Berg communicated his teachings through a series of "Mo Letters" (later recast as a periodical, The New Good News).
(To qualify the film for an M.P.A.A. rating, Palen later recast the poster so you couldn't see the fingers' nubs).
The gala opening of the building, scheduled for Sept. 12 and scuttled on Sept. 11, was finally held three months later, recast as a building dedication.
Initially, he was only in London for six months, but it was long enough to begin his association with the Sadler's Wells Opera Company (which later recast itself as English National Opera), meet and marry clarinettist Judy Wilkins, and sow the seed of his passion for Czech music.
He was elected a Prize Fellow of Trinity College in 1891 on the basis of his dissertation on Hegel's dialectic, which was later recast as his Studies in the Hegelian Dialectic.
The Central Dogma was initially cast in terms of structural information (Šustar 2007), and only later recast by Crick as a more cybernetic or computational kind of information (Crick 1970).
That bell was sounded at the Exposition grounds on July 4, 1876, was later recast to improve the sound, and today is the bell attached to the clock in the steeple of Independence Hall.
Jonah Hill was initially set for the role of Scotty, but dropped out because of scheduling issues; he was later recast as a member of an early incarnation of the Ku Klux Klan.
(Recasts after Rakhine State head denial).
Robert L. Corby bought the property nearly 20 years later, recasting it as the Island Club, a short-lived golf, tennis and polo resort.
