Depending on how much TV you want to record, there are two Recast models to choose from: the $229.99 50GB Recast offers 2 tuners and up to 75 hours of HD storage, while the $279.99 1TB Recast offers 4 tuners and up to 150 hours of HD storage.
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I want all of our childhood favorites to be recast.
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A few big French companies have been relying on Recast.
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Edward Enninful has recast who is featured in a magazine.
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In certain games, he has also recast those opposing Trump.
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Whitmire voiced Kermit for 27 years before he was recast.
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Preorders for the Fire TV Recast start today at $229.99.
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Andy's parents and Pam's mom were recast throughout the series.
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He told ABC News the recast made him feel oppressed.
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Scenes rewritten, moved and jettisoned, parts recast, rethought and deepened.
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Launching a comeback, Twitter recast itself in a harsher light.
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The Recast isn't for everybody, and it's not pretending to be.
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Here's what you need to know about the Fire TV Recast.
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The Fire TV Recast works well, but it's not for me.
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Scopes trial, recast as an allegory about McCarthyism and anti-Communist
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As a result, Under Armour recast its revenue and profit expectations.
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Regularly $279.99, you can snag the Fire TV Recast for $229.99.
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The headline was later recast with the addition of one word.
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Mr Valls is trying to recast himself as acceptable to radicals.
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We were never going to recast, or use a CG character.
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Instead Mr Trump needs to recast the range of China policy.
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You don't recast that part, and you don't have her disappear.
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All this has recast the importance of Lewis's groundbreaking early career.
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The kingdom's leaders want to recast its relations with the world.
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Eight commas in one sentence — probably about five too many. Recast.
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A spokesman said the show would be recast in New York.
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Victims of the disaster were quickly recast as looters, criminals, and
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We were never going to recast, or use a CG character.
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It feels almost as if these characters had been totally recast.
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There was no way we would, of course, ever recast it.
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Fans of the manga began a petition to recast her in 2015.
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If I could have gotten that recast, I could have flipped everything.
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Grandson Boyd, originally played by Flynn Morrison, was recast by Jet Jurgensmeyer.
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The better your reception, the more you'll enjoy the Fire TV Recast.
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Opposition leaders recast a planned Saturday protest as an open air meeting.
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Amazon says there are no monthly subscriptions for Recast, or other fees.
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After that, I recast the film and I used people I know.
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"Can't wait until they recast me with Harry Styles," he said after.
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When the EU recast itself in the 1990s, the United States was
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Congress has recast itself as a back-seat driver in American politics.
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The hand-forged egg spoon was recast as the new silver spoon.
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In that moment, I was recast as a wingman and problem solver.
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I wanted to recast green as geostrategic, capitalistic, economical, innovative and patriotic.
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The article continues: Already, meaningful electoral proceedings have been delayed or recast.
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"You don't recast that part," Abrams said in the interview with Colbert.
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The Fire TV Recast is on sale for $144.99, down from $229.99.
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It reveals plot twists that recast major figures' origins in unexpected ways.
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They recast Socrates' advice as if it focused solely on the mind.
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There have been attempts to recast baldness as a badge of superiority.
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When using the Recast with a Fire TV, the devices connect over Wi-Fi Direct: Fire TV Recast creates a hidden Soft Access Point (Soft AP) which aims to avoid congesting the network traffic on your home access point.
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We were never going to recast, or use a CG (computer-generated) character.
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She has recast many of the Condé Nast magazines in her own image.
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Within the community, the incident was recast as more drama among bad drunks.
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Ms Taylor's gamble to recast herself as true Trumpian did not pay off.
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Fans have been petitioning to have the role recast in the upcoming sequel.
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Their motivation was using the show as a platform to recast their image.
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Classical music has been recast here as a modern, global, socially conscious art.
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Fire TV Recast 500GB DVR with two TV tuners for $180 ($103 off).
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Children of Men, today, has been recast as a pinnacle of contemporary cinema.
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In July, Citigroup recast targets set in 22016 as new goals for 211.
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The classic pinstripe button-down shirt has been recast for spring/summer 2017.
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Pressed by reporters on McKinley's concerns, Pompeo has tried to recast the question.
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Lindner recast Kemmerich's election as a victory for the great middle of German
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And unlike disappointing purchases, experiences can be recast as something we wouldn't change.
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Amazon announced the Fire TV Recast, a DVR for over-the-air television.
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Those groups have shrewdly recast marijuana as a medicine rather than an intoxicant.
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He borrowed ideas from his political opponents and recast them in liberal terms.
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Played by: Struan Rodger (Season 25), Max von Sydow (Season 21) Look, if you can recast a role with a gosh-darned legend like Max von Sydow, you recast the role with a gosh-darned legend like Max von Sydow.
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What immediately struck me was how dang easy it is to use the Recast.
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Amazon began selling a new product called the Fire TV Recast earlier this month.
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That realization recast my recent struggles: Why can't I get this mundane stuff done?
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Her series of gouache & vintage wallpaper cut out decoupages recast the muses of antiquity.
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Fire TV Recast records content from network TV and has an integrated TV antennae.
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What looks like a tradeoff can often be recast as a win-win situation.
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Recast as a wronged woman, a less threatening female archetype, she seemed more likeable.
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But other than that, you'll discover four very different startups — Meet My Mamma, Recast.
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The studio plans to recast the role of Chris and reshoot scenes as needed.
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At nearly $214, the Recast might feel a bit expensive for what it is.
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Fire TV Recast (DVR) bundle with Fire TV Stick 4K and an HD antenna
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How about they recast it with younger actresses—say, Audrey Hepburn and Doris Day?
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The studio offers to release her from her contractual obligations and recast her part.
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Correction: The Recast does allow you to specify if you want only new episodes.
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As with other Amazon smart devices, the Fire TV Recast is equipped with Alexa.
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A million Chinese settlers in sub-Saharan Africa have recast economies and alliances there.
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First, it needs to recast the NAFTA talks in a non-zero sum manner.
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He said he learned last October that the role of Kermit would be recast.
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Several wooden pews were recast to build a handsome bar for alcohol-fueled banquets.
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We also learned a lot of important context that justified and recast Strzok's messages.
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To recast Melisandre, the roads may be well lit, but are full of terrors.
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But in this post-apartheid era, the play seemed to have recast itself too.
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Dr. John Ryan, a medical historian and retired surgeon, has recast the story line.
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She was able to recast the problem in a way that removed the infinities.
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Correction: This story was revised to recast the headlines to more accurately summarize Ballmer's comments.
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The "separation" from America is recast as diplomatic "diversification", while keeping close ties with America.
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The roles of Tim Allen's character's daughter and grandson will be recast, the website reports.
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And Clinton has done almost nothing to try to recast herself as a change agent.
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The Fire TV Recast now becomes a central fixture of Amazon's big plan moving forward.
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Trump, however, has made Toomey's efforts to recast himself as an empathetic moderate much harder.
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As far as browsing the Recast, everything is nicely organized on your Fire TV interface.
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In the "war on drugs", addicts who need health-care are recast as enemy combatants.
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The determinations have not led Uber to recast its relationship with drivers in the state.
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Daniel said the production delay -- he had to recast the lead -- cost more than $300k.
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The stunning results in Monday night's Iowa caucuses have recast the Republican race for president.
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Trump critics seized a half-formed narrative and recast it to suit their own messaging.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump now has a chance to recast the story of his presidency.
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Sometimes they also try to recast a common narrative of what American has been through.
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Inland, too, there are signs of investment, with old bank and newspaper buildings recast as housing.
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And so we attempt, peculiarly, to recast ourselves as observers of voter reactions we can't observe.
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Liberals would then recast the proposal in terms of specific cuts affecting children, veterans or seniors.
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Under the Trump administration, USCIS has been recast as an agency that strictly enforces immigration laws.
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"Yongzheng Dynasty", a drama from 1999, recast the unpopular Yongzheng emperor as a flinty corruption-fighter.
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Or fine, reboot and recast everyone if you must – just get us that AvX showdown, stat.
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Instead, the event was belatedly recast with a broader focus on stability in the Middle East.
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It's interesting ... Harmon had his iconic role as Forrester recast last year with actor Ingo Rademacher.
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The antenna connects to the Fire TV Recast, and can be placed anywhere in your home.
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Trump's lawyers recast this claim as the president cannot be subject to subpoena or obstruct justice.
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Sarah Chalke was then recast in the role for Season 6, which some viewers didn't love.
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In response, Republicans and other Kavanaugh supporters have recast their defense of him in broader terms.
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If you think that's far-fetched, just remember how quickly Trump recast Russia as our friend.
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The Nazis recast Little Red Riding Hood as the innocent Aryan victim of a Jewish wolf.
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But he was the first statesman to try to recast world politics according to its principles.
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But without the need for a subscription, Fire TV Recast users could save money over time.
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Even the natural world is tossed into Gorham's crucible to be vaporized and recast in silver.
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This North Indian Hindu love story is recast as a Sufi tale for an Islamic court.
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In 1976, he recast "Love" as "Vote" for a poster commissioned by the Democratic National Committee.
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Her good eye, empathy and finesse would get recast into the irreducibly complex realm of ethics.
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Mr. Burgin recast Madeleine as the drowned Ophelia in Sir John Everett Millais's Pre-Raphaelite painting.
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The series was then redeveloped and recast at Netflix with Averill and Coleite joining the team.
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The seemingly boundless rain and snow of recent months has recast California's drought situation, scientists say.
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"Balanchine recast his ballets all the time — I don't think it's anything unusual," Mr. Mack said.
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The understanding that Mochizuki had recast abc in terms of Frobenioids was a surprising and intriguing development.
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Sources involved in the production tell us John Dunsworth's character will not be recast after season 12.
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She remains quite indifferent to the feminist political rhetoric that has cleansed, packaged and recast her work.
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Both efforts seek to recast instruction in the fundamental ideas and perspectives that animate the two fields.
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The same was true of liberal policies recast in terms of conservative values like respect for authority.
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He left the EDL in 2013 and has since recast himself as a journalist and political commentator.
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The 2013 reboot of Tomb Raider recast Lara at the start of her career as an adventurer.
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Ridley's decision to recast Spacey was somewhat undermined by another major issue plaguing Hollywood: the pay gap.
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And producer J.J. Abrams recently revealed that they will not recast Yelchin in upcoming Star Trek films.
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Once that's done, the Recast will perform a scan of channels that are available in your area.
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Thankfully, the Recast is compatible with every Fire TV streaming player that the company has ever released.
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Aguirre recast a pre-Thanksgiving rally, planned to celebrate new ID cards for immigrants, as a protest.
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Creating the PBGC and PPF has recast the problem of more expensive pensions in a different form.
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You don't need a Fire TV Recast in order to voice control a TV, to be clear.
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The way it works: Movie names are recast to capture the zaniness that is the political world.
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If you also ditched your cable, the Recast can record content pulled in from an HD antenna.
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Our top picks: Save $40 on the Fire TV Recast and save $150 on the Echo Look.
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We have to recast the fundamental roles and expectations for men in every aspect of our society.
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"There have been trade philosophy books that have tried to recast pessimism as self-help," he said.
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It's fanciful, however, to imagine that he could have recast the course of Iranian and Shia history.
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They recast makeup not as a supplement for natural deficiencies, but as a form of joyful creation.
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If they pose a question to the audience and are met with silence, they deftly recast it.
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Do you think writing about your traumatic family history prepared you in some ways to recast Lear?
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Beneath that is Wild Stylism, in which the letter is denatured and recast as a futurist puzzle.
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"Maybe they can recast and find you some age appropriate men in the meantime," wrote one commenter.
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The Islamic conservatives recast the class conflict as a cultural conflict between the people and the elite.
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Republicans in the U.S. Congress have not yet laid out a plan to recast the insurance program.
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Here she wittily recast it as a song mocking a certain presidential candidate who loves the spotlight.
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For several centuries, so-called authorities have recast women saints as "goodie two shoes" that obeyed men.
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And we knew we'd never want to do a digital Leia and of course couldn't recast it.
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Should they fire Mary, eat the money already spent filming half a movie, recast and begin again?
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But Clark is recast in this miniseries as a Sisyphean hero, crushed by larger and larger boulders.
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You can take your pick from two different Recast models as part of this Prime Day deal: For $129.99, you'll get a Recast that's equipped with dual tuners, allowing it to record two shows at once, plus enough storage space for up to 75 hours of HD programming.
