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First, recast type, task type and the interaction between them significantly affected subjects' perceptions of recasts.

Because tests a wall which thinks is going to lies to pound recasts the closet, Ms. Wu said that needs to pound the wall.

It recasts particles as one-dimensional strings, or filaments of energy, which play around in tiny tangles of extra spatial dimensions.

In the process of immersing the reader in a fully realised set of tomorrows, Mr Kohn also recasts his perception of today.

Learners' noticing of recasts as negative evidence was found to have an impact on their subsequent oral language development.

Crumb's "Winds of Destiny" recasts familiar Civil War-era songs in a jagged, haunting style.

A stimulated recall session was administered to tap participants' perceptions of recasts.

He recasts the West's message to Russian oligarchs wanting to immigrate: "give me your rich, your sated, yearning to breathe safe. "

Yet until technology recasts human nature, human nature will be what it always has been.

Only problem is your pet runs out of focus real quick; p Time to write a mod that only recasts it every 7 seconds!

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Yijun recasts its trademark canto