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To show who Trayvon Martin truly was by recasting a light on what really happened as far as the injustices that occurred.

Other combinations succeed by recasting familiar ingredients in a fresh, seasonal light.

In the four decades since, Shore has shed new light on the seemingly ordinary, recasting it in his distinctive deadpan style while celebrating the country's character and its idiosyncrasies.

We now had successfully recast the speed of light in terms of more palpable numbers and units: "light travels from Berkeley to Los Angeles ~475 times a second". After this exercise, students shared with me that they were better able to grasp the fact that light takes 8.31 minutes to travel from the Sun to the Earth.

It can't have cost the public purse all that much in 2007, but Bouchareb had nonetheless pulled off a brilliant coup in recasting France's Arab communities in a boldly patriotic light.

Deloitte's 2016 Global Human Capital Trends report shines a light on the mega-trends that are recasting corporate structures and transforming the way people live and work.

It advances, then recedes, continually casting and recasting the rectangular room and the trapezoid window in a new light.

As these conflicts dissipate, Casement will be recast in a new light.

A spokeswoman for the Montana secretary of state said it was not possible for early voters to recast their ballots in light of Gianforte's actions.

In a 1995 foreword to Hiroshima Notes, he wrote of the need to recast Hiroshima in the light of Japanese aggression.

Traditionally touted by statisticians as a useful method to soak up noise in a dependent variable and boost power, the practice recently has been recast in a negative light because of Type I error inflation.