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That isn't just an anatomical gag; it's a familiar Trek moment, reconsidered and recast as straight-faced absurdism.
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Hollywood was intrigued, Wright would later say, with the stipulation that Bigger be recast as a white character.
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They should have recast the role of Roseanne Connor with another actress, and then he added this controversy.
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While Padalecki made a return to Stars Hollow for a brief scene, Murray was recast in the show.
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Within weeks, Mrs Clinton the super-qualified front-runner had been recast as a scandal-dogged fading star.
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China's current leader, Xi Jinping, is trying to recast the party as a champion of ancient Chinese values.
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Michigan Governor Rick Snyder used the occasion to recast the state's place in the rapidly shifting auto market.
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The Recast only works with over-the-air (OTA) channels that it pulls down via a connected antenna.
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You have to know who you're going to go for [to recast the role] and if he's available.
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Since the election of Trump for office, reformists in the art world have recast themselves as the resistance.
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But while the Fire TV Recast works as advertised, channel reception in your area can hinder your experience.
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Prime members can save $50 on the Fire TV Recast or $15 on the Fire TV Stick 4K.
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The Fire TV Recast itself is fairly sizable – it's not a slim little thing you can hide anywhere.
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Schumer's spokesman argued that attempts by the White House to recast Gorsuch's remarks undercut any claims to independence.
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The Amazon Fire TV Recast lets you watch and record over-the-air TV with no monthly fees.
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In premiere "Who Am I?" sensate Capheus (the newly recast Toby Onwumere) meets his new love interest, Zakia.
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Perhaps most crucially, the long-held narrative of the collapse of Angkor is being recast by lidar evidence.
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Recently, slickly produced videos have recast the Marcos dynasty as victims of the Aquino family, its longtime rival.
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Velikovsky was an author known mostly for his controversial "comparative mythology" books, which recast and reinterpreted ancient history.
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The Recast – even the 4-tuner version – only supports 2 outputs at the same time, he points out.
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Mischievous chipmunks Chip and Dale, for example, were recast as the heads of a pint-sized detective agency.
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The central roles have been recast, with excellent singing actors who are mostly equal to the fine originals.
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But his previous attempts to translate and recast Mr. Trump's statements have at times tipped over into parody.
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In that work she recast the violence of chattel slavery as room-sized, cartoon-like black paper tableaux.
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By focusing on women unwillingly conscripted into fighting, Cruz can recast them as helpless victims instead of heroes.
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Soon after, computer science underwent its Big Bang, so he reimagined and recast the project in seven volumes.
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It had a distinct taste of the 1950s theatre of the absurd recast in the clothing of 2020.
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The Recast lets you pause and record over-the-air broadcasts when hooked up to an HD antenna.
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In it, he recast his management theories as a formula for measuring how best to live one's life.
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The peach helped recast the state's image after the Civil War and the brutal days of Jim Crow.
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When Daenerys was recast, the scenes were cut (read more about that bonkers version of the pilot here).
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As he reconciled himself to staying in Mexico, Mr. Canseco had to recast his sense of national identity.
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Jacobs was just 29 when, in 1992, he showed his infamous grunge collection, which recast streetwear as luxury.
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He purged the party dissidents and has largely recast the Conservatives as a band of hard-line Brexiteers.
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When we tell people to get off the platform, we recast a political issue as a willpower issue.
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You know, obviously, I have been recast into some kind of Joe Biden, Andy Richter, Robin-type role.
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I should also point out that the Recast isn't the only device that can record over-the-air television.
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The temporal powers of the Schiavoni and Victorica paintings, for example, are recast in a discussion of Schiavoni's life.
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You just won't be able to watch it through a Fire TV stick or record it onto the Recast.
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They believe the disgraced investor is exploiting the public discussion around sexual harassment to recast himself as an ally.
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The challenges faced are recast as the building blocks of pure American grit, aka an asset in the world.
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Amazon's Fire TV Recast (500GB) over-the-air DVR streaming box with Fire devices is $153 for Prime members.
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Star Trek producer J.J. Abrams made a statement that Yelchin's character would not be recast in any upcoming films.
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Walt Disney World was the first to implement the recast with Anaheim, California, and Paris, France, soon following suit.
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Need I remind anyone that Harvey Weinstein once had a lead role recast because the actress wasn't "fuckable enough"?
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It's important to note that Ronell has not denied Reitman's accusations; rather, she has recast them in academic parlance.
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Actors like Kevin Spacey and Transparent's own Jeffrey Tambor have lost their jobs and had their current projects recast.
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One suggestion as you reported is to add plaques to them explaining their background ("Recast in stone", February 6th).
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Guillermo still has got four months to recast, it's the fourth lead, you can go and do this [instead].
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Emmerich recast Maika Monroe (It Follows, The Guest) and Jessie Usher (Starz's Survivor's Remorse) to play their parts instead.
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The Fire TV Recast was one of many products Amazon introduced at its over-stuffed Alexa event this September.
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He could pass for a porcelain figurine from the Vatican gift shop, recast to life-size by Jeff Koons.
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The effort to recast globalisation is part of a wider drive to revitalise the EU after the Brexit shock.
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That could prompt the Internal Revenue Service to require them to recast the transaction, making the assets suddenly taxable.
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In his post, Harbour jokes that Joyce has been recast — the dog will be taking over for Winona Ryder.
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More successful are broader exercises in which the strategy is to recast the original along baser, more ridiculous lines.
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But test audiences reacted poorly to the character, finding her too harsh, and the character was recast and softened.
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Seeing familiar fashion ads, the ones usually populated with lithe models, recast with significantly larger bodies, is pretty impactful.
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But Mr. Gelb said that he had never before had to recast all the leads in a new production.
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The more closely a restaurant is associated with one person, the harder it is to recast and move forward.
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They've created an ecstatic cult of victimization and recast the pursuit of justice as an assault on their selfhood.
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The results from Super Tuesday helped recast the Democratic primary as a two-candidate race between Biden and Sanders.
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A Times Square street scene recast in dreamlike blue with a traffic light reflected in a wet manhole cover.
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The October Revolution Station, for example, was recast to honor Amir Timur, the 14th-century Central Asian military leader.
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He appears energized by the opportunity to recast his smoked meats with shishito salsa verde and house-made hoisin.
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More recently, though, Asian-Americans have deliberately sought to reclaim and then recast some of the most timeworn tropes.
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In 103, he recast it to appeal to a wider audience and found an independent publisher in Berkeley, Calif.
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But unlike fine wines, regulations that so materially rewrite and recast plain statutory text do not improve with age.
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And yet somewhere along the way, privacy was recast as a necessity for cultivating the life of the mind.
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The first round of seizures in 22014 drew international condemnation and recast the freedom fighter Mugabe as a pariah.
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As most Democrats look ahead to 28, Clinton and her fans keep using Twitter to relive and recast 22016.
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Under Mr. Magowan, who was the team's managing general partner for nearly 16 years, the Giants' image was recast.
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N.C. Consortium for Middle East Studies to recast its program on the grounds that it featured a biased curriculum.
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Much of the anger has centered around the decision to recast the male-dominated 1984 classic with all-female leads.
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After you buy the equipment, using the Recast to record content from your antenna is just easy and free, forever.
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HOLLYWOOD SQUARED &aposLast Man Standing&apos Season 7 will have to recast two key cast members who aren&apost returning.
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The Fire TV recast adds a "DVR" menu to Fire TV. Pre-orders start today and it starts at $229.
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This is not the first time that a Cuban artist engaging in performance has been recast as a public disturbance.
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Earlier this month she recast herself as a champion of globalisation, but pledged a "new approach" to managing its forces.
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GoFundMe has recast CrowdRise as a more nimble version of what it already was, but also a more professional version.
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While Skrein's character has yet to be recast, David Harbour, Ian McShane, and Milla Jovovich are still set to star.
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The Fed's first stress tests predated, by a year, the Dodd-Frank act of 2010, which recast American financial regulation.
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Finally, you can also save $50 on Fire TV Stick 4K with Fire TV Recast (DVR) and an HD Antenna.
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Amazon also sells the 21191.88GB Recast, a Fire TV Stick 59.88K, and an antenna as a package deal for $212019.
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" Gabrielle said that for many who heard the whispers, Emma's story had been recast as a tale of "sour grapes.
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Microsoft actually led the charge nearly two years ago when it recast its own Microsoft Research as Microsoft AI+Research.
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The rapper who once made "Toot It and Boot It" has found himself recast as the unlikely voice of resistance.
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Everyone's answer will be different, but I can tell you that the Fire TV Recast does exactly what it promises.
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And they recast women's pleasure as subsidiary to power and domination — a problem that plagues male-centric stories as well.
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Lenkov also said that Park and Kim are irreplaceable, so fans can breathe easy knowing that they won't be recast.
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Fans of the show should enjoy Foy's performance while it lasts because the role will be recast after season 2.
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"The Indian Girl," recast in the overlapping shape of an offline and internet curiosity, has become something of a meme.
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As Amazon explained, the Recast allows you to separate out where the actual recording happens and where the viewing happens.
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We can also see that Trump is, in fact, trying to recast US policy in some areas beneficial to Putin.
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Earlier this week, Ford unveiled two redesigned models: the significantly revamped Focus compact car and the more modestly recast Escort.
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With his first anniversary in office approaching, Mr. Trudeau has been subtly trying to recast both himself and his party.
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As my colleague Raymond Wong has noted thoroughly, a number of key functions, for instance, have been demoted or recast.
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Modern authenticism began as a reaction to the Enlightenment program to recast language to conform to the notion of Reason.
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He added a red rose to the party's clenched-fist logo, in a bid to recast it as less militant.
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The fight to preserve slavery was recast as a war fought by noble men who were just a little misguided.
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As much as he documented his surroundings, Morrisroe also recast these recordings as stylized visions evocative of his cultural moment.
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The production features Narcissus as a rebellious outsider from the South, while Echo, the nymph, is recast as a socialite.
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And she even appeared to recast her famous 1990s-era claim of a vast right-wing conspiracy working against Democrats.
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It was Warren, in her 22012 book The Two-Income Trap, who recast the state of the American middle class.
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In recent days, the president and his aides have tried to recast his original assertion to make it more defensible.
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Just 2628 percent of Trump voters say they would pick another candidate if they had to recast their 28503 ballot.
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That followed a move back in April to recast Twitter as a "news" app instead of a "social networking" app.
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But the league's equivalent of Luke Skywalker was also recast as Darth Vader, villain 1A on a team of supervillains.
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A "How I Met Your Mother" episode from January 2014 recast three of its actors, all white, to be Asian.
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But over time, the growing popularity of these places often led Congress to recast them as full-fledged national parks.
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And Fake ID is a desk at which we're invited to open up our wallets and have our identities recast.
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But watching his father work took him "out of this patriarchal father figure role" and recast him as a teacher.
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FYI -- They recast Rampage's role ... and you're never gonna guess which rapper brought the boom boom pow in his place.
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It was an instant smash (you should read it!) Given its resonance and charged material, it makes sense that Fox to recast Lawley under the circumstances – and recent events like Ridley Scott's decision to completely recast Kevin Spacey in a completed film provide Hollywood with precedent for making stars face the consequences of their actions.
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It includes an all-American varsity jacket embroidered with phoenixes and dragons ($450) and a classic cheongsam recast in denim ($295).
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)So perhaps the biggest question about the Recast is simply whether or not you want it.
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All of which means that it was perfectly positioned to make lemonade out of the lemons of having to recast Greg.
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Let me just step back real quick and explain what you need to get the Fire TV Recast up and running.
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I love "Saturday Night Live" and football, which I might not have been able to record as easily without the Recast.
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But now they'll retool it — like, Anders Holm, who plays Bow's dad, is being recast — and it will air next season.
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Every couple of seasons, The Doctor regenerates, taking on a new form, which has allowed the show to recast its lead.
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In the terms of Old Testament prophets and insurance underwriters, it recast an act of man as an act of God.
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"We've been lucky that Microsoft spotted us from the very beginning of Recast," co-founder and CEO Patrick Joubert told me.
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According to the producers of the show, they had planned to recast the lead roles after season 2 since the beginning.
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I've been satisfied with the stream quality of the Recast both on the Fire TV and when viewing from my iPhone.
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Once you set the Recast up, live TV is something that the Fire TV just gets and knows when to use.
