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WASHINGTON -- President Obama signed a sweeping expansion of federal financial regulation on Wednesday, signaling perhaps the Democrats' last major legislative victory before the midterm elections in November, which could recast the Congressional landscape.
A season or two of bad weather could recast Malawi's policy as a heavy fiscal burden which the country has to carry because its farmers, who make up most of the country's voters, now view big subsidies as a right rather than a last resort.
Those layers of cold water could recast the southern stretches of the influential Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, which ferries water between tropical and polar regions, all the way from the Arctic to the Antarctic — with planet-churning consequences.
All of which may account for the envy that writhes at the root of our mania for Bond: if only we, too, could recast ourselves at will, discarding our skin as it wrinkles, exchanging our grins and tics for something fresher as they sag into mannerism.
If and how it cracks apart could recast this entire region.
Hong Kong, he suggested, could recast itself as a center for Asian fashion design, rather than a manufacturing center.
Or she could recast her career in politics, where she is already putting in plenty of time working for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
It could recast several decisions pending before the high court, including arguably the most important labor case in years.
Last-minute clarifications, which could be published as early as next week, are likely to be closely scrutinised by anti-bribery campaigners, some of whom are concerned that Clarke is drifting beyond his powers, using departmental guidance to recast primary legislation.
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