The music world is suddenly thick with kids who have, artistically at least, cast their own shadows.
The protesters in Seattle and Prague might take note or, at least, cast a more searching look over those who lead the people that they champion.
Here, the Stones must inhabit earlier versions of themselves in the studio, or, at the very least, cast the impossibility of doing so in sharp relief.
But Lance disclosed a habit his father has that might at least cast some doubt on what that file was doing in his back pocket.
We'll have a strong indication to that effect on Tuesday: Nate gives Romney only a 15 percent chance, Sam Wang much less than that, so if Romney does win it will at least cast the underlying data into doubt.
It's been a loudly acclaimed revival, but the new charts will at least cast some light on exactly what is available on vinyl and possibly also who is buying it.
On its eve, Mr Martin pulled off a tactical masterstroke by enticing Belinda Stronach, a glamorous Tory front-bencher, to join the Liberal government.In his determined fight for survival, the prime minister has at least cast off his previous chronic indecision.
GATHERING in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh on July 2nd, the leaders of the African Union (AU) had an unprecedented opportunity finally to pull the plug on the disastrous regime of Zimbabwe's president, Robert Mugabe or at least cast him into political outer darkness.
Whereas Henry left the team much as he found it (same old players back in the habit of losing), Hansen has at least cast his net farther and wider than Henry ever dared to do, nor has be been afraid to give youth its chance.
Faced with damning evidence, the industry devised a cagey defense: rather than denying the harms of smoking, it insisted there were "two sides" to the story, and corralled skeptical scientists — perennially available on any subject — to rebut or at least cast doubt upon the medical consensus.
