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cast
(redirected from casting around)

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cast (Register), verb assert, ballot, commit oneself, deposit formally, effect, establish, exercise one's choice, exercise one's options, give a vote, go to the polls, hold up one's hand, make a choice, make a decision, make a seleccion, make an entry, make one's choice, make one's seleccion, mark down, place on record, poll, put down, put on record, record, register one's vote, select, tabulate, vote
Associated concepts: votes cast
cast (Throw), verb bestrew, catapult, conicere, disseminate, distribute, eject, emit, fling, force, hurl, iactare, impart, impel, launch, let off, mittere, project, propel, put into motion, radiate, send forth, send off, shed, spread, toss
See also: allocate, build, characteristic, configuration, copy, discharge, dismiss, disposition, fabricate, form, formulate, frame, inclination, launch, make, nuance, personnel, posture, predisposition, project, send, stamp, style, tenor


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Current methods of coating a surface or casting around a solid insert generally are expensive and prone to difficulties associated with maintaining the joint between the surface coating or insert and the bulk casting.
Tailor properties where needed using the CDC process by Modern Casting
The company has been casting around for new businesses, including a 2004 purchase of Classmates.
Zero voice by Potkewitz, Hilary / Los Angeles Business Journal
Western companies, already having taken the plum oil resources, are casting around what is left, which explains why they are becoming involved in deals with countries that are in Washington's bad books (and, in some cases, most other states' too), as well as going into the less thoroughly developed area of natural gas.
Looming energy crunch fuels international conflict and instability by Gee, John / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
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