casting
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And it's worth casting one's mind back to the last time the final race had so many drivers in contention.
From BBC
Senior executives initially balked, casting obesity as a problem of self-control and exercise rather than a disease amenable to medication.
Still, concerns about tariffs and a global economic slowdown have kept Japanese companies cautious about investing, casting uncertainty over the production outlook.
And if the cliché that directing is 90% casting has an element of truth, it bodes well for Ms. DeBessonet’s tenure.
The producers used a casting director to find these folks but Sheeran says none of them knew they’d be encountering him as they went about their business in Manhattan.
From Los Angeles Times
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