Other apps to consider: Pocket Casts ($3.99): Pocket Casts is a really solid podcast client.
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Greene's innovative solution was to make casts of the inscriptions and then photograph the casts.
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Later, though, when Tharp added men to her company, "The Fugue" had all-male casts and mixed casts.
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In 1971, he began making latex casts of household objects and preserving the casts in carefully labeled Plexiglas boxes.
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Still, he said, films with all-Latinx casts tend to take far longer to get made than films with majority white casts.
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To get started, add the Pocket Casts skill within your Alexa app and connect your Pocket Casts account to Amazon by logging in.
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Equity drops every Friday at 6:00 am PT, so subscribe to us on iTunes, Overcast, Pocket Casts, Downcast and all the casts.
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In 2104, the agency released a report indicating that movies with multiethnic casts performed better on opening weekends than those with more homogeneous casts.
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No other casts are reportedly lined up for the project yet, with producers exploring both unscripted and scripted series casts as possibilities for potential future episodes.
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And remember, Equity drops every Friday at 6:00 am PT, so subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Downcast and all the casts.
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Though THR says no other casts have been lined up for the project yet, producers are reportedly exploring both unscripted and scripted series casts if future episodes commence.
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Casts as a whole are also nominated: This year, the casts of Bombshell, The Irishman, JoJo Rabbit, Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood, and Parasite all earned nods.
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In a typical primary, it casts more than 40 percent of the total Democratic vote; the deep red 13th District, which covers the Gulf Coast, casts around 13 percent.
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Open Bionics develops the prostheses using scans or plaster casts.
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The move also casts a spotlight on two other cases.
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Biden now casts his Gurney vote in a different light.
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In every family, the Cultural Revolution casts a heavy shadow.
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Friday's report casts doubt on the breadth of economic strength.
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Apple Podcasts | Pocket Casts | Spotify Why'd You Push That Button?
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Mr Trump casts himself as the antithesis of Barack Obama.
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Or that Kate McKinnon is a part of both casts.
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Bran's vision casts some of this mythic history into doubt.
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As a result, the Moon casts a shadow onto Earth.
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Snapchat's Grammy's story casts you as a celebrity's best friend.
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Both the plaster casts and the encaustic surface are tactile.
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Well, good news — both TV casts joined forces on stage.
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City Ballet has fielded two casts in all three ballets.
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Six casts from classic series means six times the fun.
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A chandelier casts a feeble light on the marble bar.
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The former happens when a voter casts a vote illegally.
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In the brine, longer casts tend to become more critical.
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And that, by itself, casts serious doubt on his legitimacy.
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But Sanders disagrees and casts the bank as corporate welfare.
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Both of these comedies boast great casts and interesting concepts.
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He casts himself as a "progressive entrepreneur" on his website.
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The alleys are dark and the neon casts purple shadows.
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It has the biggest audience and casts the longest shadow.
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This unfairly casts aspersions on a religion and a state.
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To adjust, he now casts a wider net for talent.
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The president always casts a shadow over the midterm elections.
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He casts himself as a proven conservative with Georgia values.
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Each episode needed new sets, costumes, locations, casts and more.
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Other podcast platforms include Stitcher, Pocket Casts, Overcast and Castbox.
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So, you're changing casts now, but you're expanding a ton.
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The spell Mr. Yonebayashi casts is effective, but also ephemeral.
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The colored light of "Pink Mist" casts an immersive spell.
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But Ms. Koch's departure casts a shadow on that effort.
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Directed by Jason Reitman, the movie casts Jackman as Hart.
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That "even" in the title casts vibrant shades of longing.
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Hoock's research casts a startling light on that primal scene.
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"Selection Day" casts a beady eye on these specious myths.
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The Wolff book casts him as a cable TV obsessive.
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Instead, Mr. Trump casts the issue as an unknowable mystery.
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A life embodying those truths casts a long, long shadow.
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Yet, again, he casts Antifa and police as the scapegoats.
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Not everyone casts such an evil eye on the stock.
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But it casts a possible shadow over the coverage's objectivity.
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Here, the wife casts around for heroes to save her.
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That is the eye Nikolaus Geyrhalter casts over the Earth.
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"They sent me two or three casts and I just drew all over them, so all of the stuff on the actual casts is my art," the actress said during an interview with Fandango.
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His new Cassidy-Graham bill casts all that to the wind.
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But they heard a gunshot which casts doubt on Cheryl's story.
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However, the content is usually taken from television or radio casts.
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So maybe these multi-generational casts all even each other out?
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In particular, the question of Teddy's humanity casts an interesting shadow.
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The Belarus opposition candidate, Vladimir Goncharik, casts his vote, Sunday, Sept.
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S. trade dispute casts doubt over the outlook for oil demand.
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As in the political argument, "Bordertown" casts both sides in extremes.
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The "exploded astrolabe", meanwhile, casts planet-like shadows across the wall.
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They're displayed in gilded frames incorporating casts and impressions of bones.
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The report casts doubt on the fate of the mega-deal.
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THE first world war still casts a long shadow over Europe.
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A priest casts his vote among armed men in Arizona, 1906.
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Again, Saeed casts his mind back to the days he cherishes.
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Sarah casts a love spell that makes Chris thirst for her.
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And this new particle casts further doubt on the SELEX discovery.
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When it's in good shape, the salt casts a bluish shimmer.
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If the challenge is rejected, the voter casts a regular ballot.
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The event casts a cloud, too, over New Zealand's security services.
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Trump's win also casts doubt over Fed Chair Janet Yellen's future.
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Kenney casts himself as a far more forceful oil industry advocate.
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Well, you know art casts a long shadow into the future.
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The casts of Peter Berg's The Lone Survivor (2013) and Michael
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His final campaign ad casts it as a referendum on impeachment.
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He casts doubt on whether Dock had even heard the broadcast.
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She is also impressed that so many shows have diverse casts.
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But she also casts Bernie Sanders in a major supporting role.
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By its very nature, it casts a cloud over his win.
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The memorial is black upon black, but the water casts reflections.
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Leader: Moshe Kahlon The party casts itself as moderate right-wing.
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Earlier in the week, I caught two other Ballet Theater casts.
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Handel jabs Ossoff as she casts her ballot 2:00 p.m.
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The suit casts Kalanick in a highly unflattering light yet again.
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Trump's apparent opposition now casts doubt on the treaty's future, however.
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As usual, the company is fielding two casts in each ballet.
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But it casts only brief, fierce sidelong glances at the past.
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His death still casts a shadow over America's relations with Russia.
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Abad casts a moral gaze over these facts through his characters.
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President Trump casts himself as a nationalist doing battle with globalists.
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That casts a dark shadow on our intuitive definitions of perfectionism.
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Moscow casts the restrictions as an attempt to contain its growth.
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GmbH frequently casts their shows with friends from the Berlin underground.
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It casts an app and a safety net as the same.
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McCallum casts memory as both wild and vulnerable, sentient and elusive.
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His tale, though, casts a shadow over a much sadder one.
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Her casts include dancers and horses, which — understandably — makes touring difficult.
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The Moroccan government casts itself as a champion of women's rights.
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Ballet Theater's first two casts brought it only intermittently to life.
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The study casts obesity as a social, rather than individual, issue.
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The relationship casts further doubt on an already highly dubious dossier.
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Prior to Tuesday, Pocket Casts proudly touted its subscription-free offering.
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A group of public radio companies acquires podcast app Pocket Casts
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Ryusuke Hamaguchi cribs from Vertigo's premise but casts aside its perversities.
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It casts all declarations of truth as mere invitations for denial.
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Those films showed how profitable films with diverse casts could be.
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"Remember, it's not over until Electoral College casts ballots" https://t.
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Cancer casts an odd shadow on this common late-life dread.
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A life lived embodying those truths casts a long, long shadow.
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Since last summer, she said, she has made about 60 casts.
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"Convenience Store Woman" is short, and it casts a fluorescent spell.
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This is especially relevant as Apple casts about for ideas elsewhere.
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Assuming Ankh casts her spells properly, she has become a god.
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The Japan fracas casts a further shadow over Samsung's anticipated turnaround.
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"The Belt of Venus" is the pink rim of light the sun casts across the skyline as it sinks, and the "Shadow of the Earth" is just that—the shadow Earth casts on its own atmosphere.
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The same is true of ensemble casts on stage, screen, and TV. These casts have to develop an emotional intimacy really quickly, especially if they're meant to portray siblings, or parents and children, or lovers, or spouses.
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While it has long been known that the casts preserve some lost sections, Payne's research showed that the copies were more accurate than expected, with most of the casts deviating by barely a millimetre from the originals.
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There are two casts; it returns to repertory in April and May.
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But eliding that difference casts climate change as something abstract or distant.
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Their footprints, called "dune casts," were left behind in the lava field.
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Main opposition candidate Muharrem Ince casts his vote in Yalova, northwestern Turkey.
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Republican resistance casts doubts on prospects for new taxes in any event.
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A resident of Mecklenburg County in Charlotte, North Carolina, casts her ballot.
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She also broke both femurs and has casts covering both her legs.
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Meanwhile, Basco was allowed to take one of her character's pink casts.
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Price's nomination casts doubt on future research into human embryonic stem cells.
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Quickly rotating casts of ministers are not necessarily a sign of weakness.
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And, luckily, there are plenty of sleep-friendly 'casts to choose from.
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To date, the casts have raised more than $325,000 for charity alone.
