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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
miscast .
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Examples
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Lipsky's characterization of what Wallace "specialized in" is, however, useful: it perfectly miscasts what made Wallace a writer we have a duty to understand.
David Foster Wallace Thought Readers Are Smart And Tolstoy Was His Role Model 2010
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Lipsky's characterization of what Wallace "specialized in" is, however, useful: it perfectly miscasts what made Wallace a writer we have a duty to understand.
David Foster Wallace Thought Readers Are Smart And Tolstoy Was His Role Model The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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Lipsky's characterization of what Wallace "specialized in" is, however, useful: it perfectly miscasts what made Wallace a writer we have a duty to understand.
David Foster Wallace Thought Readers Are Smart And Tolstoy Was His Role Model 2010
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Not surprisingly, since our bias toward narrative misweights and miscasts the nature of global problems, it also misdirects the nature of our response to them.
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Narrative also miscasts the true nature of tragedy.
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 The story while interesting miscasts Girl Two as a Public Defender in Neopolis, having given up her job on the police force when her new boyfriend Shock-Headed Peter got fired at the end of the recent miniseries.
Review: Rapid-Fire Reviews #302 (In A Series of 250) | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News 2009
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The big versus small government argument miscasts what's at stake.
Hullabaloo 2004
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The big versus small government argument miscasts what's at stake.
Hullabaloo 2004
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The big versus small government argument miscasts what's at stake.
Hullabaloo 2004
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As could be expected fragments related to potters 'activity (kiln spacers, ceramic slag, dolium fragments, miscasts, etc.) were a bit omnipresent in the area in low numbers.
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