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Recast the global warming problem in terms of money; that may get their attention, but perhaps not.
Think Progress » Fox Thinks Winter Chill Disproves Global Warming; Experts Disagree 2010
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Recast the global warming problem in terms of money; that may get their attention, but perhaps not.
Think Progress » Fox Thinks Winter Chill Disproves Global Warming; Experts Disagree 2010
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Recast Parker's second paragraph to refer to the analogy, and the difficulty immediately becomes clear: "The Klan should march precisely because we don't like the idea very much."
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"Clinton, Obama Recast Their Message on Iraq" (Peter Slevin, Washington Post) With the economy heading voters 'list of concerns, Obama and Clinton have recast the Iraq war not only as a national-security blunder but also a drain on precious resources which could be spent back home.
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Recast as a tacky, selfish tramp, her hasty marriage to cage fighter Alex Reid ridiculed as a stunt, Price's fall from tabloid grace has been spectacular.
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Recast the whole movie, if you have to keep Routh.
Warner Bros. to reboot Superman films....again? Chuck Wells 2009
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You can call the rest: BACKGROUND/EXTRAS Subject to Recast
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Recast as a series of indictments, the story Mayer tells goes like this: Since embarking upon its global war on terror, the United States has blatantly disregarded the Geneva Conventions.
Mukasey -- The Orthodox Jew Who Is A Disgrace To Our Religion -- Again Protects Evil. 2008
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There is a chapter in my new book, The End of America, entitled "Recast Criticism as 'Espionage' and Dissent as 'Treason,'" that conveys why this moment is the horrific harbinger it is.
Naomi Wolf: A Shocking Moment for Society: Tasering at University of Florida 2008
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Recast as a steady annual benefit, a positive Doha outcome could increase global income by more than $3 trillion per year, four fifths of which would go to today's developing countries.
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