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Nevada Democrat Jacky Rosen casts herself as a woman of the people.
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Introducing #HotWheelsid, a completely new way to collect your favorite die-casts.
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Jaws Unleashed casts the player as Jaws, which is kind of cool.
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Norman Rush casts a long shadow, to say nothing of Graham Greene.
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Veep has one of the best ensemble casts on television today, and
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These are memories, which the album's title casts as powerful and unruly.
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Both shows' casts started hugging each other, and, frankly, it was heartwarming.
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But the reorganization of the NSC also casts Flynn's position into doubt.
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There's never been a moment that somebody casts blame on somebody else.
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Cory Booker giving McCain a hug after he casts his vote pic.twitter.
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In the Middle East, the Islamic State casts its long, digitized shadow.
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He casts the three centuries from Westphalia to World War II as
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Plaster casts of hands fill a wall of shelves, a ghostly audience.
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And that casts serious doubt on the existence of Trumpism minus Trump.
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And there was a shortage of prestige-minded films with diverse casts.
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This casts doubt that this was the true purpose of the interview.
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Plagued by injuries and poor supporting casts, he played three N.B.A. seasons.
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Texas casts all of its 133 votes to its "native daughter," Claire.
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VP Doyle engineered the sneaky tie and casts his vote for Montez.
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"First Man," Damien Chazelle's space travel epic, casts Gosling as Neil Armstrong.
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Mr. O'Rourke casts Medicare for all as a starting point for discussion.
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It casts ruins in shadows Under Memphis moonlight Jesse, are you listening?
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On their own, the latex casts make any number of different points.
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A contestant has a meltdown and casts his work into the bin.
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There's something here for every kind of fan — all with stacked casts.
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Multiple casts lie ahead in the weeks up to New Year's Eve.
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I can't wait until casts or antibiotics or radiation go on sale.
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GOP casts Sanders as 85033 boogeyman Where do we go from here?
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Almost inevitably, that casts you as a failure in your own eyes.
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GOP casts Sanders as 2628 boogeyman Where do we go from here?
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GOP casts Sanders as 850313 boogeyman Where do we go from here?
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GOP casts Sanders as 2202 boogeyman Where do we go from here?
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"This just casts a shadow over our political institutions," Marc Bouwyn said.
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A contemporary photograph shows landscapes, drawings and dagguereotypes, architectural casts, and pottery.
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But, if Poussey's death is realistic, it also casts a shadow backward.
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Critics say the assembly casts aside any remaining checks on Maduro's power.
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They were scientific reconstructions, extrapolated by artists from casts of actual fossils.
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The move casts a shadow over similar foreign ventures in the country.
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Another casts the Marines as simply the smart path to college itself.
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Nowadays, the movies with the starriest casts are usually bad piecemeal romcoms.
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She casts the figure as a locus of dreams, fantasy, and confusion.
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The risk that major holders may sell down also casts a shadow.
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Conservative activists have argued that this pattern casts doubt on Suleyman Ozerden's competence.
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After three viewings and two casts, I like it no better than before.
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Previously, researchers didn't know the foundry where five of his casts came from.
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But he's embarrassed by the fact it casts shadows on his 2016 victory.
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The Uber drama still casts a long shadow over Benchmark at this moment.
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For every likable thing with Switch, there's an issue that casts a shadow.
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Sessions casts himself as law enforcer One of Democrats' top targets, Alabama Sen.
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The Greek museum near the Parthenon ruins also displays casts of what's missing.
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A man casts his vote at the City Hall polling station in Bulawayo.
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The split between the two casts a more flattering light on handmade work.
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I get to be here with my beautiful wife and my amazing casts.
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She casts each lunch, or tea, or dinner, like she's casting a movie.
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History casts a shadow over the way the two countries see one another.
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That casts doubt on whether the incident happened as she alleged it did.
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The exterior lighting casts shadows on her that match the rocks behind her.
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It also casts gratuitous suspicion on the relationship between the Maldives and China.
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Headlines Labour casts doubt on Brexit deal as talks reach final stages on.ft.
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That casts doubt on just how hard Instagram was working on this problem.
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She looks down on her stories and casts judgment in a sweet way.
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Many feminists feel that it casts women as mere baby-vessels for hire.
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Failing exams casts you down into an unpredictable world of cut-throat competition.
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Seoul (CNN)North Korea casts a long shadow over any South Korean election.
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Fossil casts of Australopithecus afarensis (left), Homo habilis (center), and Australopithecus sediba (right).
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Instead, it casts the steps as part of a four-year efficiency plan.
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For one, the public fighting casts a chilling effect over current Cabinet members.
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It casts them as ignorant consumers, unable to discern good performances from bad.
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Another casts them in shadow as a blast of light beams behind them.
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Also visible nearby, a large shadow on the ground casts by an ISIS.
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A digital lamp creates digital light, which casts digital shadows on the tabletop.
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Each episode casts creators Mike Luciano and Phil Matarese as a new species.
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Instead, all of them were shut out, along with their largely Black casts.
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"The Minnesota delegation casts its vote Humblebrag"I think I am, actually humble.
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Then he casts Trump in a fresh light, years before the 2016 campaign.
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In the civil war against Donald Trump, Newsom casts himself as Abe Lincoln.
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The Capitol casts a reflection on Wednesday, amidst another busy week in Congress.
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But before the co-op casts this person out, consider this uncomfortable truth.
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Trump thinks there's a war on, and casts it in terms evangelicals recognize.
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But the burgeoning infrastructure crisis casts doubt on our collective ability to deliver.
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The plea deal also casts doubt about Ms. Rousseff's role the Petrobras investigation.
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Being a teacher automatically casts a certain type of light on a woman.
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Hollywood is full of stories of the movie casts that could have been.
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This is a corpse and it casts a pall over the entire teaser.
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Cox casts vegetative humanoids as amorous heroes with their own language and literature.
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This is a work in which the past casts a distressingly substantive shadow.
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It also casts into question the future of Boeing's military sales in Canada.
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It casts no votes in presidential elections, it sends no representatives to Congress.
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Low amber lighting casts shadows onto the stage, rendering it spooky and barren.
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The family comedy casts Mel Gibson as the father of Mark Wahlberg's character.
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Four other casts of the lead two characters follow this week and next.
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He casts a stern impression, but you can hear an eyebrow wryly raised.
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He casts the Toronto attack as a PR problem that will blow over.
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That difference is vital, and casts BuzzFeed's article in two very different lights.
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The show's subplot of self-harm casts light upon an often misunderstood condition.
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It also casts a pall over our First Amendment right to express ourselves.
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Mr. Wiley, with photo-realistic precision, casts actual people in fantastically heroic roles.
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Lots of studios are doing remakes of lucrative films with all-female casts.
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Justice Sotomayor only occasionally casts a vote against permitting an execution to proceed.
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Researcher Lee Woods, who has spent a decade chasing Bigfoot, displayed two casts.
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Later casts may bring freshness to this production's elements of pathos and romance.
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The report casts doubt on testimony from Ambassador Gordon Sondland about a Sept.
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This earlier adaptation casts Charlton Heston in the lead role (the human one).
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In practice, however, the poor track record for recent Republican governance casts doubt.
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Chipotle's latest menu addition casts a vote in favor of meat – real meat!
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They also made casts of the prints and removed some for better preservation.
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All this mismanagement casts doubt on how effectively he can deploy emergency funding.
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The queen's ludicrous white beehive wig casts a pall over the whole event.
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"Rough Night" and "Girls Trip," comedies with ensemble female casts, arrive after that.
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He invoked a law that casts reporting on such attacks as supporting terrorists.
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George Balanchine's "Prodigal Son" had four casts in the season's first two weeks.
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Even from afar, the fascinating palace casts an imposing shadow upon the mountain.
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PRUDENT TECHNOPHILES — An exclusive POLITICO/Abacus Data poll casts Canadians as prudent technophiles.
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Wall Street casts even more doubt on Kellogg, J.M. Smucker and Campbell Soup.
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For reasons never explained, her limbs were frequently set in plastic doll casts.
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It's no surprise that America loves heist movies with sexy, star-studded casts.
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It was becoming too expensive to produce sitcoms and dramas with ensemble casts.
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Runway models don't typically do their best work in casts or ace bandages.
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There have been (and will be) decades of movies with predominantly white casts (including actors who have taken whitewashed roles) where no one has questioned what those casts are doing to promote representation in Hollywood and support nonwhite fashion designers.
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The latter casts suspicion on whether any "actual analysis" has been performed at all.
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Basically, it's when Earth casts a gigantic shadow across the face of the Moon.
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He casts himself as unflappable, but blames a woman when his weaknesses are revealed.
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A woman casts her vote at a polling station in Bamako, Mali, on Aug.
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Both productions were earning enough critical attention that the casts were attending celebratory events.
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Low on the horizon, the sun casts an eerie light on the icy sea.
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A voter casts his ballot in the general elections in Zimbabwe's capital of Harare.
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Former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe casts his vote at a polling station in Harare.
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Dan Balz: An epic breakdown in Iowa casts a spotlight on the caucus system.
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Rabbi Glick casts the campaign for prayer rights as a matter of religious freedom.
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But this year there is no overlap between the casts of the these operas.
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Experts say the dispute casts a shadow over a prized piece of art history.
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"This is one of the best casts I've ever worked with," Murphy told Vox.
