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Glitch art is re-casting a new light on digital faults and interruptions and turning them into works of beauty.

Several generations of (mostly) American dancers, after all, were Balanchine's partners in re-casting the classical tradition.

As it is he leaves a sizeable legacy – try re-casting The Master, Boogie Nights, Capote and see if anyone else could pull off his raw but controlled abandon.

One first impression left by President Obama's much-anticipated speech re-casting U.S. counterterrorism policy is that of the contrast between Bush's swagger and Obama's anguish over the difficult trade-offs that perpetual war poses to a free society.

By Jane Mayer May 23, 2013 One first impression left by President Obama's much-anticipated speech re-casting U.S. counterterrorism policy is that of the contrast between Bush's swagger and Obama's anguish over the difficult trade-offs that perpetual war poses to a free society.

Poets and other writers continue to re-cast Dante in their chosen image.

The state made election workers re-cast thousand of ballots to test the machines.

But a more ideological opposition could re-cast ideological blandness as a major shortcoming.

Adam Caruso and Peter St John will re-cast four rooms, which will become new exhibition and interpretation galleries.

The producers had said they would re-cast the show this winter and continue running past Jan.

But it is only in the twenty-first century that citizens have so thoroughly re-cast the Japanese armed forces in the pop-cultural likeness of kawaii style.