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Park says he started developing the project as an American film about 20 years ago, so he didn’t think of casting Lee as the middle-age company man at its center.

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Workers in Building 602 made boosters through a process called melt casting, in which TNT is heated to a molten state and mixed with a more sensitive compound to increase its shock energy.

She’s casting doubt on the capability of the national electoral council, or CNE, to transmit accurate results from voting precincts.

Elevating someone of his youth and junior rank was, Mr. Hoyos notes, “unprecedented even in a war that was repeatedly casting old conventions aside.”

Adding to the angst this past week was a parade of Federal Reserve officials casting doubt about another rate cut at the Dec. 9-10 policy meeting.

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