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When I asked about the opening ceremony, for instance, Cattelan smiled: "I have some pictures in my mind.
Asked before Wednesday's team practice if someone had said that to him recently, he smiled, "I haven't had that lately, no".
"Right on," he smiled, "I have a syndrome!" he looked curiously at Amy. "Mom, what's a syndrome?" And thus the new obsession was born.
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He smiled: "I've heard this many times".
"I've laughed, I've smiled, I've felt better than I have in a damn long time.
When I smile, I have a dimple in my right cheek.
Asked if it's a name he's lived up to, Omalu laughs and smiles: "I have!
"I find our obsession with class to be absurd," he told me now, then observed, smiling, "I have a right to these feelings, because I have pretended to be a gentleman for so long".
But, she added, smiling, "I've learned never to expect anything until it happens".
"I had to smile, I had to look the interviewer in the face," Ms. Agbonlahor said of a recent mock interview experience.
The deeply personal ("Whatever smiles I had were just for the camera") jostled against sweeping, uncomfortable meditations on racism, colonialism and history.
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