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recast something in something
to rebuild or redevelop something in a different form. She recast the sentence in the negative, hoping to make it less blunt. I will recast my request in different language.


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and although it cracked - possibly because of being struck with too heavy a hammer - the teesside metal was then recast in whitechapel foundry in 1858.
There is a strong case that the duties should be recast in favour of on-licences.
Negative equity and payment shocks will continue as Option ARM loans recast in large numbers in the coming years,' said Somerville.
 
 
 
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