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Plus, Channels is listed as a witness, which casts doubt on the will's validity.
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"This casts a shadow over pretty much everything I do," Francesca told BuzzFeed News.
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"He even casts doubt on the Holocaust and condemns the Nuremberg Trials," Greenblatt said.
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Another look at the casts of today's young adult shows likely has the answer.
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In an era of blockbusters with ensemble casts 100 actors deep, Solo feels lean.
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You attach it to your rod and it senses your casts, catches, and position.
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Moving forward, Pocket Casts will operate as a joint venture between the new owners.
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It casts its villains as greedy Lady Macbeths, plotting to take over the show.
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Pocket Casts There's no beating Dark Sky when it comes to predicting the rain.
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Besides featuring more diverse and realistic casts, those films tackle real and relatable issues.
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"I had to have leg straightening, so I had two casts on," he recalls.
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Though the show casts Honey as a sexual object, it also subverts that characterization.
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Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen casts his vote in the country's general election Sunday.
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The 4K HDR laser projector casts gleaming, lifelike video onto any surface above it.
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It isn't the first season to feature a number of diverse actors and casts.
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In his letter, Bass casts the attacks on Soros as confirmation of his views.
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He always had diverse casts, with Duane Jones as the heroic star of NOTLD.
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But the spectre of an even more sluggish Chinese economy still casts a shadow.
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Advertisers love that Snapchat casts a wider reach of younger audience than TV networks.
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Yet however much the Cultural Revolution is ignored officially, it casts a long shadow.
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The hulking metal viaduct casts a long shadow above Park Avenue and the neighborhood.
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Once a voter casts an OP provisional, there's nothing left for her to do.
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Trump is louder, and crudely racist and sexist, so he casts a harsh light.
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Tillerson's cable, though, casts further doubt on whether the administration will pursue that option.
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In particular, amortization of R&D casts a shadow over small and medium companies.
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PT, so subscribe to us on iTunes, Overcast, Pocketcast, Downcast and all the casts.
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But by the 153s, nearly all the casts had been removed from public view.
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Significantly, Hebert has a history of misrepresenting facts, the sin Franken casts at Sessions.
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In Cleveland, in 1973, billowing smoke casts a gloom over the Clark Avenue bridge.
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Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei casts his ballot during the elections in Tehran, Iran.
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But a longer version of the video now casts some doubt on that. 5.
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Most of them work in teams or casts, and they talk to each other.
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More and more opera companies are presenting classic musicals with casts of opera singers.
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"The great dome sometimes casts a shadow," she said, referring to St. Peter's Basilica.
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He casts himself as not afraid to work with or take on his party.
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Toyber casts the women in her photographs as goddesses communing with water and nature.
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The series casts the prosecutors who worked the case in a particularly unfavorable light.
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Daniel Murphy has a barking glute that casts a shadow on a spectacular season.
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The enigmatic species has been called "the fish of 1,000 casts" for good reason.
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It casts rogue grievances as legitimate obsessions and gives prejudices the shimmer of ideals.
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The photographer and documentary director Lauren Greenfield casts a critical eye on conspicuous consumption.
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Mr. Trump, though, casts himself as protecting an industry that he sees as endangered.
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He casts himself as the candidate best equipped to grapple with the complicated issue.
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Editors' Choice World War II casts a long shadow across this week's recommended titles.
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Now Mr. Gammacurta makes molds out of silicone poured into wood or Styrofoam casts.
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From dulcimer to mandolin, from jazz to Celtic, Old Town casts a wide net.
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Mr Jones has not been charged, but fellow bosses' graft casts a poor light.
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If you're a podcast fan yourself, you should try using Pocket Casts (great app).
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He has authority and charisma, and he casts a long shadow over Israel's politics.
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But the chill it casts isn't mysterious or extraordinary, if you can bear it.
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Horses can't just put their casts up on a couch and wait to heal.
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It casts a dark shadow over K-pop&aposs squeaky-clean and wholesome image.
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The MMSphere, a ring of LED lights, casts a red glow over my face.
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Daybreak casts a glow behind the Washington Monument on Tuesday in the nation's capital.
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Hickenlooper casts the President as a "bully" in the more than two-minute video.
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"It casts a shadow over the predictability and effectiveness of policy making," Curry said.
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Roberts and other justices regularly complain about commentary that casts them as political operators.
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And of course, wherever Francis goes, the clergy sex abuse scandal casts its shadow.
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Mr. Forestier often is asked why he doesn't mass-produce the casts in China.
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The novel "casts a spell right from the start," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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But the context, in this case, casts shifting, unsettling light on such classic elements.
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Artist Piers Secunda builds and casts dimensional sculptures out of industrial and house paints.
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Amid the roar of Rossini's massed forces, it casts a sudden, chill-inducing shadow.
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MoMA's imminent closing and reopening casts everything now on view in an unusual light.
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Some are casts from the wall that borders the park, which incorporates unused tombstones.
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Whatever the artist's intention, this level of meaning casts a shadow across Middle Earth.
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If you think that the net that casts is pretty wide, you're not wrong.
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With predominantly white directors, movie audiences are still getting historical films with all-white casts.
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The 40-year-old bistro is an institution, a monolith that casts a long shadow.
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The Cold War casts its chilly shadow over season 3 in a couple of ways.
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Every good play needs a villain, and this book casts Mr Ollila in that role.
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Corden was then slowly joined by the casts of all the musicals nominated Sunday night.
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But on Tuesday, the casts' "VIP" audience members were all under the age of eight.
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Women made up 41% of combined casts in 1917, as opposed to 30% in 2017.
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Question 12 casts a wide net, but nothing in its five subparts mentions social media.
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This type of attitude is annoying, but it casts the women contestants into lovely relief.
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Ryan also casts doubt on the report that infected individuals are contagious before showing symptoms.
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"The agency's conduct casts doubt on its willingness to aggressively pursue enforcement," the report found.
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It casts them, and us, as noble casualties, like the crew of the Andrea Gail.
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The casts of Discovery shows like "Gold Rush" and "Men Women Wild" are more diverse.
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She once worked as an engineer, but casts horoscopes and respects astrology as "solid knowledge".
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A fellow high schooler in two bright pink casts is wheeled toward the school entrance.
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Guevara casts a longer and darker shadow than any of them could have ever imagined.
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The attraction to people wearing an orthopedic cast (or casts) is the most simple answer.
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It casts a modern-era high-school girl to depict Millie's specific form of resistance.
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Observation casts you as the System Administration Maintenance AI — Sam for short — aboard the station.
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The show preserves many of the book characters' names, then casts them in new roles.
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After he casts his vote, he will return to thinking about a more pressing predicament.
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Pocket Casts doesn't come cheap, but the few dollars investment is very much worth it.
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Each side casts the other as inappropriate and lionizes their own entrants into the fray.
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The single's appearance on selected streaming services casts an interesting shadow over Anti's potential availability.
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The story that was reported casts a bad light on the organization and on me.
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Interestingly, films with the most diverse casts tend to do best, according to the study.
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Kemp denies any ulterior motive and casts his efforts as intended to preserve election integrity.
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This bill essentially casts aside the scales of justice to pad profits for big corporations.
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Trump called the encounter "horrible" earlier Thursday, adding it casts doubt on the pair's judgment.
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The two shows with the most nominations — "Hamilton" and "Shuffle Along" — feature predominantly nonwhite casts.
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However, it casts a wider net, aimed at Muslims, women, feminists and the LGBTQ community.
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The Luigi's Mansion series casts the titular star as a vacuum pack-wearing ghost buster.
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He casts a wary eye on the three strangers walking toward us down the beach.
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But just a few casts later, I watched my fly alight and begin drifting downstream.
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The development casts some doubt on the future of the dedicated, single-client agency model.
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As the dispute between them escalates, it casts a shadow over Jake's relationship with Tony.
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Her knowledge throws light on the events she describes even as her ignorance casts shadows.
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When you've been immersed in one particular environment, it casts a shadow for a time.
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We love it when our favorite stars join forces with our most beloved TV casts.
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Alas, there's no Android version: Pocket Casts is just about our favorite cross-platform option.
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The World War II-set game casts you once again as OSS agent Karl Fairburne.
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Nelson's ad is a positive spot that casts himself as a pragmatist and touts bipartisanship.
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The past casts a long shadow, but it's also something that will never be recreated.
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"Penn casts the defendant's drug trafficking activities in various exculpatory lights," the government memo said.
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Wade, but his spokesperson now casts him as a defender of the landmark abortion decision.
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He was interested in the plaster casts, because they really resonate with his own practice.
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"Peter Strzok's manifest bias trending toward animus casts a pall on this investigation," Gowdy said.
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People have taken over the #BoldCastingDecision and are creating their own casts for future biopics.
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By tradition, strong casts are lured toward Chekhov, and the new version is no exception.
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Obama's enduring popularity among Democrats casts a long shadow over the contest to succeed him.
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The health and safety of our employees, casts and crews is always our top priority.
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Recently, the casts of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette have been skewing younger and younger.
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What I do love are character-driven shows, with small casts and really good writing.
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"These were talky, arty films, featuring all-black casts," Nina told Vogue this past September.
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When Korwin casts hand models, she's mostly looking for an even skin tone, she said.
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Each time, the story grows more familiar, and that familiarity casts the illusion of truth.
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"The Rocky Horror Picture Show" has a long legacy of theater revivals and shadow casts.
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The health and safety of our employees, casts, and crews is our number one priority.
