizations that engaged employers to allow employees to buy the privilege to wear casual attire to work by donating money to the charitable organization.
Dress-down days
Do casual workers have to pay Income Tax and National Insurance?
YOUR VIEW; Today Joe Michna, Manager Citizens Advice Hartlepool, talks about casual workers and employment rights
The Public Health System Nurses' and Midwives' (State) Award 2011 provides for a 10% casual loading at sub clause A (ii) of Part II of Clause 29, Part-time, Casual and Temporary Employees.
What loading am I due?
This article reports research on the management and role of casual university teaching staff (henceforth casuals) from their perspective and from the perspective of their immediate supervisors who are responsible for the overall management of the subjects in which casuals are employed to teach.
Insights into the working experience of casual academics and their immediate supervisors

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