But the chumminess that Anthony Mason and Don Nelson have displayed so often this season is apparently on hiatus, set to resume only after two conditions are met:
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In the rural chumminess of western Marin County, he is Andy Romanoff, the affable artist who lives in a rambling old red-shingled house in Inverness.
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But those familiar with what the two men really think of each other exclude the chance that the tete-a-tete was evidence of a new chumminess.
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But don't expect Midwestern chumminess or folksiness : She is a Bostonian, with a certain reserve doubtless reinforced by a decade and a half of living in England.
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Ritter, the only person to serve three terms as speaker, made bipartisan chumminess the hallmark of his tenure, and it was apparent Wednesday as the session prepared to adjourn.
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The connection between Clinton and Arafat has grown over time, to the point where there is considerable warmth, trust and candor though hardly chumminess, say those who have watched it.
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As the 60-year-old Democrat travels the state from Muscle Shoals to Mobile, from Athens to Anniston, there is some grumbling about his chumminess with the likes of Gramm.
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If the Japanese were effusive, Foley's chumminess with Tokyo has some American business people worried he won't be as tough as Mondale was in trying to force open the Japanese market.
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Gore, who has a reputation for being virtually imperturbable, did bristle at one parting question, about whether his chumminess with tech executives and billionaireswould encourage a populist challenge from a candidate within his own party.
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The country-club chumminess of men's tennis is dissolving into a den of dissension, with players lobbing charges at each other amid calls for stronger drug rules and a change in ATP Tour leadership.