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Wade might be less galvanizing to progressives if a woman casts the decisive fifth vote.
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Back on the U.S. campaign trail: Senator Bernie Sanders still casts himself as an outsider.
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Before he casts out hard-working people because of their religion or nation of origin?
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Many steelhead anglers will log days and days — thousands of casts — with nary a nibble.
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In "A Star Is Born," she casts herself as simultaneously approachable and larger than life.
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Most productions are given a weeklong block of performances, with different casts at each one.
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"It casts the present-day audience in the role of the patriots," Ms. Harbert added.
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Coronavirus casts a long shadowThe spread of coronavirus has put Slack in a precarious situation.
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Last week, American Ballet Theater played it with four casts at the Metropolitan Opera House.
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Ryan Reynolds has a movie pitch — and it casts Kate Beckinsale as his inseparable twin.
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The revival casts Whitfield as the matriarch, Peggy; Uggams will play her mother-in-law.
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"A disclosed booking photo casts a long, damaging shadow over the depicted individual," Cook wrote.
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I left the casts of "Moonlight" and "Atlanta" alone for pretty much the same reason.
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The development casts fresh uncertainty over trade talks aimed at scaling back the tariff war.
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The light she casts is so dazzling, this seems an entirely sufficient reason to be.
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That framing casts reruns as appointment TV, which … well, which it very much is not.
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That's exactly what happens because of last minute evidence that casts doubt on his testimony.
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The situation has been further complicated, however, by the proliferation of unauthorized and fake casts.
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Lifetime casts are traditionally valued at three times the price of posthumous versions, he said.
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It casts a pall over games even when it's not being used in given moments.
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Meanwhile, the Democrats lash out against anyone who questions or casts doubt on this spectacle.
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"The Stranger in the Woods" is involving and well-told; it certainly casts its spell.
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Do some offer new details or context that casts the story in a different light?
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It might not be hoo-ha, but Pocket Casts is definitely a freemium service now.
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Volker casts himself as a somewhat naïve diplomat, caught in machinations he didn't fully understand.
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In China, where the majority of films feature all-Asian casts, that's much less remarkable.
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From the dark silence of the archives, it casts light on the shades of gray.
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Picture Prompts Should some movies dominated by male actors be remade with largely female casts?
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For another, some work casts doubt on the idea that medical marijuana substitutes for opioids.
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They feature high-velocity action set pieces and casts of easily recognizable, even iconic, characters.
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The poet casts himself as an escapist reader, amassing archives to be condensed as paraphrase.
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This is especially true because of the wide net that one person's DNA test casts.
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Although rarely seen in the galleries, he casts a long shadow over the whole enterprise.
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That's how Gilmore Girls casts the classic screwball comedy story arc into a different light.
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While some of the marquetry experts sit at long tables and make casts by hand, others are in a glassed-off room, using 3-D software programs and electronic sketchpads to create button casts and molds that then are printed out for use in manufacturing.
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The narrative inadvertently casts American presidents, generals, diplomats, spies and others who have been part of the war effort as credulous dupes and casts poor light on the American military, stuck in a quagmire despite having the world's most advanced weapons and largest financial resources.
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A shadow swoops across the landscape at a speed governed by the object that casts it.
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All this casts serious doubt on the crucial role that presidential debates play in American democracy.
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The FEMA website now only displays information that casts the recovery efforts in a positive light.
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The casts of two popular '80s television series are reuniting at ATX Television Festival next year.
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And that casts a shadow on its future — right when competition among cryptocurrencies is on fire.
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And when they do use the same casts, every season starts fresh with a new idea.
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VDB TV: Decades casts a distinctive eye over the development of video as an art form.
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From film schools to studios, decision-makers see movies with casts of color as too alienating.
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Nobody would argue that a false accusation of burglary casts doubt on other, unrelated burglary charges.
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Now Pocket Casts also has an Alexa skill, making it easier to listen in at home.
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A paper published in the August edition of the Economic Journal casts doubt on both theories.
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You can do casts and make wax molds, but that's a bit… 19th century, isn't it?
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But for anyone who catches the discrepancy, it casts the entire movie in a different light.
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The church's historical indifference to the suffering of children under its care casts a long shadow.
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The Enchantress casts a spell, placing the consciousness of the super-feminist Valkyrie inside Barbara's brain.
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When this lucky alignment occurs, the Moon casts its shadow on select portions of the Earth.
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The report casts serious doubt on whether raising capital gains taxes will provide much new revenue.
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It casts sex as a one-sided transaction rather than a consensual and mutually enjoyable experience.
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Later, a woman casts ashes into the ocean while Aiko looks on from behind a veil.
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Or "People won't see movies with primarily black casts," and that completely exploded with Black Panther.
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This casts doubt on policymakers' optimism that brightening business sentiment will drive up capital expenditure ahead.
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As both films' casts stood awkwardly on stage, Beatty explained he had received the wrong envelope.
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You know our usual places: Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and our RSS feed.
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The polls are required by law to remain open until everyone in line casts a ballot.
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The civil war still casts a shadow over the country nearly eight decades after its end.
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But re-imposing them when Iran was abiding by the JCPOA casts America as the rogue.
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In the north, the river plume casts a heavy shadow, rendering both light and oxygen scarce.
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They include War Is Boring, a website that often casts a jaundiced eye on military decisions.
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It's funny, it's heartwarming, and it features one of the better ensemble casts of the 1990s.
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There exists over 15 years of evidence of Russell being hostile with his casts and crews.
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Where he is congenitally optimistic, she casts a more gimlet eye on capitalism's notion of progress.
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Or I put an easel near the painting and it casts a shadow on the painting.
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At the same time, the ruling casts the stakes of this presidential election into stark relief.
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A bad black level, as found in the 2017 Samsung QLED sets, still casts a glow.
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But Twitter's history of opaque protocols for addressing abuse casts its inaction in a different light.
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You can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast or wherever you listen to podcasts.
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The Walking Dead casts hundreds of chittering zombies, Grey's Anatomy needs to fill its medical bay.
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When Incredibles pal Frozone (Samuel L. Jackson) casts his Iceman powers, the furious density is astonishing.
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It casts doubt on the very notion that depression symptoms are worse in the winter months.
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Big genre franchises, some with multicultural casts but with little multicultural content, are more like it.
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Even if another character casts a spell on your character, you decide what effect it has.
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For artists who care about more than revenue, this situation casts a shadow over their idealism.
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That means popular apps like WhatsApp, Spotify, Pandora, and Pocket Casts will all work in there.
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Of course, a Republican registration does not necessarily mean the voter casts a ballot for Lesko.
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CYBER is available on Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Soundcloud, and any other podcast app you use.
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But no one was taking pictures, it's only my imagination that casts such light on them.
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The discrepancy between image and actual product casts doubt on the ideals of technologized clothing companies.
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One is that late-night Oval Office scene with Amy, which casts Selina as the harpy.
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Ailyn Pérez is Mimì for the moment, but casts later in the year have more fizz.
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"Destroyer" casts Nicole Kidman as a world-weary detective faced with a threat from her past.
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Haftar casts himself as a bulwark against Islamist militancy who wants to restore order to Libya.
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But there is more Kavanaugh testimony that casts significant doubt on whether he can be trusted.
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And among recent little-indies-that-could, the filmmaker Nathan Silver often casts his mother, Cindy.
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In January, we wrote about how the group's new album casts a light into the darkness.
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Many are painfully aware of the long shadows their presence casts, not only literally but figuratively.
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Duchamp's striking bronze and plaster casts of Martins's body look like ergonomic, hand-sized stress toys.
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Also: Any production that casts Lea Salonga as a goddess is A-okay in my book.
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It was interesting, because previous to me getting there, they had two or three previous casts.
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Even if another character casts a spell on your character, you decide what effect it has.
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This wasn't a modelling exercise that casts forward to something that may happen in the future.
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The thinking goes like this: Trump casts himself as a man's man -- all toughness and bravado.
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And a revival of Balanchine's spectacular 21 "Symphonie Concertante," set to Mozart, continues with new casts.
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He casts the synods as a battle: warring factions, attacks and frontal assaults, purges and collaborators.
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I think the Ice Age movies just like having lots of celebrities in their voice casts.
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With their large casts, both shows explore how many different types of people weather a revolution.
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Rather, she casts the handling of the allegations against Franken as a threat to the movement.
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The association casts the proposal as doing the greatest good for the greatest number of commuters.
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The varying casts are normally eager and accomplished; the direction tends to be simple yet effective.dellarteopera.
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Is he a morally serious artist who casts an unsparing eye on unsavory aspects of adolescence?
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A few more casts and the fly — a purple Hobo Spey — swung just beyond the rocks.
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The dining room casts back to Malaysia's colonial past, with lattice screens and arched wall niches.
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MacMillan introduced his ballet with four casts of star-crossed lovers, giving leeway to individual interpretations.
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But a sign outside Field 9 casts an ominous shadow over the games being played there.
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Iowa, the first state to hold an election in the Democratic primary, casts its ballots tonight.
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Many are painfully aware of the long shadows their presence casts; not only literally but figuratively.
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WASHINGTON — If a voter accidentally casts a ballot in the wrong precinct, should it be counted?
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Theater Review In three London productions with great ensemble casts, all the actors receive their due.
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This volcanism-induced warming, far-removed from the extinction, casts blame squarely on the Chicxulub event.
