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Their support, however, could create an awkward situation for Mr. Romney, who recently has been critical of both Newt Gingrich and Gov. Rick Perry of Texas over their immigration stances, which he has cast as weak.

Plath's fame bloomed under the cloud of her death and no other writer's life has cast as much of a shadow over their work as Plath's, and it's a shadow that only darkens.

He pledged to crush what he has cast as terrorism and sabotage, while offering somewhat vague promises of reform.

By proceeding with an ambitious, almost urgent plan for an antimissile shield, she noted, the Bush administration was, in effect, abandoning the ABM treaty, an accord that Moscow has cast as a foundation for past as well as future treaties.

It is in our genes, in our genetic code!" The event, financed by Mr. Putin's campaign, at times appeared to pose an answer to a burgeoning antigovernment protest movement, which he has cast as an American-backed effort to undermine him.

But when it came to what the new ticket has cast as the most pressing issue facing the nation, reining in the surging costs of social programs, Mr. Ryan portrayed their approach as a politically brave effort "to meet serious challenges in a serious way, without excuses and idle words".

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Last week, he called for improved ties with the US, which he had cast as an enemy in previous years.

But the alliance has soured progressively as the Liberal Democrats have been forced into one compromise after another on what they had cast as core values.

That prompted the national government to make a counteroffer to buy the islands, something that Japanese officials have cast as an effort to reduce tensions.

Similarly, Park Geun-hye looks eerily reminiscent of her mother, whom South Korean history books have cast as the nation's ultimate first lady — a martyr.