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Many political leaders have called for calm, and for people to wait for the investigation into the suspect’s motivations before jumping to conclusions or casting blame.

“When we get casting, I think they get like 3,000 submissions for each role,” he said.

The series also picked up two early awards at the Creative Arts Emmys for cinematography and casting.

The Adolescence team, she told BBC News in April, had approached the Drama MOB school while casting the series, asking to see tapes of their "strongest northern boys".

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"We are slowly forgetting that Brazil almost returned to its 20-year dictatorship because a criminal organisation, comprised of a political group, doesn't know how to lose elections," he said before casting his guilty vote.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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