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Today's decision casts serious doubt on Myanmar's commitment to press freedom and the rule of law.
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The spike in the dollar and Treasury yields casts an increasingly large shadow over global markets.
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The image Woodward casts of Trump is of a petulant child, deeply insecure about, well, everything.
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She gets up, casts aside her yoga mat and decides to leg it from the class.
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Some contemporary critics scolded Parrish for having accumulated plaster casts of masterpieces, not the masterpieces themselves.
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Whenever they say it's dead, you have these great scripts and fresh casts, and it's fine.
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She casts members of her improv group to play her family, much to her kids' horror.
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Their resistance casts a shadow over whether a bankruptcy judge will sign off on the plan.
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Each report casts a bit more light, but a complete understanding and a solution remain elusive.
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China casts a wide net, and it will persist in pulling its military and economic levers.
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It was a lot of work, and casts came and went, and financiers came and went.
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But while the EU casts a wider net, America's steel protection is economically and politically significant.
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Gioia habitually and accurately casts the subversion he recounts in terms of ferocity, tumult and chaos.
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"It certainly casts a negative pall over the market," said CME livestock futures trader Dan Norcini.
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Anyone who wants to download the podcast app Pocket Casts can now do so for free.
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It won't be until the Electoral College casts its ballots that the final decision is in.
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Conservative Anthony Kennedy, who often casts the deciding vote in close cases, could determine the outcome.
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The loss of yet another one of its most notable figures obviously casts a depressing pall.
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Ms. Rogers also made separate casts for his three adult daughters, each holding her mother's hand.
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He isn't preoccupied with physical likeness, for starters, and regularly casts women in male roles onstage.
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It's a labor-intensive art, one that's slowly dying as the younger generation casts it aside.
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Mr. Sanders casts himself as a political outsider who would radically change establishment systems in America.
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The unpopular decision also casts a specter over the trophies it gave out to minority nominees.
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This information may be out-of-date, but it casts doubt on Manza Gallery's provenance claims.
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The voter then takes this card, places it into the voting machine, and casts their votes.
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NEW-YORK-OUTAGES-PERFORMANCES/ New York moments: choir, Broadway casts perform in the street during blackout NEW YORK - When a massive blackout plunged much of Manhattan into darkness on Saturday evening, a choir and the casts of Broadway musicals entertained tourists with impromptu performances in the street.
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Yet more than anyone else, Richard Wagner (1813-83) casts a long shadow over the conductor's life.
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When women are directing or creating the series, casts tend to reflect greater diversity, the study found.
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February 7, 2017 - Casts a tie-breaking vote to confirm Betsy DeVos as the next education secretary.
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One, it casts dressing in a revealing way as objectively and intrinsically more free than dressing modestly.
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A new study, though, casts doubts on whether more information about science can really change someone's mind.
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But George Mason University economist Tyler Cowen has another theory that casts Trump's behavior as more strategic.
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But if there were an Outstanding Dance Performance By an Ensemble award, all three casts would win.
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But then again, we don't constantly pit movies with white casts and white directors against one another.
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A man casts his ballot in a polling station located in the suburb of Mbare in Harare.
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You can listen to Public Official A on WBEZ Chicago, Apple Podcasts, NPR, Pocket Casts, and Stitcher.
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Is there something self-aggrandizing about Gormley's career-long obsession with making casts of his own body?
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Listen to the audio adaptation of "The Burn" below or in Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, or Spotify.
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Listen to the audio adaptation of "Online Reunion" below or in Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, or Spotify.
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What if new reporting casts an old article's subject in a different light, or changes their story?
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The case casts doubt over the stellar growth figures of China's box office receipts in recent years.
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Listen to the audio adaptation of "Skin City" below or in Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, or Spotify.
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A resident casts her vote on a Sequoia Voting System machine at Fire Station 18 on Nov.
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His films feature coherent (even compelling) plots, international casts, and, often, liberal helpings of sex and violence.
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It's outstanding and outlandish that there's been casts without reflecting the true inclusiveness of our daily life.
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Listen on Clarkesworld Magazine's website, and on Apple Podcasts, Beyond Pod, CastBox, Google Play, Pocket Casts, Player.
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Other casts set to appear on the special include those from Taxi, Cheers, Frasier and Will & Grace.
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It casts the U.S. rise into a petro-superpower as a check on Iran, Russia and elsewhere.
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Interest in plaster casts spread across Europe in the 17th century, and workshops to supply them followed.
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They're hoping to get the casts nailed down by April, so they can premiere by late summer.
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If Trump promotes a platform that casts doubts on vaccines, it could literally mean that people die.
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But it also casts a pall over the kingdom's bold economic reform plan, known as Vision 2030.
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Mr Poroshenko, whose popularity rests on the war with Russia, casts his internal opponents as Russian agents.
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It looks like Ghostbusters may have started a trend of remaking male-dominated movies with female casts.
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Mr Fogel deliberately casts him as Winston Smith, Orwell's curious narrator who is conquered by Big Brother.
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These are also called "dune casts" and record the presence of dunes that were surrounded by lava.
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That's simply what happens when a big Hollywood production casts two fabulously attractive people of opposite genders.
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She is presumably channeling another middle-aged woman and the hat casts a shadow over her face.
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Lighter in sound but darker in theme, the album casts a wider sonic net than its predecessor.
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Alf Landon casts Kansas vote at GOP committee during the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia in 1940.
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It suffers from the same vagueness of origin that casts doubt on the statements of confidential sources.
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As a result of his clubbed feet, Brody has worn casts for most of his young life.
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The casts, which sold for $155,000, were used to make perfectly fitting space suit gloves in 1967.
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First Access has since denied these allegations, but the suit certainly casts things in a different light.
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That casts doubt on whether sluggish corporate investment now has much to do with profits "stranded" overseas.
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But what's harder to comprehend is how that one guy's hands aren't covered in bandages and casts.
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Are white directors who consistently work with primarily white casts asserting their creative vision or just racist?
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Watch if you like ensemble casts, California, Reform Judaism or lyrical storytelling that's poetic without being contrived.
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He casts it as a cautionary tale, warning that the nation's atomic complex has fallen into decline.
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But he's wrong when he casts doubt on the NATO shield; that risks war in the Baltics.
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One characteristic many of the shows share: small casts, which makes them more affordable for nonprofit theaters.
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The mushroom cloud casts a long shadow and completely defined the way the U.S. conducts international relations.
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He has been forced to defend his work against a president who casts doubt on his credibility.
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But Mr. Ailes's direct involvement casts a new light on how his network handled Mr. Trump's candidacy.
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Instead, Warren casts the Trump era (and what led to it) as a crisis for civic virtue.
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Multiple actors have played the same Marvel and DC characters in prequels, reboots, and after re-casts.
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So, here's how the Franks statement -- in meticulous detail -- casts how this whole thing came about: 1.
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That's true of Abbas Akhavan's bronze casts of plant life from around the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.
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In Shortest Way Home, he casts himself as a regular guy who just happens to be mayor.
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But, he said, Kennedy's decision to retire during Trump's Presidency casts a shadow over the Justice's legacy .
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Bernie reacts as his brother, Larry, through tears, casts his #DNCinPHL delegate vote for his brother. pic.twitter.
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With Washington's business agenda on the line, he casts the election as an important precursor to 2018.
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The ad casts Espy as the "liberal choice" and a "Clinton ally" who won't support Trump's agenda.
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But Samuel has a criminal history, which casts a shadow over the pair's eccentric but functional domesticity.
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So for me, it makes sense to deal with issues of race and to have diverse casts.
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For all these reasons, Orwell (a game that casts you as a surveillance software operator) should resonate.
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Kjartansson's own gloss on "God" casts the piece as a way of coping with a spiritual crisis.
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All I know is it casts a spell from the start, and is impossible to forget afterward.
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But Silent Hill 213 casts a long shadow over Konami's horror series, which began back in 223.
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But Silent Hill 23 casts a long shadow over Konami's horror series, which began back in 23.
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The slowdown casts a shadow over the timing of the European Central Bank's rate hike, he said.
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Jorge Otero-Pailos is a New York-based artist known for making monumental casts of historic buildings.
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For aircraft manufacturers and their suppliers, 22016D printing helps reduce the need for expensive tools and casts.
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What has been found since casts grave doubt on the legitimacy of the investigation, prosecution, and conviction.
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Nobody casts a longer shadow over Spanish politics than Franco, even decades after his death in 1975.
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Still, any movie that casts Robert Ryan as John the Baptist has to be doing something right.
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She then stitches lace along the backs of the empty frames, through which she casts wet cement.
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Kevin, there's long been this idea in Hollywood that movies with black casts don't perform well internationally.
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The sheet of foil casts a shadow on the floor that is broken into bands of transparency.
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A government funding crisis also casts a pall on the economy, damaging consumer sentiment and business optimism.
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They dressed him, made casts of his feet and hands, they also made the foot and handprints.
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However, it casts a long shadow over the basis for the second article of the Trump impeachment.
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The loss of General Raziq casts a further shadow on a political season already marred by bloodshed.
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It was made into a sumptuous 1974 movie, directed by Sidney Lumet with the starriest of casts.
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Ms. Nguyen casts the banana as a character in a mythical world with a legacy of colonialism.
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Trump has denied collusion and casts Mueller's probe as a witchhunt that detracts from his election victory.
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The purple-pink sky casts a colorful shadow on the spires and the whole outpost is transformed.