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Anyway, my problem with these reboots and trying to recast them and make gender points, tell new stories for this generation.
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We've cast lesbian actresses, and recast historically white characters to be played by Asian British actors and black actors as well.
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However, showrunner Peter Morgan always planned to recast about every two seasons, to keep up with the characters as they aged.
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Not only was Daario a pretty high-profile character when he was recast, the two Daarios look and act nothing alike.
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Even better, the Fire TV Recast is on sale — save up to $50 depending on the amount of storage you want.
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Jeremy better enjoy the cash while he can -- producers have recast his character in the past ... so it could happen again.
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In its current incarnation, Snapchat is basically a television advertising business recast for a younger generation that lives on its phones.
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On Day One, a guy in a key part had to appear at his own murder trial; the role was recast.
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The traditional aphorism should probably be recast as when China sneezes or when emerging markets sneeze, the world catches a cold.
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John Barth, awarded for " Chimera "—a trilogy of novellas that zanily recast ancient narratives—was the leading exponent of postmodern fiction.
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In Washington, D.C., real estate firms have recast the Shaw neighborhood around historically black Howard University as North End of Shaw.
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This booming FM dispatch recast Amobi's poetic recitations and bombed-out soundscapes not as reporting but as an antique radio play.
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That's left Europe's anti-immigrant, nativist right scrambling to regroup — and to recast itself as a champion for Europe's secular values.
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Dodd recast financial oversight to ensure that no one agency would be able to act alone without others monitoring or checking.
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Thankfully, Amazon's hooking it up by taking $50 off the Fire TV Recast, so you'll never have to miss a thing.
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On the halfway line — recast now as a slender divide between hope and despair — England Manager Gareth Southgate stood and watched.
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Armed with introductions to prominent abolitionists, she moved to Boston and began to recast her story, erasing the harrowing Oberlin chapter.
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He argues that this is why the government now needs to recast so many institutions of Poland's democracy, including its courts.
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It became known for its in-depth features, which often recast a company's rise or fall as a lively case study.
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But importantly, Wu said, the Asian communities saw this political shift and took advantage of the moment to recast their image.
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Anyway, I might recast your question slightly to ask not what old ladies dress like, but rather what maturity looks like.
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" Worst of all, the tech world has managed to recast this workaholism for someone else's profit as something desirable: "hustle culture.
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Depending on who wins, France could seek to leave the European Union and recast security alliances with a tilt toward Russia.
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Indeed, this was the era in which racism was recast as a psychological affliction rather than a product of political economy.
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Unable to admit the obvious, or hold the center, party leaders are hurriedly seeking to recast their field to the center.
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During its two decades in government, Arena recast itself as a business-friendly party, although it has never disowned its founder.
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Doug Falconer -- CEO of Falconer Productions, which is producing 'Superstition' -- confirms with TMZ ... there have been no talks to recast Logan.
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The overly politicized Islamists not only kept the traditional view that religion and state are inseparable, they even recast religion as state.
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The revelation that Hawk is, or was, a Trump supporter had fans demanding that Hawk be recast or written off the show.
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With the rise of Hindu nationalism, the religious component has been magnified and the threat recast as one to India's national security.
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He was originally cast as Andrew on Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists but was unfortunately recast before the show was picked up.
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And what does that mean for our tendency to recast the past to hold our present selves in the best possible light?
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The age of revolutions in the late 18th century recast civil war as part of a visionary programme of change and emancipation.
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The white dad, played by Josh Lawson in the trailer, has already been recast here: Max Greenfield will now play the role.
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Earlier this month, Facebook undertook an effort to recast the debate around the regulation of big tech companies on its own terms.
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His thought experiment is easiest to understand when recast as an island parable (along lines suggested by Laurence Kotlikoff of Boston University).
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The show's creator, Peter Morgan, decided to recast the roles rather than attempt to make the current actors look older with makeup.
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Trump has called NAFTA a "disaster" and vowed to scrap or recast it in the hope of bringing jobs back to America.
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The FCC in December handed internet providers sweeping powers to recast how Americans use the internet, as long as they disclose changes.
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Embodying the Spurs' unsteady state has been Tim Duncan, the longtime franchise cornerstone, who has suddenly been recast as a feeble figure.
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After almost 26 years, I thought going back to "Bonfire" would help recast it as a timely (or timeless) race farce. Nope.
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Macedonia's main government complex, recently recast as a copy-and-paste White House, complete with square portico and tympanum, begged for recognition.
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He regularly draws in his 2.6 million followers with heartwarming images, then pairs them with captions that recast them as cautionary tales.
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"Ending welfare as we know it" would recast the needy as workers, he said, and build support for a new safety net.
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The FCC handed sweeping powers to internet providers to recast how Americans use the internet — as long as they disclose any changes.
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But the water has replenished reservoirs and rivers, and recast hills in an emerald green not seen over five years of drought.
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And the Recast offers the ability to stream to other connected devices both in and outside the home without additional monthly fees.
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It's not the first time pregnancy has forced a role to be recast or convinced an actress to turn down a role.
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The United States is not trying to recast an unbalanced relationship as the Trump administration is doing in its negotiations with China.
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When one of the men dies, his widow and friends face long-buried truths that recast the past and their future prospects.
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Is the holiday a benign celebration of national pride or a tone-deaf party that should be recast or moved from Jan.
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Also in '75, Spero began making printing plates of her drawings and found images so that she can recycle and recast them.
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Unlike Mandela in South Africa, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi has not tried to recast Burmese history to heal her fractured society.
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" Walcott approaches Trinidad in a plane recast as a pond's gliding insect: "The jet like a silverfish bores through volumes of cloud.
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Much of what FEMA has been doing to recast its flood insurance program in recent years follows recommendations from the insurance industry.
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So it is with Clinton's tenacious fans, who are desperate to hear subjective narratives sold as objective truths, opinions recast as facts.
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George W. Bush was president and he attempted to recast the GOP as a party open to immigrants, especially Hispanics from Mexico.
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He wrote that he's experienced "every possible emotion since October 2016" when The Muppets Studio's executives said they were going to recast.
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They recast the issue in terms of human rights and women's health, bringing legal and medical experts to testify in the assembly.
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As of Tuesday, the actor Ross Butler was "unavailable" for Season 2 of Riverdale and will be recast as Archie's nemesis Reggie.
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The 2017 FCC decision handed internet providers sweeping powers to recast how Americans use the internet, as long as they disclose changes.
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He has been careful to recast every potential scandal and policy struggle as a battle against the Democrats and other outside groups.
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Trump's tweets came as he sought to recast the narrative surrounding Wednesday afternoon's meeting with Democrats and Republicans at the White House.
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Many there fear it will dramatically recast the religious and ethnic makeup of the northeastern states -- home to 200 distinct indigenous groups.
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The FCC in December handed ISPs sweeping new powers to recast how Americans use the internet, as long as they disclose changes.
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The agency gave providers sweeping power to recast how users access the internet but said they must disclose changes in internet access.
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For all these reasons, the strong economy seems more likely to reinforce than to recast the patterns of reaction to Trump's tumultuous presidency.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)The downsides to the Recast are both varied and convoluted, although I can't say there's an obvious dealbreaker.
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Though it only needs to be plugged in to power and an antenna, so you can easily stash the Recast out of sight.
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Gallant images of cowboys, outlaws, and ranch hands are recast as collage cuts-out that merge their figurative subjects with harsh desert landscapes.
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The agency gave providers sweeping power to recast how users access the internet but said they must disclose changes in users' internet access.
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But the order follows efforts to recast advisory committees at the EPA to include more industry voices and has triggered objections from scientists.
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Amazon's Fire TV Recast, its Alexa-enabled take on the Slingbox, is currently discounted from its regular price of $230 down to $130.
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According to the price tracker CamelCamelCamel, the cheapest the Fire TV Recast has been previously was $180, and that was back in November.
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Related: Don't Touch the Beehive Sculpture at MoMA Artist Uses Bees to Build Honeycomb Sculptures Gasoline Paintings and Honeycomb Skulls Recast Ancient Traditions
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Superman may not be the only DC hero that's getting recast: Ben Affleck is said to be on his way out as well.
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And when it comes to Midler's original character of lead witch Winifred Sanderson, the actress said it'll be tough to recast the role.
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"PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE I'm begging you at this point, do not recast Lisa rinna on #rhobh watching her is actual torture," tweeted another.
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As we reported, it's more than likely that his role will be recast and reshot in the wake of his child porn arrest.
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Goranson returns as Becky Conner, though she was recast in the original series with Sarah Chalke after the character went off to college.
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The FCC handed sweeping new powers to internet providers to recast how Americans use the internet — as long as they disclose any changes.
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Though pricier than Dish's products, the nice thing about Recast is that you won't necessarily have to purchase a separate USB hard drive.
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You can also pay a little more for the 4K HD version, or try another Fire TV product like the Fire TV Recast.
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Amazon's Fire TV family, which includes the Fire TV Recast and the Fire TV Stick, has become popular over the past few years.
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But he insists that, were he to recast it as Russia's holy right to be reunited with Crimea, he would command wide agreement.
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The recast comes just one day after Sony and TriStar decided to pull the film from the AFI Festival's prestigious closing night spot.
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Mr. Obama recast himself in the role of elder statesman, complete with silver tie, to match the hair that has silvered in office.
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That ability to recast yourself over and over, and find something you love and pursue it, is something I've always tried to do.
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As president, Mr. Peres was recast as an optimistic father figure, an elder statesman who represented a country devoted to peace and justice.
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Soon, more poems arrived and together, mother and daughter translated and recast each one so that it made sense as poetry in English.
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"I thought we were singing about things that had never been done before," said Chip Zien, an "In Trousers" veteran recast as Mendel.
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But what happens if, clearing our minds and looking afresh, we recast the leading men she pictured, notably Marcel Duchamp, in supporting roles?
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Here was often excellent television that wanted to recast gay life in a 1969st-century light, in one of the world's gayest cities.
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I think it's bad for the world if Murray's take on this gets recast here as political bravery, or impartial, or non-controversial.
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He's also given Met Gala photos some animated oomph, like Gigi Hadid moonlighting as Sleeping Beauty or Kimye recast as Jasmine and Aladdin.
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But a party that is recast into the image of Mr. Trump is something many of us would want nothing to do with.
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In his victory speech, Mr. Kenyatta boasted of his August victory and recast the Supreme Court's nullification as an endorsement of his win.
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A stretch of the upscale Rosebank suburb has recently been recast as the Keyes Art Mile, lined with boutiques, galleries and cafes aplenty.
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Here it was recast for a small ensemble and a black, billowing cloud of a choir, an ominous drone with tinges of Romanticism.
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Amazon Fire TV Recast 2-Tuner 500GB DVR for $145 ($85 off): Cord-cutting has outlasted the predictions of being just a trend.
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Why it matters: The president's remarks suggest he may be seeking to distance himself from responsibility or recast the pretext for the call.
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If this verdict officially renders Weinstein a predator toward women, it can also be used to recast Vance as women's protector and defender.
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It is an anemic restatement of common themes, now recast to reclaim a constituency whose defection supposedly cost the party the last election.
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Companies that are meant to be constrained by privacy law are able to "recast and reframe it to benefit themselves," Waldman tells Axios.
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You put the Recast wherever the antenna signal in your house is strongest; it doesn't have to go near your TV. (Amazon's Fire TV app will help you find the ideal position.) The Recast pulls in all of the channels available in your area, so most folks will get ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, PBS, and a dozen or more other random channels.
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So beware the hard and self-serving sell in which Facebook's 22014-year founder seeks yet again to recast privacy as an unaffordable luxury.
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The problem is that the real source of his power is his courtroom, and suddenly the dry procedure of the early cases is recast.
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"If Ridley Scott can reshoot an entire movie in two weeks, you can recast Johnny Depp," Harry Potter fan Cate Young told BuzzFeed News.
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What's especially nice about the Fire TV Recast is that it's one flat fee for the device with no added subscriptions or monthly charges.
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Visual omniscence gives way to nauseated obscurity, pleasure becomes pain, and that relentless four-on-the-floor is recast as the bark of Cerberus.
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You can get the Fire TV Recast for $179.99 ($100 off) if you're a Prime member or the Amazon Echo for $69.99 ($30 off).
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If there were to be a remake of Titanic and you had to recast the roles of Rose and Jack, who would you choose?
