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Films are increasingly cast according to online media profiles of the actors.
Nor has the need for black theaters lessened because nonblack theaters increasingly cast black actors and program black work, Mr. Lawrence said.
Nighy is Johnny Worricker, an old-school MI5 agent – decent, uncorrupted, increasingly cast adrift – who's being forced to deal with the realities of the post-Iraq world.
As the campaign intensifies, Mrs. Dole is increasingly cast in Mr. Bowles's commercials in menacing black-and-white images; Mr. Dole speaks of bipartisanship and makes people laugh.
But those numbers began to shift as newer immigrants registered to vote and increasingly cast their lot with the Democrats (contrary to Rove's hopes and expectations).
As a pioneering statement, Ms. Roddick's book is five years late, because its conclusions have already moved to the center of the debate between multinational corporations like Shell or De Beers and the not-for-profit advocacy groups that increasingly cast themselves as a global conscience.
As "Ghostbusters" moves toward its optimistic conclusion, it increasingly casts doubt on the vengeful spirits.
Our first submission for Quote of the Week comes from Angelina Jolie, who increasingly casts her movie career as a sort of pre-gentrification embarrassment.
Such discrimination, common across the region, is one of the many indignities China's 10 million Uighurs face in a society that increasingly casts them as untrustworthy and prone to religious extremism.
Employers are increasingly casting their net wider, so many will recruit from any subject and fewer firms are asking graduates to gain a first-class degree or 2 1, turning their backs on minimum entry requirements as they look towards attitudes and skills.
WASHINGTON — As the White House looks to wrap up years of negotiations on a highly contested Pacific Rim trade pact, administration officials are increasingly casting the agreement as vital to helping the U.S. face its most daunting economic rival: China.