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Yet even the dream casts that only Munich can turn out produced some patchy, prompter-dependent singing.
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Critic's Notebook With one of the best casts in TV history, "Friends" makes excellent comedy look easy.
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Katie Morton & Chris Bukowski These two seemed pretty solid, but the promo casts some doubt on that.
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When they are settled, his wife casts a baleful look at him, and he shoots one back.
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"DJI casts an enormous shadow today," says Adam Bry, CEO of Skydio, a leading U.S. drone company.
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The casts of "This Is Us" and "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" celebrated the night's big wins.
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Whatever his intentions may be, the resulting uncertainty casts a pall of doubt over governmental decision-making.
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At least the two musical imports feature substantially new American casts, which should help them feel fresh.
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The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance has a star-studded cast to end all star-studded casts.
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Mr. Saikawa's disclosure casts a further cloud over an automaker rocked by scandal and broader industry problems.
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"This casts further doubt on the sincerity of Myanmar regarding repatriating the Rohingya from Bangladesh," she added.
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It casts the British claim as part of an unfinished struggle to free Mauritius from colonial rule.
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Instead, the bill casts a much wider net over all paid-for discussion of national political issues.
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But while WikiLeaks casts itself as a bastion of transparency, the shadowy organization has its own agenda.
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For the faithful such as Vararunee, the papal visit casts a light on their community and faith.
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The court's reputation could depend on Roberts -- and how he casts his vote and steers all nine.
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The movie casts a magical spell that's likely to stick with you after the end-credits roll.
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In contrast, the study found, films with the most racially homogenous casts were the poorest financial performers.
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Prince Mohammed, who casts himself as a reformer, has said the killers will be brought to justice.
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And, hey, it worked so well that more and more shows started having their casts live-tweet.
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And they were doing it during the time in which, traditionally, Broadway casts make their messages explicit.
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That casts doubt on whether Google is being transparent on tons of other controversial questions about its practices.
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It followed his multi-story films Valentine's Day and New Year's Eve, which featured equally A-list casts.
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In LA's Papillion Art's main salon, soft daylight enters and casts a warm glow on the hanging undergarments.
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One line of criticism casts Democratic policymaking as a pro-corporate betrayal of the party's egalitarian economic traditions.
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The acquisition wiped nearly $22 billion in market value from rival supermarkets and casts a cloud over Instacart.
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White creators, men in particular, tend instead to whitewash their casts, imagining themselves as both villain and hero.
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I agree that it's quite the stretch to ask him to limit his projects to exclusively Black casts.
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The court ruling also casts doubt on Anthem's proposed $54 billion deal to buy fellow health insurer Cigna.
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In the fall, he broke his wrist, elbow and rib — later sharing photos of his casts to Instagram.
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I have trouble with music that only casts a critical glance at everything outside of the writer's self.
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When everyone returns to school from the summer Jason's death still casts a long shadow over their lives.
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But every scene in the real world casts a spell imbuing the ordinary with endless charm and intrigue.
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From the short video, we also learned another behind-the-scenes tidbit: This casts really loves this show.
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An alternative system that casts liquid steel directly onto a single horizontally moving belt is also being tried.
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A rainbow of lights on the elegant Canton Tower casts a shimmering reflection on the Pearl river nearby.
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He notably casts models of different races and clothing sizes, who often are outside the sample size range.
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Four casts got in and out of 718 costumes over the weekend, with the help of 37 dressers.
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Off screen, this is one of the most diverse casts on television, which is always something to celebrate.
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Listen to CYBER on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, Overcast, Pocket Casts, or on the RSS feed.
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Construction workers, graffiti artists, Garment District workers, builders, and more make up the motley casts of his documentaries.
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It is tempting to attribute Ms. Martel's intimacy and ease in directing ensemble casts to her own experience.
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It provides space for performers of all sorts, including the casts of Broadway musicals, to record their work.
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Every other week, a different staff appeared behind the front desk, like two casts for the same play.
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A woman casts her ballot in the suburb of Mbare near Zimbabwe's capital Harare, on July 18, 25.
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"It's a very long recovery, and you have to be in three casts and a wheelchair," she says.
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Klum is no doubt subjecting herself to body casts, prosthetic makeup, and fittings ahead of the big day.
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Beyond that, he casts himself as the champion of women and the young against the corrupt old elites.
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By presenting them like this, the performance casts the subjects — despite Mapplethorpe's objectifying intent — as martyrs and saints.
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This casts doubt on the feasibility of Tesla's electric long-haul truck, which is to be unveiled shortly.
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Farage casts Britain's political system as broken and says parliament and the government are trying to thwart Brexit.
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Well, one reason might be that for centuries, Shakespeare was performed with all male casts — sans the backlash.
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Melisandre casts the necklace aside, accepts being in her true form once again and slowly crawls into bed.
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She soon casts her as the lead in the academy's upcoming show, Volk, which she has written herself.
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Though he casts himself as a youthful reformer, he is transforming Saudi Arabia into a truly absolute monarchy.
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His sister casts some doubts on whether she followed him to Grey Sloane or not that remain unresolved.
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Indeed, Shen Yun casts itself as the true protector of Chinese culture and the party as its scourge.
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In "Licence to be Bad", Jonathan Aldred, an academic at Cambridge University, casts economists as the modern Gradgrinds.
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Instead of flashy rainbow LEDs, however, this model casts a dimmable white light from the translucent key caps.
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The look of the app has changed up quite a bit, but it still feels like Pocket Casts.
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A lone street sign casts a shadow against a brick wall with scuff marks and faded white paint.
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UMNO casts itself as the defender of this system, which has earned it the loyalty of many Malays.
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That way you don't get a ping every time, say, a light casts a shadow on the wall.
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She's a force, and Jamie Myers from Sabbath Assembly casts such a spell on the audience through sound.
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Hensarling's proposed Financial CHOICE Act intended to replace the Dodd-Frank regulatory overhaul – casts doubt onto FSOC's future.
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In "Target with Plaster Casts" and "Target with Four Faces" he laid the groundwork for what would follow.
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A seriously shocked Emma Stone gave Moonlight's Mahershala Ali a hug as both casts muddled through the confusion.
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It's no secret that Hollywood often casts actors in parental roles who are younger than they should be.
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Jim Cooper (D-Tenn.), one of the last conservative Blue Dog Democrats standing, casts his vote for Rep.
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And Facebook's apparent blithe indifference to those consequences casts doubt on the entire moral architecture of the website.
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It's a difficult thing to do, to understand how a solid object casts a shadow in a landscape.
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Cunningham broadcasts lies and half truths about Scott's character, casts aspersions, hints at an affair with Maggie Bateman.
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Perez, meanwhile, has the support of Biden and other White House officials who Sanders casts as the establishment.
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This was born of necessity: modest budgets mean that Israeli shows seldom involve big casts or flashy locations.
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The Justice Department's lawsuit casts the statute as a naked attempt to prevent federal enforcement of immigration laws.
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Standing by the traffic circle, Elias casts his mind over this strange love triangle and its unforeseen contortions.
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Later performances — four casts tackle it this week — may change the overall texture onstage and in the pit.
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While the entry casts the song as a summer feel-good banger, plenty of songs fit that bill.
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A troll crashes through a heavy wooden gate as a wizard casts a spell from her huge spellbook.
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The early part of the film casts back to Ms. Jones's childhood, which was rife with racial indignities.
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Greg Abbott call off the execution of Rodney Reed amid new evidence that casts doubt on his conviction.
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Her early casts also had a social orientation that, it seems to me, gets far too little attention.
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Freely departing from documentary conventions, "Al Di Qua" casts the homeless of Turin as themselves (or close approximations).
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He casts Trump's criticisms of the current state of American politics as criticisms of the American ideal itself.
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Later, I went on Egyptian television with both arms in casts and with X-rays of my injuries.
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Griffin's mission includes "building bridges of understanding between generations"; it often produces classic works that feature large casts.
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One area where City Ballet has not kept pace in recent decades is the diversity of its casts.
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The scenario casts Earthlings as early bloomers, prematurely born long before the universe's most fertile life-bearing years.
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You can listen to Recode Media on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcastor wherever you listen to podcasts.
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I think it casts a shadow effectively around all of the tech sector, who's next is the feeling.
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That casts aside the desire for control of Qualtrics' founders, but it may still be a smart choice.
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It is a fraud perpetrated upon the voters, which casts doubt on the basic fairness of the election.
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Over the years, various artists like Eva Hesse and Rachel Whiteread have traversed similar terrain using latex casts.
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The game casts players as futuristic mercenaries clad in armored metal suits that can be customized and personalized.
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The filmmaker Wim Wenders casts a cool eye on the Met Museum's "Heavenly Bodies" exhibit at the Cloisters.
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Later, the 16th-century French ceramist Bernard Palissy created casts of frogs and lizards to adorn his platters.
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Now, read the article, "Prince Harry Casts Aside Ghosts of Royal Marriages Past," and answer these questions: 1.
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A Ghost Story casts the afterlife as something we shape during life, shaded by our regrets and loves.
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Mr. Kiefer scrutinized Rodin's cutout drawings and plaster casts, infused with elements of medieval architecture and female eroticism.
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All I know is that it casts a spell from the start and is impossible to forget afterward.
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It casts Russell Hornsby as Rhyme, who is left unable to walk after an injury on the job.
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China, meanwhile, casts a wary eye at India's growing closeness to adversaries such as America, Australia and Japan.