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Michelle Williams is praising director Ridley Scott's decision to recast her former costar Kevin Spacey in the upcoming All the Money in the World.
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We would be here a whole nother hour to go deep into it so I'm not going to ask you to recast that discussion.
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They sold the pilot off of a pitch tape of scenes from the Showtime version, but they were gonna completely redo it, rewrite, recast.
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Often, the classical statues we see in museums have been recast or altered at some point in the hundreds of years since their creation.
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The company's ambitions with the $230 Fire TV Recast are focused on live-recording TV and beaming that video to other devices you have.
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Trump has called NAFTA a "disaster" and vowed to scrap or recast it in the hope of bringing jobs back to the United States.
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Amazon's Fire TV companion DVR, the Fire TV Recast, is available today to the public, after previously having been only offered for pre-order.
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She appeared at opposition rallies, spoke out against the Kremlin on social media, and recast herself as a news anchor for the Rain broadcaster.
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So when Keshia is revealed to have the recast power at the nomination ceremony, she takes over as HOH and nominates James and Chuck.
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Its fate was all but cemented when Marvel recast titular actor Ray Stevenson in the Thor films before the Punisher's official reboot in Daredevil.
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But Stone has sought to recast that statement in recent weeks, now claiming that he believes Mueller would charge him with a process crime.
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Ms. Parody remained admirably stoic throughout the bruising week as she sought to set the record straight and recast the debate on constructive terms.
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Another recent ad recast the owner in a scene from Venom, and they've also turned him into the bandana-wearing dance meme Ricardo Milos.
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He would nearly double that support today if likely GOP voters could go back in time and recast their ballots, according to Monday's poll.
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Planet 13's long-term goal is to permanently recast the pot industry into something normal, rather than the trade of miscreants and burnouts.
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In previous interviews, Simone's daughter expressed a desire for the role to be recast with someone who looks more similar to her mother. 2.
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The problem is in the last episode, where a previously sympathetic Muslim character named Nadia suddenly gets recast as having been evil all along.
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Hence the need for the "intrapreneur" — a word coined in 1978 but freshly relevant in large companies as they recast themselves as tech firms.
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But he gave a true glimpse of how desperately he needs to feel special and how shamelessly he'll recast history to make that happen.
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It was a classic Obama construction — to recast a failure by couching it in a broader arc, with a win just around the bend.
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At times, it became abundantly clear that he was trying, at least to some extent, to recast himself from pugnacious lawyer to palatable politician.
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Shamans in training will go door to door begging for unwanted metal — old spoons and other jetsam — which they melt and recast into rattles.
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He nonetheless asked the panel of judges to recast the resignations as a firing — and hand them tens of thousands of euros in indemnities.
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He was a leading member of the generation that sought to recast abstraction in cooler, more analytic terms after the turmoil of Abstract Expressionism.
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And in adding backup vocals using slang she and her sister had heard among women, she recast the song from a specifically female perspective.
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"If Ridley Scott can reshoot an entire movie in two weeks, you can recast Johnny Depp," Harry Potter fan Cate Young said at the time.
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If he likes watching TV, enhance his TV experience with a Fire TV Stick for $29.99, or get him the Fire TV Recast for $189.99.
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The comments recast the spotlight on the evidence of potential obstruction of justice contained in Mueller's report and reignited calls for Trump to be impeached.
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If he were to retire, Trump would have a historic opportunity to recast the court in a more conservative posture, possibly for decades to come.
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At a recycling smelter, the lacquer is burned and the molten aluminum is recast into new blocks that can be used to make new cans.
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And finally, you need the Recast itself, which is just a plain black box with storage for saving TV shows you want to watch later.
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Thanks to the endless possibilities of fiction, Todd recast Harry Styles and the rest of his One Direction bandmates as students at Washington State University.
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That includes a Fire TV Stick that starts at $40, the Fire TV Recast which starts at $229 and an HD Antenna for about $25.
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And clearly he wanted to also use that speech to recast their marriage as a great love story rather than a tale of political opportunism.
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In a bid to salvage the project, filmmakers frantically recast the role, gathered the cast and crew once again, and spent millions reshooting his scenes.
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The Fire TV Recast works as a complement to other Fire TV devices and requires an HD antenna for access to live TV for recording.
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In the new film, the wolf pack has been recast as a strong, stable family unit that Mowgli must leave behind, much to his sorrow.
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Sega recast one of the characters in 2009's Yakuza 4 after he was caught with cocaine, completely replacing him in a subsequent re-release.
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It was as genre-defining as Cindy Sherman's photographs, produced between 284 and 21984, which recast the artist as a series of B-movie clichés.
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Thomas claimed a paparazzi agency approached him about taking staged photos and he believed it would help recast his image in a more positive light.
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The biggest restriction you'll run into when using the Recast is concurrent streams: Amazon only allows two devices to stream from it at a time.
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The show will also be recast, and the director of the Hulu pilot, It's Andy Muschietti, won't return — a new director hasn't been announced yet.
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It's hard to see what the point of this statement is, other than to half-heartedly recast the controversy as a debate about media bias.
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Pinera said Bachelet had confirmed she plans to present parliament with a bill to recast Chile's dictatorship-era constitution before her term ends in March.
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The hat was obviously meant to coincide with Trump's attempt to recast himself as a statesman who could improve America's relationship with its southern neighbor.
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Trump has vowed to scuttle NAFTA if he cannot recast it to benefit U.S. interests, raising the risk of a major economic shock for Mexico.
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Race is the unifying idea Trump has used to recast not only his party's place within the country but his country's place in the world.
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The Fire TV Recast starts at $229.99 for two tuners and a 500GB DVR, and will also be available for $279.99 for a 1TB DVR.
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Last fall, Lance recast ConocoPhillips as an energy company able to offer steady shareholder returns on flat production spending of about $5 billion a year.
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Alternatively, get the Fire TV Recast (enjoying a $100 discount this Prime Day) to watch and record live TV without the commitment of another subscription.
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Fans in line said their enthusiasm has not waned even though the revolutionary musical biography of Alexander Hamilton will be recast for its Chicago run.
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Jane Austen hasn't written a new book in 200 years, but that hasn't stopped anyone from trying to resurrect, recast and reimagine her old ones.
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IBM says it made the reporting change to more accurately reflect its recast collection of businesses, like Watson, which is part of its cognitive unit.
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For George W. Bush, who lacked gravitas and a deep résumé when he sought the presidency, it was a way to recast inexperience as humility.
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Conze has sought to recast ProSieben as a digital media and commerce powerhouse capable of withstanding the viewing revolution wrought by streaming services like Netflix.
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The role of Daenerys Targaryen was also recast, and the now famous Emilia Clarke stepped in for "Pride & Prejudice" and "The Tudors" actress Tamzin Merchant.
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Modern Love Stung by divorce, a high-earning professional tries to recast herself in the dating world as a woman in need of male protection.
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Narendra Modi, who became prime minister in 2014, has sought to recast his country as "digital India," and his government has heavily promoted cashless transactions.
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It's the annual voyages issue recast as an audio journey through soundscapes in cities and in outlandishly remote locations worldwide, with interviews to add context.
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Others have devised strategies to work around it, like the Christian participants who recast sun salutations as "son" salutations, in a nod to Jesus Christ.
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It does indeed recast bohemia in a convincingly up-to-date guise—in Brooklyn, of course, where thousands of the art world's threadbare strivers reside.
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She recast herself as a Yankees-loving New Yorker in the city and a Chicago-born daughter of the Great Lakes when she campaigned upstate.
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When Mr. Trump veered away from orthodoxy during the transition, some of his advisers quickly tried to recast his comments with a more conservative veneer.
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Fan fiction gives women and other marginalised groups the chance to subvert that perspective, to fracture a story and recast it in her own way.
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The strongest opposition party in the new parliament is the formerly far-right Jobbik, which has recast its image as a more moderate nationalist force.
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Recommended antennas: Mohu Leaf Metro Indoor HDTV Antenna Best Buy Mohu Arc Indoor Curved HDTV Antenna Best BuyMohu ReLeaf HDTV Antenna Amazon (made from recycled materials)AmazonBasics Ultra-thin HDTV Antenna Amazon Fire TV Recast | $21107.88 (2112.99GB, two tuners) $21155.88 (2115.99TB, four tuners) Amazon's Fire TV Recast is a network-connected hard drive in a black box that you hook up to an antenna.
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The actress will join The CW's Riverdale, a show that will recast the popular Archie comics as a teen murder drama in which everyone has secrets.
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This system is solid you get it set up with the tuner and an external hard drive, but the experience isn't as simple as the Recast.
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When you recast failure as simply part of your personal evolution, you will recognize how integral setbacks are to making yourself the best you can be.
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Director Ridley Scott, along with production company Imperative Entertainment, made the shocking and unprecedented decision to recast Spacey's role with six weeks until the film's release.
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The strongest opposition party in the new parliament is the formerly far-right Jobbik, which has recast its image to be a more moderate nationalist force.
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A new theory changes conventional thinking about a routine surgery gone wrong: Dr. John Ryan, a medical historian and retired surgeon, has recast the story line.
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Humala recast himself as a more moderate leftist like Lula to win the 2011 election, following an unsuccessful 2006 presidential bid as an ally of Chavez.
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But the day of the announcement, Bowie died at age 69 and the concert was quickly recast as a celebration of a musical life cut short.
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Last week, Raniere's attorney appeared on NBC's Dateline where he recast the accusations against Nxivm, DOS and its members as lies and the stuff of fantasy.
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After the assault claims surfaced, he stopped filming on the BBC series White Gold and was recast in the upcoming Agatha Christie adaptation Ordeal by Innocence.
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Tweeting hate isn't going to get anyone anywhere so I thought that the most polite, peaceful way to ask for a recast would be a petition.
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After Spacey was accused of sexual misconduct and harassment, director Ridley Scott decided to recast Christopher Plummer in his role, and reshoot all of Spacey's scenes.
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Their bodies were recast, their clappers remodelled or their frames rebuilt by men working in the once-industrial, then desolate, now gentrified East End of London.
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Not only had the role been recast — blame 13 Reasons Why season 2 for Internet bae Ross Butler's exit — but the fictional athlete seemed completely different.
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A notorious lone wolf loathed by his Senate colleagues, Cruz will now get to recast his overweening self-absorption and ambition as conscience and high principle.
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He said he was told the role would be recast back in October but had hoped the sides could work things out, but to no avail.
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The always very anti-Trump news media has now successfully begun to filter all of Trump's statements and immediately recast them as foolish or even suicidal.
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This is the second time in recent months that a production has had to recast and reshoot after the original actor was accused of sexual assault.
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" Trump's campaign also sought in the talking points to recast Clinton's performance by saying the Democratic nominee sounded "rehearsed, memorized and scripted -- not authentic or genuine.
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You can save $40 on the Fire TV Recast DVR (500GB), while you can save $50 on the 1TB version and record up to 150 hours.
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Each season follows roughly a decade in the life of the Queen, and producers planned from the outset to recast their lead roles after season 2.
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The Fire TV Recast is a DVR that lets you watch and record live, over-the-air TV from an HD antenna with zero monthly fees.
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In New York, tickets went on sale Monday for a star-studded tribute to Mr. Bowie at Carnegie Hall that was recast as a memorial concert.
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ARROYO: There&aposs a lot of blowback because they now want to recast Buffy as a black actress, have a black actress play the lead role.
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But in terms of being a usable, real-world solution, the Fire TV Recast is ultimately hit-or-miss, simply because it depends on an antenna.
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Multiple people can stream from a Recast at the same time, but streaming to multiple iOS devices is rolling out shortly after launch, Amazon also noted.
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We got Bill at LAX and he told us the show should absolutely recast Travis Turner, the white actor voicing a black kid on the show.
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Kennedy didn't elaborate on how filmmakers plan to move ahead on the next installment sans Princess Leia, but it seems highly unlikely that she'll be recast.
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Four years in the White House and a post-presidential effort to be as useful as possible recast Carter as some sort of Democratic grandfather figure.
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The jihadists' "barbaric attack on a church", as the prime minister, Manuel Valls, put it, recast France's conflict with terror as a primitive war of religion.
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Of all the distinct regional sounds and scenes made obsolete by the Internet, perhaps none have been recast quite as dramatically as New York hip-hop.
