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After she put out a Facebook call for women to contribute their own experiences, the cast rapidly fell into place.
An opening vignette in which the cast rapidly shouts lines from Beat writers to the accompaniment of bongos is a muddle; the actors speak so fast and loud it is impossible to understand what they are saying.
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Beyond a critical solvent concentration, initially isotropic cast solution rapidly develops optical anisotropy as detected by out of plane birefringence measurement while it remains isotropic in plane.
In supporting roles, the rest of the cast moves rapidly and deliberately around the stage taking on many comedic parts and some refreshing ones.
George Isaac, the Environment Canada scientist who sold the idea of using the Olympics as a case study to governments and researchers in several countries including the United States, said that the hope was to improve "now casting" of rapidly developing storms or dangerous winter weather conditions.
He has rapidly cast himself as the bridge-builder and has been working hard at it.
All participants responded slowly under the occluded trials (without cast shadows) and rapidly under the control trials, replicating the previous results.
What is clear is that our approach to casting is changing rapidly, and has to go much further, in matters of race and gender.
After a uniform layer formation, the solvent casting can be rapidly promoted by compressed air, which is commonly found in dentistry office.
If the molten iron is chill cast (i.e., rapidly cooled), it will form a "white" iron containing about 60 percent cementite, or iron carbide.
Honestly, when you've got high unemployment, terrible weather and a dwindling population, you should not be stuck with a rapidly revolving cast of horny politicians, too.
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