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Matters were helped by two excellent casts: Sterling Hyltin and Andrew Veyette were the Sugarplum couple on Nov.
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Right or wrong -- and by his own admission, he was plenty of both -- he casts a long shadow.
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We recruited a group of 16 college students to wear casts on their left wrists for four weeks.
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"These shows return with casts largely intact, and conceit and ideology trapped in amber, too," our critic writes.
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In a season of star-driven revivals, how to treat other ensemble casts was on the docket, too.
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And of course, Marshall's decision to feature essentially all-white casts wasn't appropriate then and isn't appropriate now.
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And yet this misreading, if that is what it was, casts a long shadow over the Southern Baptists.
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His shadow is immense, and Els, not for the first time, has felt the chill that it casts.
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He'll come up with a scenario — or at least a tweet — that casts Rosie O'Donnell as the culprit.
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Another study casts doubt on the success of the Food and Drug Administration's attempts to curb the crisis.
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Pocket Casts, a popular podcast app, is changing up its money-making strategy and launching a subscription service.
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People who previously purchased the desktop app will be given three years of Pocket Casts Plus for free.
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He also says it lets people who like Pocket Casts' functionality use it for all of their media.
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The casts can be painted to resemble various materials, including gilded wood, bronze, terra cotta, marble and stone.
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It still casts the discussion of financial hardship in familiar terms of who deserves help and who doesn't.
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It casts a lot of doubt about what we can count on as signifiers for Hosts versus humans.
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And that continued need for liquidity casts doubt on some of the early theories for the market stress.
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All forms of imagery recur, but Montoya casts the pachuco and pachuca as symbolic figures populating his universe.
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He casts his rivals as an angry, liberal and dangerous "mob" and plays up gains in the economy.
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And it casts a massive cloud of political uncertainty over the economic outlook of the U.S. and the world.
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Ward casts Ivanka's persistence as part of a quest since childhood to never be far from her father's view.
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Perhaps this is also symptomatic of the cynical, tragic eye that We. The Revolution casts toward its subject matter.
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"Blood" refers to the "reddish hue the earth's shadow casts on the Moon during a lunar eclipse," she says.
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In casting Wrinkle, DuVernay brought together one of the most diverse casts ever to appear in a Disney movie.
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In addition, many Broadway shows went dark, with some casts performing on the sidewalks as well as rescheduling shows.
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With casts that have almost equal male and female gender representation, this isn't entirely surprising—but it's great nevertheless.
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For example, it can be used in protective clothing or to create better diapers, bandages, casts, and hospital linen.
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The celebrities managed to mix up the two movies with mostly Black casts and producers — Fences and Hidden Figures.
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The two casts later mingled at the afterparty where they danced and celebrated the success of their blockbuster movies.
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But it casts doubt on just how much flowing water there is and on the potential presence of life.
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In addition, many Broadway shows went dark, with many casts performing on the sidewalks as well as rescheduling shows.
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It casts itself as an opposition party, but hews close to the Kremlin line on matters of international affairs.
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All feature diverse casts and crews, and have found critical acclaim as well as box-office success last year.
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The move for recompense casts FIFA for the first time, under its new president, prominently as plaintiff and victim.
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This casts apps into spaces and lets you look at all of the apps that are opened or running.
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Paradoxically, this also casts doubt on the seriousness of Mr Trump's ambition to bring the disruptive change he promises.
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The casts are big, the drama high, and there's always a troubled dame at the center of the action.
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The flowing work casts a complex shadow on the gallery wall, setting a dark backdrop for the white clusters.
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Despite the light that the authors' data-driven approach casts on this little-known story, there are some disadvantages.
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Children can examine the casts, meet conservation scientists and learn about the museum's artifacts from pre-Hispanic indigenous cultures.
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Dominated locally by Republicans, it casts just 4 percent of the Democrats' primary vote and gets relatively few visits.
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If Roberts casts a tie-breaking vote, he would put himself in the middle of a fierce political fight.
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This NYT story casts some doubt on Trump's assertions about al-Baghdadi "whimpering" and "crying" before blowing himself up.
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The pro-Trump right casts Mueller as illegitimate; the anti-Trump left valorizes the former head of the FBI.
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In "The Impossible Fairy Tale", Han Yujoo also casts an uncanny cloak of dreams over a South Korean childhood.
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Apple Podcasts | Pocket Casts | Spotify Constitutional, The Washington Post How much do you really know about the US constitution?
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Interestingly, the team behind the recently acquired Pocket Casts app says it doesn't have any plans to implement RAD.
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It said it still prefers private meetings with executives and casts critical proxy votes only as a last straw.
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Just as science has debunked the vaccine causation hypothesis, it also casts strong doubt that any autism "epidemic" exists.
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At a time of polarized and coarsening politics, O'Rourke, 46, casts himself as a beacon of civility and compassion.
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The show will span continents, with three location-specific seasons centered on casts in the US, Mexico, and Thailand.
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All this casts a pall over Ms Tsai's bright talk about creating an "Asian Silicon Valley" by encouraging entrepreneurs.
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Giuliani told the Times' Ken Vogel: Go deeper: Ukrainian official casts doubt on Biden conflict scandal promoted by Giuliani
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The second half was defined by quick, ugly possessions and, aside from Westbrook, the supporting casts carried the load.
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Farage, 53, casts the EU as a doomed experiment in German-dominated unity and excessive debt-funded welfare spending.
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However, for many people who long for a real alternative, the reality behind the myth casts an ominous shadow.
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To be fair, the near-flawless Emmy and Golden Globe-award winning Season 21 casts a very long shadow.
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That certainly casts doubt on the idea that there is a "skills gap" between workers' abilities and employers' needs.
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The scepticism from Khamenei casts doubt on efficiency of Zarif's past and present efforts to keep the agreement alive.
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A helmet casts shadows across the face of Mia Glassco, a player with the NAHA White team from Vermont.
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SWAT 4 casts the player as the tip of the spear held by the longest arm of the law.
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The outcome appeared to be in the hands of Kennedy, who often casts the deciding vote in close rulings.
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It casts the troll as a martyr and a witness, someone who has seen things you people wouldn't believe.
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At times, he casts Obama as the latest proponent of a Democratic agenda that reaches back to Franklin Roosevelt.
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Further, the research casts doubt on the idea that the ideological tilt of faculty members is because of discrimination.
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Currently she casts spells as the senior user experience designer at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.
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The head of the IMF, Christine Lagarde, says that rising inequality casts a "dark shadow" over the global economy.
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Biden casts himself as a macho guy who has the stones to deal with a pest like Vladimir Putin.
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Riley conjures a Technicolor vision of seventies California and casts Suzy's ambition as a feminist quest for self-determination.
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Next to the chalkwork are a pair of smallish ceramic casts of two female acrobats, one glazed, one painted.
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Otis occasionally takes aim at perceived elites whom he casts as insulated from the consequences of their policy decisions.
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During the campaign, he has trumpeted a quasi-isolationist "America first" policy that casts his unpredictability as a virtue.
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As the self-described law-and-order candidate, Mr. Trump casts immigration largely as an issue of personal safety.
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The casts remained on display long after the museum had begun to acquire original works — their very own marbles.
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Against a darkening background the TV screen flickers brighter, and James's mind casts its illuminations with still greater vividness.
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Third, McConnell can now gloat about any 5-4 decision in which Gorsuch casts a vote with the majority.
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Moving forward, MasterClass plans to run similar campaigns that feature ensemble casts or focus on its more famous instructors.
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His behavior on Thursday casts serious doubt on whether he has the temperament to sit on the Supreme Court.
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Conventional wisdom casts Beyoncé as a control freak, and perhaps she is, but control isn't such a bad thing.
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Another party-scene number, "The Blob," casts its swells as dressed-up mannequins and amusingly ghoulish skulls in wigs.
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The killing of one of Honduras's most prominent environmental activists casts attention on the country's dismal human rights record.
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Ironically, she doesn't think of herself as someone who casts any spells—at least not in the traditional sense.
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First released in 1993, Magic casts players as dueling mages battling with powerful spells and armies of monstrous creatures.
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"Casts and molds have to be manufactured very much in advance and they are not always modifiable," said Vittadini.
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Like Cousins, Davis is an established All-Star who has spent most of his career with weak supporting casts.
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Audrey's story line, which casts her as a true believer in the power of empathy, is just as frustrating.
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Ms. Wu, calm and unshowy, casts a quiet spell as she gracefully plucks the strings of her lutelike instrument.
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Having three or four rotating casts so that performances could be held every day was too expensive, she said.
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A new bit of research commissioned by Community Energy (a renewable energy project developer) casts light on this question.
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You can listen to Recode Media on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast or wherever you listen to podcasts.
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But it's worth remembering that many of the year's most talked-about films were helmed by largely nonwhite casts.
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You can listen to Recode Decode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast or wherever you listen to podcasts.
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BBC Studios and Pocket Casts are announcing today that the British company is investing in the American podcast player.
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BBC Studios and Pocket Casts are announcing today that the British company is investing in the American podcast player.
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To the Editor: Your article casts a light on the complex web of reasons for coal's formidable staying power.
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Yet clubfoot is easy to fix in infancy using a series of plaster casts, for about $500 a child.
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Wright casts a familiar linguistic spell with her thinking-aloud genre-bending voice here: a signature elliptical "prosimetric" style.