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They shared cigars with grizzly bears, recast themselves as Rambo-like war heroes and constructed still lifes out of Rolex watches and bottles of Moët & Chandon.
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Elections felt — unlike the vote this past weekend — full of consequence, a genuine chance to recast political power rather than an exercise in slightly recalibrating it.
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Brown's storyline eventually took her from random background Gryffindor to Ron Weasley's love interest, at which point the role was recast with white actress Jessie Cave.
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Amazon's Fire TV Recast works with an HD antenna and Fire TV device to bring her live shows and events without the commitment of monthly fees.
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Most of the original music is there, but it's been recast, minus David Gilmour's guitar solos that seem to come as gut punches from on high.
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After the Yankees-Orioles game on May 31 was postponed, it was recast as part of a doubleheader Monday in Baltimore starting at 4:05 p.m.
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Mr. Lee, who declined to say how he would vote on the resolution, recast the issue as the Senate reasserting its constitutional prerogatives — in the future.
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Each year, their call for Australia Day to be moved to another date, or for the day to be recast as one of mourning, grows louder.
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The Michigan results recast the storyline of the 2016 election in a fresh light and undercut a central rationale of Sanders's second bid for the nomination.
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Today, the condition has been recast in the medical literature as a darker, more permanent figure, a monster in the basement poised to overtake the psyche.
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In Chicago, a former street gang called the Young Lords had recast itself in the mold of the Panthers, with tactics both militant and community-based.
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A key part of the act is acknowledging that you are doing it while trying to recast the effort as something larger, more sophisticated, highly planned.
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For the Google residency, the company teamed up with Tyler Henry, who, with a Kinect camera, used optical flow, which tracks movement, to recast the solo.
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It will also work with the new Echo Recast, a DVR device for recording live TV and watching it on the Show and Fire TV products.
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These prints depict episodes from classical literature, or Buddhist and Confucian traditions, but flip the genders of the main characters, or recast the men as wakashu.
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They plan to stay for six months; if the production, which cost $4 million to capitalize, is a hit, they expect it will be recast locally.
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He also sought psychological intensity and expression in his people, who were more like actors than models that he recast in several paintings in various roles.
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The political beauty of "ideology of gender" is that it has given clergymen a way to recast their religious stand in secular terms: as parents' rights.
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Spencer had joined the show in a recast of Bridget Regan, while Kim Raver reprised her role as Teddy Altman, who left the hospital in season 8.
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In Trumpwave, he is recast as the modern-day inheritor of the mythologized 80s, a decade that is taken to stand for racial purity and unleashed capitalism.
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Larry Flynt, a prestige-y picture that sanded over the man's roughest edges and recast the pornographer (played by Woody Harrelson) as a renegade free-speech icon.
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By late 217, which saw massacres at Marjory Stoneman Douglas and Santa Fe high schools, the pistol emoji had, with a few exceptions, been almost completely recast.
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Unlike Jackman's Wolverine, the character was recast for 2011's period piece X-Men First Class and X-Men: Apocalypse, in which James McAvoy played the part.
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Using algorithms that recast problems in quantum-amenable forms, such computers will be able to chomp their way through calculations that would take today's best supercomputers millennia.
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Maybe George R.R. Martin's Song of Ice and Fire series could be recast in different hues, with Melisandre's tale a fiery red and Daenerys' a dragon green.
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The show had to recast the role, of a football player and frequent foil to Archie, due to Butler's commitments on the Netflix show 13 Reasons Why.
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The device allows you to record two or four shows at a time, depending on which version of the Recast you choose, them stream to multiple devices.
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When you set up a Fire TV Recast, your Fire TV software will automatically recognize it's attached to your network and update its own user interface accordingly.
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He has since been dropped from the Netflix Inc series "House of Cards" and his scenes from upcoming movie "All the Money in the World" were recast.
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Republicans have recast the health bill to let states escape a requirement under Obama's 2010 law that insurers charge healthy and seriously ill customers the same rates.
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It touches on the nature of online radicalization, the way young white kids can recast themselves as a persecuted class, and how that process can be stopped.
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The president's eldest son is using a newfound platform as an author to recast the story of the 2016 election — and every political battle that came after.
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While Google was singularly focused on search, Yahoo recast itself as a content company under its second chief executive, Terry Semel, who succeeded Mr. Koogle in 153.
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She was reportedly cast in the shows (which she has not identified); but once the show got picked up, she was fired and her character was recast.
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If Kennedy were to retire, Trump, a Republican, would have a historic opportunity to recast the court in a more conservative posture, possibly for decades to come.
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Plus, there are cheekily tweaked ad campaigns, like Olivier Rousteing's #BalmainArmy recast as a troupe of familiar animated faces (in lieu of a gaggle of OG supermodels).
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Gift the Fire TV Recast DVR, $229.99So you've convinced her to cut the cord, but she might still miss watching her favorite daytime shows as they happen.
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DURHAM, N.C. — Daniel Clark sat in a dugout, his head in his hands, recalling the lowest moments in his effort to recast his identity as a pitcher.
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When Dev reports to set the next day, he finds that his role has been recast with a woman, a new "direction" inspired by Dev's woke observations.
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Through the spectrum of Wojnarowicz's installations, where objects such as skulls and wasps and snakes are wrapped in schoolhouse world maps, this title was recast to me.
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In the final two episodes, all but one of the boys is recast with an older actor, to mark how much they and the world have changed.
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In 2015, the Booker Prize Foundation recast its international prize, which was previously open to novelists writing in English, as an award dedicated to fiction in translation.
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Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida is one of a growing number of Republicans who have joined Democrats in trying to formally recast the government's stance on marijuana.
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And while Uber has worked to recast itself as a friendly partner to local governments, many may remain wary because of the past frictions with municipal regulators.
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This is feeding an L.G.B.T.Q. Christian movement — from the Reformation Project, to recast church teaching, to the Brave Commons, activists on Midwestern campuses — pursuing visibility and inclusion.
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His String Quartet No. 19593 (1973) is a set of variations on "Amazing Grace," recast in his tuning system, which gives the melody an antique, rustic sound.
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The trend, which threatens to recast the conception of the presidency shared by America's founders, shone through the first witness testimony released from the impeachment inquiry Monday.
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"Have not gotten those ads, and they would be totally unacceptable," added another forum member, "MikeGuy," noting that he might give the Amazon Recast DVR a look.
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In the age of President Trump — comparisons to whom Mr. Berlusconi cannot stand — the Italian mogul has successfully recast himself as grandfather, or nonno, to the nation.
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And it transformed downtown neighborhoods, including the Lower East Side, the meatpacking district and especially Lower Manhattan, which was radically recast as a residential and cultural destination.
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The most recent entry, Terminator: Genisys, tried to reboot the franchise with an alt-timeline take that recast Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke in the Connor role.
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Framed photos on the walls show Toan's infinity mirror, in which real living rooms are cut and pasted into virtual ones, and recast into a physical space again.
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The Fire TV Recast is an Alexa-enabled DVR that can record two shows at once and lets you stream live on your phone to avoid Twitter spoilers.
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I said "Alexa, record 'Jeopardy'" into the Fire TV remote, and it knew to record the show right from the broadcast antenna and save it to the Recast.
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When the subject survives, it is often recast narrowly, says Bryony Hoskins of Roehampton University, as a way to counter radicalisation or promote national values to recent immigrants.
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Some British ministers appear to believe that the entire relationship can be recast, rather than merely the divorce settlement finalised, in the two-year period Article 50 allows.
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Another example is Uber, a ride-hailing company, which is hoping to recast its reputation for secrecy and rugged competitiveness by designing an entirely see-through head office.
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The moment that was to recast the evening in a warm glow and to serve as its climax was the debut of Melania Trump on a national stage.
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At this point, the father of three — remember little Holly (the freshly-recast Anniston Price) always — seems willfully ignorant instead of haplessly in the dark about family matters.
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This is the second time Liam has been recast, but swapping out twin actors Brandon and Brendan Sims with Christian Isaiah was kind of shocking to the system.
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Order either Recast model and you'll receive $45 in credits for Sling TV, a streaming service featuring live shows on MTV, ESPN, CNN, and other popular cable channels.
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In his new Instagram video, Apa revealed that he's training Charles Melton, who was recast as Reggie when Ross Butler became unavailable to do the show's second season.
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TL;DR: The Fire TV Recast is a must for people who need their live TV, and Prime members can get it for $129.99 — a whopping $100 off.
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The approach "adopts a new rule of law that uses campaign statements to recast the plain, unambiguous, and religiously neutral text," Niemeyer, a George W. Bush appointee, wrote.
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Against all odds, and over the protests of highly skeptical, downright hostile fans of the original series — who were especially annoyed that Starbuck was recast as a woman!
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I have to wonder what the true end-game is here in his mission to recast the current labor market as a hot mess only he can fix.
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The gentle-mannered Khatami appealed equally to people who had grown wary of radicalism, and a leadership looking for a way to recast its image in the West.
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Some have tried to recast themselves as macho guys or moved toward clinically explicit sex songs; others have been demoted to singing hooks while rappers grab the spotlight.
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It was the beginning of a monstrous social experiment: the expulsion of millions from cities and the suppression of educated classes to recast Cambodia as an agrarian utopia.
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To date, the company said it has already recast nine of these contracts resulting in an annualized profit improvement of about SEK 28.1267 million ($17 million) going forward.
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As played by Ms. Paulson, she is recast as a chain-smoking feminist underdog, hounded by the news media unfairly fixated on her perceived shrewishness and (questionable) perm.
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But the regeneration aspect has meant that any time the show seemed to be creatively flagging, it could recast its main role and jet off in another direction.
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Mr. Biden was moving quickly to capitalize on his South Carolina victory and recast the Democratic primary campaign as a two-man contest between himself and Mr. Sanders.
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He then asked me about my political activism and went on to recast himself as a left-wing activist, which was among the funniest things I'd ever heard.
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In the Texas case, only a handful of complaints were received, and all of the complaining voters were able to recast their votes, according to The Washington Post.
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We've seen this time and time again this season: Everyone Noah, Helen, Alison and Cole encounters is recast to play a reflective, supporting role in their own dramas.
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The bottom line: These roles, in the most effective cases, help to recast government as a modern service provider that is responsive and anticipates what matters to residents.
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But Sherman and Kahl revealed that the role wasn't being recast, per se — it was being completely reconceived, and Hayes's character would be killed off offscreen between seasons.
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They recast Confederate soldiers as heroes fighting not for the institution of slavery but for the "Lost Cause," the mythology of the Confederacy as a grand patriarchal civilization.
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In his introductions and footnotes, he distanced Nietzsche from fascist bombast—naming the Übermensch the "Overman" was just one strategy—and recast him as a kind of existentialist.
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Biden has sought to recast his 2002 vote, and, at Tuesday's debate, Biden repeated his false claim that he opposed the war in Iraq immediately after it began.
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Even what was beyond uswas recast in our image;we gave the country a heart,the storm an eye,the cave a mouthso we could pass into safety.
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But "Blitzed" does not aspire to recast our understanding of National Socialism, or Hitler's psyche, fundamentally, so much as to add particulars that make other portraits seem incomplete.
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The reason why it took two years to get season 3 was because all of the characters had to be recast in order to reflect their actual age.
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"Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation's attempt to recast the dispute as anything other than Bombardier's justified protection of its intellectual property is misguided and disingenuous," it said in a statement.
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And Joseph R. Biden Jr., whose ambivalence on abortion rights has been a theme for decades, is seeking to recast himself as a full-throated champion of them.
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The media-savvy Mr. Iglesias, who appeared regularly on television chat shows before entering politics, has sought to recast himself as a statesman rather than as a firebrand.
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If the Trump administration blinks and delays putting the tariffs into effect, it will signal a retreat from its plans to radically recast the United States' trade relations.
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If Kennedy were to retire, President Donald Trump, a Republican, would have a historic opportunity to recast the court in a more conservative posture, possibly for decades to come.
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Abby, Erin, Jillian, and Patty replaced Peter, Ray, Egon, and Winston, but there's one male character that Ghostbusters co-writer and director Paul Feig knew he wouldn't recast: Slimer.
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If you already pay for a service like YouTube TV but find yourself only watching live TV on the major networks, the Recast could save you $40 a month.
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Yes, it will take some tinkering with an antenna and a Fire TV, but for around $200, the Recast could make your hyper specific cord cutting dream come true.
