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In an unusual bit of major star recasting on Broadway, Bernadette Peters, above left, and Elaine Stritch, right, said in telephone interviews on Monday that they would join the revival of "A Little Night Music" to take over the roles of Desiree and Madame Armfeldt, now played by Catherine Zeta-Jones Zeta-Jones and Angela Lansbury

The immigration debate has been recast to focus on border security and homeland defense.

And while a two-day swing by Clinton of Ohio and Pennsylvania, both critical battleground states in November, would proceed as planned, campaign aides said all the events would be recast to focus on national security.

Last winter the lead producers of the Broadway revival "Promises, Promises" closed the show on Jan . 2rather than gamble money on recasting their two stars, Sean Hayes and Kristin Chenoweth, and risk a slide in ticket sales.

Therefore, its focus should be less on calibrating tactics per se than on recasting the regional context in which Iran's leaders will determine whether to proceed or desist.

Long focused on the level of pollution created by digging up tar sands in Alberta and then moving the gritty bitumen across several U.S. states, opponents to Keystone are recasting the debate into one on exports.

The Pentagon was already recasting the policy on Wednesday.

And the local government minister is in no doubt that the PM is intent on recasting power.

Mr. Khodorkovsky has concentrated on recasting Yukos to look more like a company that investors can trust.

The whole country was against him, and so he moved to New York City, where, well-insulated financially, he worked on recasting his comic literary vignettes as little formalist short stories that he mailed out to journals.

None of these is an essay, and D'Agata's insistence on recasting them and, in so doing, flouting the interests and intentions of their creators is evidence of the flawed idea that underpins his effort.