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Mr. Lepage's concept revolves around sophisticated computer-driven projections, or "virtual scenery," that will be cast onto the planks.

Yet Beijing is expected to receive a majority of the approximately 120 votes that will be cast by I.O.C. delegates.

With them, the very first votes that will be cast in the 2016 presidential race," said Melber, before saying, "Hi, Melissa" to Harris-Perry.

Voting by mail is common in the state, and officials in both parties believe that more than half of the total ballots that will be cast in the election had been submitted before Thursday.

It felt, to many, like the first official day of the campaign for the mayor's office, a race that will be cast, at times, as a referendum on whether the Bloomberg years benefited the entire city, or just those in Manhattan.

They may have the whip hand on Sunday: of the 12 votes that will be cast at the EGM, 11 will be from the regional associations of the ABAE – many of whom represent the old brigade – and one by the Combined Services Boxing Association.

Moreover, most the states that will be casting ballots for the Senate in 2014 are Republican leaning: 7 of the 21 Democratic-held seats are in states carried by the former Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, while just one of the Republican seats is in a state won by President Obama.

But the vote that counts will be cast by the OTB Site Selection Board, which Mr. Casey expects to go before soon.

"The demise of this office will mean that refugees will be cast adrift, literally," said Diane Butler, an immigration lawyer in Seattle who visited that district office, which oversees all of Asia, in late February.

The gang is certainly cruel and ridiculous: in a typical episode, Mac and Dee try to put a baby in a tanning machine ("Just to get a base!"), in the hope that it will be cast in ads as Latino.

It makes them mean and overly judgmental and miserly, as if taking 15 minutes to flip through "The Da Vinci Code" is a crime so monstrous, an offense in such flagrant violation of the sacred laws of intellectual time-management, that they will be cast out into the darkness by the Keepers of the Cultural Flame.