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Basra is a stronghold of Moqtada al-Sadr, a Shi'ite cleric and former leader of an anti-American sectarian militia who has recast himself as an anti-corruption campaigner.
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Managed marketplaces are a quintessential venture investment, allowing entrepreneurs to recast consumer experiences while leveraging venture capital subsidies to hold much of the risk inherent in these managed models.
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By ingratiating herself with her castmates in the personal exchanges in the house, she used the show to recast her image from scheming sellout Trump appointee to "human" Omarosa.
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But as the conflict turned into a quagmire, he has stepped back from the limelight, and the decision to go to war has been recast as a collective one.
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As we hit the halfway point of New York Fashion Week, a few trends have begun to emerge: Several runways have featured playful check prints — recast every which way.
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Why it matters: The move is of a piece with the administration's attempts to recast the Palestinian refugee issue and its apparently tenuous commitment to a two-state solution.
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She said she also was influenced by a widely cited article in the Washington Post that recast famous quotes as they might be said by women in a meeting.
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In the 1985/1986 comic mini-series The Dark Knight Returns, Frank Miller famously recast Batman as a heedlessly violent vigilante determined to throw down a corrupt sociopolitical infrastructure.
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Furie has also partnered with the Anti-Defamation League to recast the character as a "force for good," using the hashtag #SavePepe to post positive Pepe memes and messages.
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How would the accomplished director be able to recast a role in a film already promoted as starring Spacey, just weeks before the publicized release date without anyone knowing?
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Mnangagwa, a former Mugabe confidante, has tried to recast himself as a voice for reform, inviting back Western dozens of election observers and pledging a free and fair vote.
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Sure, it's part of the MCU canon, but The Incredible Hulk was so aggressively meh that its title character got recast and was only made palatable by The Avengers.
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The Amazon comedy focuses on the life of an upper class white woman in 1950s New York, but recast with a political awakening sub-plot fit for "progressive" times.
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Just six weeks before, the director made the unprecedented decision to recast a key role played by Kevin Spacey in the wake of the Oscar winner's sexual misconduct scandal.
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The eye-opening new chapter in the swirling Russia saga unfolded as Trump was trying to recast the political narrative of a young presidency already facing an existential crisis.
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A play-by-play of some of 2015's top popcorn thrillers, action flicks and even Fifty Shades of Grey is recast with the characters of the Lego universe.
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In this case, they are also being used to recast the image of a neighborhood best known for pollution that makes the Flint River look like an Adirondack stream.
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An LDP draft for a revised constitution calls for, among other things, rewriting Article 9, which renounces war, to recast the country's "self-defence forces" as regular armed forces.
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Finally, you can also save $15 on Fire TV Stick 4K (priced at only $34.99) and $50 on Amazon's cloud DVR, Fire TV Recast (500 GB) (priced at $179.99).
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Some have tried to recast themselves as "mobility companies" that will provide the means of moving people around, whether by cars they own, rent or hail via an app.
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It's the first manifestation of what has been the show's plan from the beginning: to regularly recast Elizabeth, Philip and other royals to better reflect the characters' advancing ages.
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In books like The Gutenberg Galaxy, McLuhan recast the conventional history of Western Civilization with a technological-determinist bent, tracing the movement from orality to literacy to post-literacy.
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But landing a plum office tenant like Marriott International, the hotel operator, could help recast the Pike District as a preferred office destination, Mr. Berliner and Ms. Ginsburg said.
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Soon an anonymous YouTube video appeared that recast the Sky News clip with a voice-over claiming, falsely, that the aid organization distributing the booklet was funded by Soros.
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And she is aided by a student who, we learn, is actually the character Daniel recast as a young woman (the soprano Ariana Douglas, both bright and vigorously commanding).
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In the animated series, Popeye is being recast as a more youthful, environmentally resourceful fellow, who lives in a washed-ashore houseboat, collects rainwater and grows his own spinach.
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After initially trying to shift the blame to the city's mayor, Bill de Blasio, Cuomo has of late been trying to recast himself as the subway's can-do savior.
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This year, Mr. Colting and Ms. Medina started an independent publishing company out of their home in Los Angeles, and began making a list of beloved classics to recast.
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The Western also presented an opportunity to recast other stock characters, such as the loyal, crafty house slave, in this case played to magnificent effect by Samuel L. Jackson.
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A former covered market near the Templars' ancient enclosure, it was recast with a soaring glass roof into a light-filled communal hall with concerts and a recording studio.
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All this blankness allows the reader an opportunity to fill in the gaps — to recast the characters, the situations, the feelings in terms of her own enmities, jealousies, loves.
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But by pretending that he was forced to refrain from insulting Kelly because of "political correctness," Trump got to recast himself as the victim and Kelly as the bully.
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Uber also has been trying to recast itself as friendly to drivers, highlighting product updates like in-app tipping, a redesigned driver app, and a rewards program for high performers.
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Superhero movies, in some ways, aim to turn that day into something out of myth, like the ancients might have recast a real tragedy as an epic tale of heroism.
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Trump must prove he can recast the political spell that defied pundits and probability and delivered one of the most shocking election wins in history, at a different political moment.
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Many of the ideas in its manifesto last year recast old policies, such as renationalising the railways, which would not answer the fundamental new questions being asked of the state.
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Even if the conflict is recast in secular terms, as one pitting supporters of Irish unity against people who cherish Northern Ireland's link with Britain, a hard-ish fact remains.
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For a limited time, you can get the Fire TV Stick for 20 percent off, the Fire TV Cube for only $80, and the Fire TV Recast for $40 off.
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That decision could recast the relationship between Silicon Valley and Wall Street, especially if Spotify proves to fare just as well on the market without the traditional help of bankers.
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The pre-sale includes discounts on the Fire TV Recast, Ring Video Doorbell and Echo Dot — the latter a perennial best seller during past Prime Day events and holiday sales.
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But rather, the big selling point is that the Recast will give you watch-anywhere access to ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC, plus PBS and a couple dozen filler channels.
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This year he was a double nominee, winning for The Hidden Oracle, book one in his series The Trials of Apollo, about the god recast as a New York teen.
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By focusing on a few of its "core" areas, like email and news, the thinking went, Yahoo would be able recast its mobile business and make its long-awaited turnaround.
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Burnham recast his memo as The Struggle for the World (1947), which argued that the only alternative to a Soviet world conquest was the creation of an American global empire.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to pull out of NAFTA, which underpins more than $1 trillion worth of trilateral trade in the region, if it is not recast to his liking.
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Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, David Harbour announced the shocking news that Winona Ryder's Stranger Things character — Joyce Byers — has been recast for a fuzzier, louder and downright feistier character.
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The collection's stills of Justin Bieber as Jesus and Donald Trump in bondage surrounded by patches that read "You Can Put It Anywhere," recast the roles of subject and object.
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Some Internet users even started a petition titled #NotMyAriel to have Disney recast the character with a white actress resembling the red-headed underwater princess from the 1989 animated film.
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A month after Star Trek actor Anton Yelchin died in a freak accident, filmmaker J.J. Abrams says his role of Pavel Chekov will not be recast in the film franchise.
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Jackson's successors in the twentieth century completed this shift, as they pushed for agendas they claimed would recast American government, from Theodore Roosevelt's New Nationalism to Bill Clinton's New Covenant.
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At the Musée Guimet, she recast herself as the model in an iconic photograph by Nobuyoshi Araki, dressing as a geisha and gorging on a watermelon placed between her legs.
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Now that the Whitney has moved to the meatpacking district and the Met is staging contemporary exhibitions at the Breuer, the eatery has again been recast, with a downtown gaze.
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Thus, when the Economist used election results to recast the 2016 American electorate into a multiparty system, a centrist coalition of the moderate right and moderate left performed the worst.
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In 1968 he recast Beowulf in prose form, for children, in "Beowulf: A New Telling," adding a twist ending in which the hero vanquishes Grendel with a swarm of bees.
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By transforming an old theater into a disco, the two men also recast the nightscape of the city, creating a club that magnetized the famous and the merely fabulous equally.
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Even before Mr. Buttigieg's exit, Mr. Biden was moving quickly to capitalize on his victory and recast the Democratic campaign as a two-man contest between himself and Mr. Sanders.
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But now that he is fighting for his political life, he urgently needs to recast the race to focus on some of Mr. Jones's liberal views on guns and abortion.
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The most pleasurable to see was Miuccia Prada, who recast the black Pocone nylon on which she first made her reputation in the 1980s as big, boxy and covetable outerwear.
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We ask the presidential hopeful what he thinks about Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige's potential plan to recast the iconic roles of Professor X and Magneto with African-American actors.
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Background reading: Mr. Biden has moved quickly to capitalize on his victory and to recast the Democratic primary campaign as a two-man contest between himself and Senator Bernie Sanders.
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Strom Thurmond, who was then the governor, pushed for those responsible to be brought to trial, perhaps worried that the incident would undercut efforts to recast the state's brutish image.
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To escape these and other tensions, the Australian army's commitment was recast as a task force, which could operate with a greater degree of independence from the American military command.
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The industrial giant spent billions, hired thousands of software engineers, and even created image-morphing television ads to recast itself as "a digital-industrial company," writes the NYT's Steve Lohr.
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Samuel Moyn's "Not Enough" continues his effort to recast the history of the "human rights politics" that materialized in the 1970s with the Helsinki Accords and Jimmy Carter's foreign policy.
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Since the film has been pitched as more of a reboot than a direct sequel, Gunn certainly has free reign to recast some of the characters from the 2016 version.
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With the Caldecott recast as a prize with worldwide eligibility, American publishers will have another good reason to seek out and champion the most exciting picture books being created today.
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After eight years of advocacy on behalf of the Obama agenda, they are racing to recast themselves as bulwarks against Mr. Trump's expected assault on an array of Democratic policies.
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General Dodonna, a rebel officer from the original "Star Wars" was simply recast; he was played by Alex McCrindle in the first film and Ian McElhinney in the new one.
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Since Witherspoon is not likely to be recast (as a producer, she'd basically have to fire herself), here's hoping the show starts to use the Black women they do have.
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The area looked somewhat like the Marais of thirty-five years ago or Brooklyn's Williamsburg section circa 1990: a working-class neighborhood being recast as a site of bohemian charm.
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In short, Trump's pedigree in real estate negotiation is being used to try to recast one of the most complex and geopolitically vital documents on the planet, Paton Walsh said.
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I'd recast the problem a little bit, though, and say that it's about the lobbying opportunities that pop up the more the government tries to regulate that kind of activity.
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Canadian officials say there is no rush to get an agreement since any move to recast NAFTA as a bilateral deal would have to be approved by the U.S. Congress.
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Meanwhile, Trump told early voters in Wisconsin that even though Election Day is one week away, it's not too late to change their minds and recast their ballots in his favor.
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The Recast plugs directly into a TV antenna and can record broadcast TV. There's a 403-gigabyte model ($230) that has two tuners and can record two programs at a time.
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But their incidental cultivation of fringe views is an opportunity to recast their role as the services they should be rather than the platforms they have tried so hard to become.
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"The recasting of Melania is the worst I've seen since they recast Aunt Viv in Fresh Prince," one user wrote, while another referenced an Eminem song and asked the real Mrs.
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It is unsurprising, then, that the majority of her work treats the body as a touchstone to recontextualize or recast the politics of gender, identity, and sensuality within the gallery space.
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That is why it's so inspiring to see a woman out on the campaign trail who has had such a historic impact on feminism, helping to recast outmoded assumptions about women.
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Regional governments, construction and travel firms as well as shops are working hand-in-hand to recast Spain - and Madrid in particular - as a retail hub to rival Milan or Paris.
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With ticket sales beginning to sag in the wake of original star Carol Channing's departure, producer David Merrick decided to recast the production with an all-black cast led by Bailey.
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Under the old industrial roof, the message was clear: This working-class city is doing everything it can to recast itself as an innovation hub for South Australia and the world.
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Humala recast himself as a more moderate leftist like Lula to win the 2011 election, following an unsuccessful 2006 presidential bid as an ally of Venezuela's late socialist President Hugo Chavez.
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The filmmaker recast Christopher Plummer in Kevin Spacey's role in All the Money in the World after the House of Cards actor had been accused of numerous instances of sexual misconduct.