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The prospect of tariffs casts a definite shadow over two days of trade talks that wrap up on Friday.
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The prospect of tariffs casts a definite shadow over two days of trade talks that began in Washington today.
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A team of helpers first constructed enormous plaster casts and then covered them by hand with thick brown clay.
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Beyond the risks within specific countries, China, a major trade partner for other emerging markets, casts a long shadow.
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Buruma casts an emollient eye over the multiple and overlapping ways that he felt like an outsider in Japan.
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Disney clearly casts big names with existing fan followings in order to cash in on the built-in audience.
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The memo casts Steele, who once ran the Russia desk for Britain's MI6 intelligence service,as biased and untrustworthy.
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She casts a wide net: South Asian dance, improvisation, Irish step and drag are all represented in the festival.
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Each, unsurprisingly, casts the candidate who released them in a favorable light, and the final rankings could be different.
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Smith also reflected on being casts as Phyllis on The Office, saying she'd been "very blessed" by the opportunity.
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The U.N. experts report casts doubt on a near blanket attribution of recent attacks near Beni on the ADF.
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The story casts you as Richard Marks, a former Special Forces soldier and member of a powerful London family.
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As a matter of principle, Christopher Suprun vows to reject Mr. Trump when he casts his Electoral College vote.
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The disclosure casts doubt on the company's abilities to protect its users' information as it focuses more on privacy.
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California's recently diagnosed new case also casts doubt on the government's ability to effectively respond to the emerging illness.
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The third ad Klobuchar is releasing casts her as a centrist who will not divert to a political extreme.
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The celebrities in the snapshots run the gamut from A-list actors to entire casts of hit TV shows.
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Last weekend, protesters marched in defense of scientific inquiry, spurred by a president who casts doubt on climate change.
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Follow live election results as Iowa casts the first ballots of the 2020 presidential campaign for Democrats and Republicans.
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At extreme levels, it casts a haze in the sky, but PM2.5 can imperil health even on clear days.
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It's currently legal to be registered in multiple states, as long as a voter only casts ballots in one.
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Hadrava used his fellow classmates as models, covering them in sheets and creating plaster casts for the eerie effect.
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Each game casts the player as a "vault hunter" who's seeking mysterious treasure-filled lairs guarded by cosmic monsters.
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It belittles and dismisses the concerns of Trump supporters and casts them as the Other, whom we should fear.
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When a higher percentage of voters casts a ballot, elected officials represent a more active percentage of the electorate.
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Dominated locally by Republicans, it casts just 4 percent of the Democrats' primary vote and gets relatively few visits.
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The meatpacking investigation also casts doubt on Brazil's agribusiness industry, a relatively resilient pillar of the nation's weak economy.
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Seven of these remarkable images are displayed here along with two other surreal works by her featuring classical casts.
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In another, the casts are dried the old-fashioned way: with the heat of a potbellied, coal-fueled stove.
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He chooses favorites and casts others aside, but even those decisions seem subject to change at any moody moment.
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At home, he has jailed hundreds of fellow princes and businessmen in what he casts as an anticorruption drive.
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An outdoor workshop allows me to use power tools without concern for sawdust getting into paint or wet casts.
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In the meantime, what has come to light casts an unfortunate shadow on a stellar company of wonderful dancers.
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Among other things, this case casts some light on Donald Trump's ludicrous promise to bring back lost coal jobs.
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Reller has cast her own body before and has also assisted another artist in creating casts of nude models.
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Below you'll find these plays and more, performed by casts that include Nathan Lane, Kerry Washington and John Lithgow.
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But Mr. Pehrsson said it casts pronounced shadows across the face, particularly under your eyes, enhancing wrinkles and imperfections.
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With so few artworks analyzed, one of questionable authorship certainly casts shade on any definitive conclusions about Leonardo's eyesight.
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But rather than a sign of human accomplishment, the golem casts a sour shadow onto our gleaming technological age.
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Put another way: one version casts the avant-garde as a fixed canon, to which entry is permanently closed.
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The list of 21 people nevertheless casts a shadow of potential sanctions risk over some of Russia's biggest firms.
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Eckes casts himself as the gumshoe Eddie Valiant (Bob Hoskins), unwinding the auto-industry's plot to destroy public transportation.
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Shows like The Real World, The Challenge, and Flavor of Love capitalized on the drunken antics of their casts.
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Sometimes, the only difference between two casts would be the angle of a single finger on a disembodied hand.
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Mike Pence casts tie-breaking vote to put some Planned Parenthood funding on the chopping block Mike Pence casts tie-breaking vote to put some Planned Parenthood funding on the chopping block Senate Republicans called in Vice President Mike Pence Thursday after deadlocking 50-50 over funding for abortion providers like Planned Parenthood.
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But academic research casts doubt on those assumptions, finding no clear link between increasing federal prosecutions and decreasing homicide rates.
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National Geographic notes the plaster casts' lifelike poses show some victims, for example, crawling, or seated with head in hands.
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Whether Congress advances a strong proposal or instead casts about for half-measures that exacerbate partisan, demographic and economic divisions.
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For If I Ran the Zoo, each limited-edition piece is adapted from the original and reconstructed using resin casts.
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Like Bill & Ted, Point Break casts Reeves as an amiable West Coast bro, albeit one with a little more intensity.
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Opening up to developers casts a wider net to capture all use cases and keep people locked into the ecosystem.
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"Today&aposs decision casts serious doubt on Myanmar&aposs commitment to press freedom and the rule of law," it said.
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It's like guessing something's identity based on a warped version of the shadow it casts without really looking at it.
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Pelosi, who represents San Francisco, casts herself as a progressive despite the demands of leadership that require cooperation with Republicans.
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We looked at West African clothing for Mr. Malcolm, and embedded touches of them into our casts' costumes and looks.
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Conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy, who often casts the deciding vote in big cases, also appeared sympathetic to the bank's arguments.
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He drew from live models, not existing images or casts, and his renderings of flopping flesh have a remarkable naturalism.
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"PG&E's mismanagement and lack of credibility casts doubt over anything they put forward," Dodd told Reuters in an email.
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By the same token, he takes a position on the cosmopolitan ideal of Europe, which he casts in inspiring terms.
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Not everything lends itself to revivals, and there are challenges reassembling casts, especially for the longer commitments associated with series.
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Democrats like shows that feature diverse casts and strong female characters, like How to Get Away with Murder and Empire.
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A woman carrying her baby casts her ballot at a polling station in the suburbs of Mbare, located in Harare.
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Despite the Best Picture confusion, the casts of La La Land and Moonlight celebrated one another with selfies and smiles.
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In order to preserve the size and shape of each bone, plaster casts and photos captured the full physical details.
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Is there something mildly narcissistic and self-aggrandizing about Gormley's career-long obsession with making casts of his own body?
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Listen to the full interview with Bill Gates below or in Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts, Google Podcasts, or Spotify.
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But the cementing of this reality now casts a shadow across the long-foreshadowed sex union of Jon and Dany.
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She's the victor who constantly casts herself as the victim, the one with the megaphone who thinks she's being silenced.
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But it casts a fierce, revisionist eye on the past, finding the cruelty and prejudice that lie beneath the pageantry.
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With one of the greatest comedy casts ever assembled, this movie is better than it has any right to be.
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You can listen to the full interview on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast or wherever you get your podcasts.
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When FOX's Sleepy Hollow first graced screens in 2013, it had one of the most racially diverse casts on television.
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This reboot is definitely in good hands, and we can't wait to see who the team casts in the show.
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By 9pm, as the sun is finally dropping towards the horizon, the arch casts a long shadow across the snow.
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Experts suggested this missile could reach as far as New York — though some evidence casts doubt on North Korea's claims.
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But he doesn't want to make the headline writers' jobs too easy when he finally casts off this mortal coil.
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DC has already shown willingness to separate its TV and DCEU casts, considering there is no crossover into the Arrowverse.
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You can listen to the new podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast or wherever you listen to podcasts.
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Here, he casts his benevolent gaze upon priests and devotees at the Sri Thendayuthapani Temple awaiting the commencement of rituals.
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Here's how it goes terribly: Spielberg, in the interest of a newsworthy movie, casts big names in the leading roles.
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This may not sound like much, but in an industry rife with egos, it casts Beckham in a positive light.
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If a majority of the local "judges" (usually the poll workers) sustain the challenge, the voter casts a provisional ballot.
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There are currently only two ongoing North American shows featuring all-Asian casts — Fresh Off the Boat and Kim's Convenience.
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Fresh-faced directors such as Mr Abbasi have access to high production budgets, talented casts and scripts that avoid clichés.
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It also casts doubt on the survival of Mr Turnbull's government, which clings to power with a majority of one.
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But for as much as Jason Bourne casts about for something that will feel similarly new, it mostly feels tired.
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The supermoon casts a statue in silhouette at the Nature and History Museum in Vienna, Austria on November 22016, 21948.
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The supermoon casts a statue in silhouette at the Nature and History Museum in Vienna, Austria on November 14, 2016.
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There are plenty of solutions out there, of course — Stitcher, Overcast, Pocket Casts — seemingly as many as there are podcasts.
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He casts one of his sons, Adan, to play his teenage self, and another son, Brontis, to play his father.
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But when you look closer you notice that the fall light casts blue, purple and red hues on the landscape.
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The upcoming Dora movie casts off the series' animated roots in favor of a live-action adventure starring Isabela Moner.
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