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According to Mina, some scientists in the field thought his study shouldn't be published because it casts a negative light on vaccines, but this research ultimately benefits the public, says Peter Palese, chair of microbiology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City.

The Vatican confirmation was unusual because it cast an important cardinal in a bad light.

When George recounts his decision to put his newborn son, who had Down's syndrome, directly into an institution, because "it casts reflection... unfavorable to my image," Tom chimes in, "You lose the mongoloid vote".

I feel really bad for Dwight and the kids because when something goes wrong, it casts a pall on everything".

Because the moon blocks cosmic rays, it casts a shadow over the detector as long as the moon is visible from Minnesota.

In a 2014 op-ed titled "Why Climate Change Divestment Will Not Work," Wisor argued that the movement would invariably fail because it casts too wide a net.

That framing for a conversation about Social Security and Medicare is firmly on the conservative side of spectrum, because it casts the programs purely as a fiscal challenges rather than deeply important forms of social insurance.

This is a potentially important finding because it casts doubt on the theory that the physical characteristics of the particles control the response and suggests that the chemistry of the particles is important.

And because it casts two of the most celebrated figures in American journalism in a bad light, the push-back has been particularly harsh.

Strip casting-so-called because it casts molten steel directly into very thin strips or sheets-is a badly needed tonic for the $45 billion U.S. steel business.

There has been a small, but noisy, reflex reaction against "Devious Maids," because it casts Hispanic actresses as cleaning ladies, which is missing the point.