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Amazon is also selling an equipment bundle with the Recast, Fire TV Stick 4K and 35-mile HDTV antenna for $249.97, which is a good deal if you're ready to commit.
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His death and the battle for the seat recast the presidential campaign, with Republicans framing it as a referendum on which presidential candidate voters wanted to fill the Supreme Court seat.
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The women — plus Ross, whom they have pulled into the alliance, which is potentially very dangerous — decide they should all request the recast power to maximize their chances of getting it.
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Many felt relief when the predicted favorite, Bahraini Sheikh Salman Bin Al-Khalifa, failed to get enough support in the second round of balloting, after some delegates recast their votes strategically.
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Hassan Nasrallah, the Hezbollah leader, is slowly being recast from the untouchable and holy "Sayyed" to just another cynical party secretary-general, who happens to be in the pay of Iran.
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But come season three, Foy and her co-star Matt Smith will be recast as the show jumps decades down the road in the lives of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip.
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Donald J. Trump entered the Republican National Convention last week in Cleveland with the opportunity to recast the way Americans viewed him, a moment he arguably failed to seize, but Mrs.
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That Tempest has now chosen to recast the characters from that album in a novel is cause in itself for celebration — a testament to that too often memorialized form's continuing vitality.
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Mr. Ates, who was a tailor before starting Blackhorse Lane and applied his background to its in-house line, has also made jeans for the recast American line Band of Outsiders.
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Suddenly, Obama and his fellow Democrats have recast Russia, with its hackers, as the supreme villain of the hour — the Ultimate Deplorable, putting its thumb deliberately on the scale for Trump.
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So Blagojevich and his allies have embarked on a slick image-rehabilitation campaign to recast his corruption trial as a precursor to what Trump could face from special counsel Robert Mueller.
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But the big question will still remain of whether all these changes and the recast approach will be enough, and whether — now that it's listed — public investors will be patient enough.
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Latinos are helping recast California's traditional political geography, said Mark Baldassare, director of the Public Policy Institute of California, which found that around 53% of likely Latino voters there preferred Sanders.
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She ended her reflections by reading from the St. Crispin's Day speech from "Henry V," recast with feminine pronouns: "We few, we happy few, we band of sisters," and so on.
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And we try to recast the notion of probability like this: A hundred-year flood doesn't happen every 100 years; rather, it has a 1 percent chance of happening every year.
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Instead, they came from local AfD politicians and their supporters, who themselves had merely recast news headlines and some stories on hot-button issues like immigration to make them more incendiary.
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Netflix canned his upcoming film, "Gore," and he was recast and filmed over in the Ridley Scott film "All the Money in the World" less than two months before its release.
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London is a key gold storage centre that uses 400-ounce bars which must be melted down and recast as 100-ounce bars to be accepted by Comex in New York.
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The makeovers have brought tense confrontations between organizers who have spent months planning celebrations and those who think the political situation is so dire that the parades need to be recast.
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Go deeper: Under its leader, Xi Jinping, the Communist Party has recast China's history, playing down the traumas of the Mao era, including the tens of millions who died of starvation.
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Amazon is making it even more affordable right now with Fire TV devices on sale, including the Fire TV Stick, Fire TV Stick 4K, Fire TV Cube, and Fire TV Recast.
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But the two men spoke frequently, and when Mr. Trump decided to recast his campaign before the general election, Mr. Ailes agreed to help him prepare for debates against Hillary Clinton.
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Mr. Ates, who was a tailor before starting Blackhorse Lane and applied his background to its in-house line, has also made jeans for the recast American line Band of Outsiders.
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And everything is subtly recast by the piano playing of Craig Taborn, who sometimes scampers alongside Mr. Okazaki's clean-toned guitar lines, and elsewhere issues cloudlets of harmony, gauzy but opaque.
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The people who want to recast this racist emblem of a flag as "Southern pride" are the white Republicans in the South that Haley had to court to win her seat.
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Ample evidence shows that once the die is cast, it is difficult to recast; it is much less costly, in human and dollar terms, to do it right the first time.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to dump the NAFTA trade deal that binds Mexico, the United States and Canada if he cannot recast it in favor of the United States.
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But attitudes toward Stalin and his terror have become far more tolerant, not least because the Kremlin has recast his time as head of the Soviet Union with a certain nostalgia.
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Recast for its London premiere at the Park Theater (through March 16), this chronicle of gay life has a newfound tenderness that befits the poignant balance among its cast of three.
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But the Italian bid for the 22014 Winter Games was recast, and it prevailed on Monday in a vote by I.O.C. delegates in Lausanne, Switzerland, where the Olympic committee is based.
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What is at stake in using Joseph Beuys's theory of "social sculpture" to recast the mission of the curator and the arts institution to take on the role of the artist?
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This leads to an important question: what is at stake in using Beuys's theories to recast the mission of the curator and the arts institution within the role of the artist?
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The Recast cannot record cable TV or streaming content, so if you don't like what your antenna picks up, you won't have much use for a device that exclusively records that stuff.
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The fact that The Mortal Instruments failed to launch a film franchise (it is now a Freeform TV series titled Shadowhunters, and Clary has been recast) may have slowed down another actress.
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"I was in this weird floating space where the CW had recast Reggie, but Netflix still hadn't confirmed that season 2 of 13 had been picked up," Butler admitted to the outlet.
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So, it's time for a much needed remake, and creative fan and Twitter user Persephone has the ideal ladies to recast it: Hidden Figures' Octavia Spencer, Janelle Monáe, and Taraji P. Henson.
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It appears that Reitman's sequel will completely ignore Paul Feig's 2016 reboot of the franchise, which recast the main characters as women, starring Kate McKinnon, Leslie Jones, Kristen Wiig, and Melissa McCarthy.
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"Better now to recast the Union as a loose association of friendly states, which agrees on policies and projects where these make sense, but which remains under the aegis of national governments."
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The puppet master continued his blog by stating that he's known about the change since October 2016, when he got a call notifying him that the studio planned to recast his part.
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Both were seen as capable and experienced "car guys" who could keep the core business on an even keel while Hackett recast Ford's narrative to compete with new entrants, such as Tesla.
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The actor Eric Farr, dressed to match Hudson's onscreen Colorama wardrobe, narrates a clip reel in which the actor is recast as "himself," drawing out the queer subtext of his various roles.
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Poison Ivy was recast with an actress double the original's age in an effort to put the character in more adult situations, but still with the mentality of a 14-year-old.
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In 2016, Mercedes were dominant and won all but two of the races with 20 pole positions from 21 starts but resurgent Ferrari — who won nothing — have already recast the 2017 landscape.
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Wolverine is also changed dramatically by the story, regaining his long-lost memories, which could give Marvel an opportunity to recast the character, since Hugh Jackman says he's done with the role.
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Weeks after smashing Eddie Alvarez and becoming the UFC's only dual-division champion, the promotion recast Aldo as the official 145-pound titleholder, claiming McGregor gave up the belt he never defended.
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He is recast here as a black man, which allows him to give a speech that is perhaps a little too on-the-nose about how man's world has abused him, too.
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Their idea, according to Claremont, was to recast Wolverine as a "failed samurai," and to build the story out of his character rather than by starting with the mechanics of the plot.
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Groups with a background in cars (Mahindra) or precision engineering (L&T) have recast themselves as arms-makers, often with the help of Western partners such as Airbus, Boeing or Lockheed Martin.
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Barclays raised its rating on GM's shares to overweight from neutral on Friday, predicting that the company will recast itself in electrification and self-driving technology with the help of key investments.
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McCain echoed FBI Director James Comey, who in recent months has sought to recast the question of how to provide access to encrypted data as a business challenge, not a technological one.
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In that opening line there is not only the nod to Homer, but also a subtle declaration of the story's intent to recast, or disrupt, the narratives of exile, starting with antiquity.
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The most retrograde of ABBA tracks, like "Gimme Gimme Gimme" and "Does Your Mother Know", are recast in a way that gives agency to the underserved female protagonists in the band's canon.
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It's scary too, with Euron (who, it has been observed, appears to have been recast as the same actor) interrupting a steamy encounter between Yara and Ellaria with a phallic surprise attack.
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If 20th Century Fox admitted it recast a female character with a "hotter" actress, the backlash would be insane — even though this retrograde thinking is still standard operating procedure in the industry.
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Although Steely Dan arrived as a full band on its 20083 debut album, "Can't Buy a Thrill," it soon recast itself as the Becker-Fagen songwriting team, backed by select session musicians.
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" The president's evolving campaign stump speech is part of a concerted Republican effort in recent days to recast the protests over Justice Kavanaugh as the actions of an "angry left-wing mob.
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Thomas says the paparazzi agency approached him, offered him money -- though nowhere near the reported $100k -- and he figured there was no harm in it and it would help recast his image.
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There are disputing narratives about the roles that Rivera and Johnson played in the Stonewall riots, and the significance of the uprising itself seems to be recast every 2200 years or so.
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Learning to Think Outside the Box Once considered the product of genius or divine inspiration, creativity — the ability to spot problems and devise smart solutions — is being recast as a teachable skill.
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The Kremlin has recast the World War II victory as a cornerstone of its argument that Russia deserves to be a world power, which today means standing up to the United States.
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Once recast as L'Hotel in the 1960s, it became watering hole de choix for glitterati, including the Spanish surrealist painter Salvador Dalí and Jean Cocteau, the French poet, dramatist, screenwriter and novelist.
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Political elites can start to confuse radical measures with normal ones, to valorize the extreme measures used by authoritarians, recast their ordinary practices of control over civilians into a model for democracies.
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HOUSTON — As President Trump moves to recast trade and border relations with Mexico, American oil companies are worried that the prospective winner of Mexico's presidential election will play his own nationalist card.
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These works recast New Jersey's little towns as Peyton Places with secrets in every cupboard, and they raise the question: If the suburbs are so boring, why is this stuff so fascinating?
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"The Emoji Movie" is the apotheosis of Hollywood's consumerist blockbuster trend, where the smartphone is recast as a playground, and tech companies spin their products into sparking baubles to sell to children.
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A production that opened at a summer festival in Aix-en-Provence, France, moved the opera to Africa, and recast the story as an exploration of white brutality (it also featured blackface).
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U.S. President Donald Trump has vowed to scuttle NAFTA, which also includes Canada, if he cannot recast it to benefit U.S. interests, raising the risk of a major economic shock for Mexico.
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They recast his obnoxiousness as authenticity, interpreted his infantilism as independence and gave him their support because he didn't seem to be prostrating himself for it (though, in many senses, he was).
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Originally conceived as a group work in 1995, De Keersmaeker recast the dance in 2014 for three performers; in its final form, it is mainly a duet, and one overflowing with emotion.
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A Minnesota elector was replaced as well and in Maine, elector David Bright initially cast a vote for Bernie Sanders but recast it for Clinton after he was deemed out of order.
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Conceived of as an exploded grain husk, the space was realized by 42 teams of engineers using industrial-diamond cable to cut into the concrete silos, which were recast in added concrete.
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I think that parties always recast what they believe and evolve in their basic premises, but do I believe that we're suddenly going to have a parliamentary style system with 115 parties?
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As in The Authority, there were also elements of satire and self-awareness, with the various Avengers recast as over-the-top versions of themselves, and present-day politics on the mind.
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It's time to unbundle, recast and re-bundle, and start to take opportunities to the market in a way that reflects how audiences are consuming media and how professionals are buying media.
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"I swear they better find a way to write Princess Leia out of the movies, cause if they try and recast there will be hell to pay," a fan identified as Kaitlin tweeted.
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The 80-year-old recast Getty with Christopher Plummer, and somehow managed to reshoot 22 scenes in the finished film in just nine days in late November, in time to make a Dec.
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But if you're a big Prime Video watcher — or if you're interested in the Fire TV Recast discussed earlier — the only real decision you've got to make is between Amazon's two latest streamers.
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This week, the Daily News joined a few other media outlets in recent months that have tried to recast my love story as one of sexual harassment — to fit into today's #MeToo moment.
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D I C K O N. For Season 7, Dickon got a meatier role, and a proportionately bulked up recast: Enter Tom Hopper, British television actor and also this guy: Dickon Tarly pic.twitter.
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"Where I'm at right now is that if [Marvel] don't use that script, then I'm going to ask them to release me from my contract, cut me out or recast me," Bautista said.
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" Bautista has long threatened to cut ties if Gunn wasn't given his job back, telling ShortList that he would "ask [Marvel] to release me from my contract, cut me out or recast me.
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Ford last month unveiled three models for China - the significantly revamped Focus compact car, the more modestly recast Escort, as well as a new pickup truck for China, the Thai-produced Ranger Wildtrak.
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When news broke of sexual harassment and assault accusations against Kevin Spacey, director Ridley Scott decided to recast Spacey's role in All The Money In The World — which proved easier said than done.
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Iraq's second biggest city, Basra is a stronghold of Moqtada al-Sadr, a Shi'ite cleric and former leader of an anti-American sectarian militia who has recast himself as an anti-corruption campaigner.
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Attempting to recast what he said was a warped image of Islam while encouraging members of the faith to speak out against terror, Obama described Muslims as essential to the fabric of America.
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"Where I'm at right now is that if [Marvel] don't use that script, then I'm going to ask them to release me from my contract, cut me out or recast me," he said.
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The Indian-born engineer took over as chief executive of Google last October, when the internet company recast itself as the tech holding company Alphabet and split its different businesses into freestanding units.
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Other features may roll out in time You can stream the programming, including HD content, from the Fire TV Recast over Wi-Fi in the home or over cellular when outside the home.
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Another Batman film is in the works with director Matt Reeves (Cloverfield, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes) at the helm (for now), with the strong possibility that Batman will be recast.
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Some even went so far as to start a petition titled #NotMyAriel to have Disney recast the character with a white actress resembling the red-headed underwater princess from the 1989 animated film.
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This month, Amazon unveiled a new device called the Fire TV Recast that's poised to attract those cord cutters who want to access both live TV and on-demand services in one place.
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Comparing recast financials for "Other Bets" with the original figures showed that Nest lost $168 million on revenue of $278 million in the fourth quarter of last year, spanning the critical holiday season.
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Moving forward, ultimate control of the IANA function must never pass to an international organization controlled by governments, whether the United Nations, the International Telecommunications Union, or ICANN recast with governments in control.
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The company also said it had recast results for the first and second quarter to reflect the adoption of new accounting standards for stock compensation, ahead of the mandatory effective date in 2017.
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Mr. Wu said he tried to recast the museum to more accurately present Liu Wencai's life, but anytime he altered something, he said, former underground Communists in Anren would protest to the authorities.
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Both Castile and Sterling will be further dehumanized; their pasts will be pillaged, and attempts will be made to recast both victims as the gunmen, the aggressors who brought their deaths upon themselves.
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It's peak Bill Murray with a minimalism that exerts a powerful gravitational force and a deadpan that recast Mad Magazine's what-me-worry grin with the sickness-unto-death laughter of National Lampoon.
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The imaginative set for Prada — by AMO, a research arm of the Dutch architecture studio OMA — recast the interior of Prada's space as a series of raked ramps constructed from structural metal mesh.
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The 2-tuner version of the Fire TV Recast is $230 and the 20183-tuner option is $280, which puts it slightly higher than the new BOLT OTA, which comes in at $250.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to pull out of NAFTA if the deal is not recast to his liking, arguing that it has caused an exodus of U.S. manufacturing jobs to lower-cost Mexico.
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Last season, I heard that "My Fair Lady" had had some very good work done, managing to recast the show's perspective on men and women without tinkering much with the script at all.
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In recent years, Xerox moved to recast itself more as a business services supplier, helping companies streamline their flow of documents and work in fields like health care, human resources and financial compliance.
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It is the way he seized on the N.F.L. protest issue, and recast it to his supporters — mostly white — as a them-against-us battle of unpatriotic ingratitude by the players — mostly black.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The NAACP is dismissing its president as the biggest U.S. civil rights organization tries to recast itself to strengthen its advocacy role and better support local activism, officials said on Friday.
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Last week the U.S. Federal Communications Commission voted to repeal rules intended to ensure a free and open internet, setting up a court fight over a move that could recast the digital landscape.
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The university's efforts to recast its reputation — it was commonly referred to as the University of Spoiled Children — began under Dr. Nikias's predecessor, Steven B. Sample, who served as president for 603 years.
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Mr. Erdogan has made no secret of his desire to recast Turkey in his own image, one rivaling the legacy of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of the republic and its first president.
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As the number of coronavirus cases outside China passes the number of cases inside that country, Beijing is trying to recast itself from the source of the global pandemic to the world's savior.
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Born in Georgetown, Guyana in 1990, Forde uses family folklore to recast himself into post-emancipation narratives, or poetic tales like the Epic of Gilgamesh to explore contemporary issues of diversity and representation.
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After rumors broke that Kim Cattrall was allegedly holding up the production of the third Sex and the City film, Murphy proposed that the studio should just "recast Samantha" and make the next movie.
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TEN days after he became America's 22.5th president in January, Donald Trump vowed to "do a big number on Dodd-Frank", the elephantine law that recast financial regulation after the crisis of 211-265.
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That smaller scale would crush their economic model, but they decided to recast the idea as "limited edition" boxes; they'd number the boxes, pitch them as collectors' editions, and charge forty dollars per box.
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It was not our intent to be insensitive to issues of authenticity and ethnicity, and we will look to recast the part with an actor more consistent with the character in the source material.
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It's not too difficult to recast the Republican contest as a murder mystery: Behind all the political rhetoric we will hear on Saturday night, there is a potentially murderous mix of resentment and anger.
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One of the most important trends likely to drive the 2020 presidential race: A growing disillusion with capitalism as practiced, and a coming struggle over how to recast this pillar of the Western order.
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" Speaking to German publication Der Spiegel, the former Smiths frontman was asked what he thought about Spacey being recast in upcoming film All The Money In The World, a move that he called "ridiculous.
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Read These Stories Next: Everything We Know About Andrew Cunanan's Childhood The Most Outrageous Lies Andrew Cunanan Has Told On American Crime Story How All The Money In The World Secretly Recast Kevin Spacey
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And Mr. Comey has drawn bipartisan criticism with his latest efforts to explain — and, to some degree, recast — his much-criticized handling of the investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server.
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Dovecotes are especially common in certain parts of the Los Angeles suburbs, on ''storybook ranch'' homes — houses recast on the exterior to resemble a cottage that one of the Seven Dwarves might live in.
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With the recast of the monarchy, the show enters an era rarely covered in shows about the royal family, which tend to favor the earlier years of a young queen just starting her reign.
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In his thesis, Dr. Tate recast a 1920 finding by the German mathematician Erich Hecke, and though it did not prove a new result, it opened up new avenues of inquiry for other mathematicians.
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We also found deals on Amazon video streaming and home security devices like save $40 on the Fire TV Recast DVR, while we also rounded up deals on Udemy online courses for adult education.
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"Where I'm at right now is that if [Marvel] don't use that script, then I'm going to ask them to release me from my contract, cut me out or recast me," he told Shortlist.
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Senate candidates in battleground states have taken their party's marching orders and run with them, with incumbents attempting to recast themselves as the real outsiders in the race, or as independent-minded problem solvers.
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You can save $100 on the Fire TV Recast (usually $229.99), try four months of Amazon Music Unlimited for only $0.99 (save $31), and try three months of Kindle Unlimited for free (save $20193).
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The unexpected finding could recast the debate over whether Chinese schools are doing a better job than American ones, complementing previous studies showing Chinese students outperforming their global peers in reading, math and science.
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In the past few weeks, several dishes had been rejected or changed, including a salad (too oniony), and a shrimp dish with egg custard recast as jalea — lightly fried Peruvian seafood similar to tempura.
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In the mid-eighties, the FARC agreed to call a truce and to recast itself as a political party—only to see thousands of its loyalists murdered by government death squads and paramilitary vigilantes.
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And in the summer of 2006, Mr. Greenberg expanded the bar, replaced the lighting with dark and sultry illumination, recast the tables and walls in premium oak and built a stage to accommodate musicians.
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Many in this new generation of nationalists shun the trappings of old-fashioned white supremacy, appropriating the language of multiculturalism to recast themselves as white analogues to La Raza and other civil rights organizations.
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Though most famous as a Civil War anthem that cast the South as a serpent, the university and its fans know it as "Glory, Glory," an unofficial fight song recast with its own lyrics.
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Then it appears to be about the kind of black small-timer who takes "continental" at its word and permits inexperience to recast the business-travel buffet spread as the apotheosis of upper crustiness.
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But the visceral reality of Christchurch has recast much of our politics in new light: not as straight-talking honesty about the threat of Islamism, but as contributing to a more polarized, extremist environment.
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In any case, it's possible Spiegel may be a bit distracted for coffee right now: Snap's annual conference was forced to recast itself as an online-only event this week amid ongoing coronavirus fears.
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After making his mark with early music, the British-born Mr. Leppard chafed at being pigeonholed and sought to recast himself as a versatile conductor of concert works and operas from across the centuries.
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The story has since been recast by Mr. Trump and some of his staunchest defenders, who say Mr. Biden pushed out the prosecutor because Burisma was under investigation and his son could be implicated.
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Now that one of the most simple and accessible document forms — an email — has been recast as a blueprint for scandal, we can expect only more hacks, leaks and sinister highlighting down the road.
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The one notable success was a $4 million deal with the developer Forest City Ratner to recast the busy Atlantic Avenue station in Brooklyn as Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center, for the arena above it.
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We raise our target to $500 from $360 & recast our bull case to $1,200, which is based on aggressive unit volume outcomes that may push the limits of both demand and capacity to supply.
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I agree that we need to let go of the Eurocentric notion of the Underground Railroad, but we can't recast the Underground Railroad as a minor part of the resistance among African-Americans, either.
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The debriefings forced prosecutors to recast their entire criminal case against former Russian uranium industry executive Vadim Mikerinn — removing the informant as a star witness and main victim for the prosecution, the officials added.
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Investigations _____ After learning of sexual assault allegations against Kevin Spacey, who had a major role director Ridley Scott's "All the Money in the World," Mr. Scott recast and reshot the part with Christopher Plummer.
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In his studio, Rosso cast and recast, exhibiting wax forms from lost-wax casts — what is normally "lost" in the process — as final works, purposefully creating unfinished edges and imperfections in bronze and plaster.
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Shunned by Western leaders and executives, Russian President Vladimir Putin recast his annual economic conference in the Russian city as a forum for the expanding club of countries and companies in Washington's bad books.
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The former political wing of the Irish Republican Army, which has recast itself as the main left-wing party, secured 20113% of first-preference votes, almost doubling its share from the last election in 2016.
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Ordeal By Innocence, which originally starred Westwick and was to air during Christmas on the BBC, decided to recast and reshoot his character, and the second series of the BBC 2 comedy was been paused.
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It wouldn't be the first time a foreign language film is recast and repackaged for an American audience (see: Dinner for Shmucks, Taxi, Death At A Funeral, The Grudge, The Intouchables — the list goes on).
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Solo: A Star Wars Story was always going to create waves in the Star Wars community — after all, how could you possible recast a role like Han Solo with anyone else other than Harrison Ford?
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Velardi, for instance, reveals that she and Williams had been amicably separated for a year before he became involved with their former nanny, although the tabloids inevitably recast the situation as a torrid, surreptitious affair.
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For context, actors have been replaced in movies before -- Kubrick recast and reshot two roles in EYES WIDE SHUT, for example -- but never because the original performer became radioactive between principal photography and post-production.
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Macron, 21917, is trying to recast the style of France's engagement in Africa, where it was once a colonial power, hoping that building warmer cultural and personal ties will help boost business, trade and investment.
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In 2017, the company was recast as an electric performance brand aimed at producing exciting and fun-to-drive electric vehicles — a niche that Tesla was the first to fill and has dominated ever since.
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Here, Trump has something in common with the "anti-anti-Trump" stance that many Never Trump conservatives have adopted since the election: Unable to defend Trump, they recast any debate as being about Democratic misconduct.
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Forced to revisit the relentless media attention on Marcia Clark's hair and skirts and supposed bitchiness, viewers of the first season of American Crime Story have recast the once-disparaged prosecutor as a feminist hero.
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In July, the Opinion pages recast a piece by a Georgetown University professor, Michael Eric Dyson, taking it from a blunt critique of white America to a milder one after five Dallas policeman were shot.
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Relocated to a farm in South Africa in the 1890s, Mr. Abrahamse's adaptation focused less on the faintly melodramatic love-triangle plot to recast the play as a fierce fight for possession of the land.
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