"We are proud of Ghana and hope that whoever wins will win without complications, " said Haruni Safiyu, a 26-year-old labourer just before casting his ballot.
"We do have to be very careful before casting aspersions against individuals or bandying people's names around, as was done yesterday, without any evidence, " he said.
It is this humanity to her work that has made her popular, such as covering a bed in a hessian before casting it, so as to give it a "hairy" texture.
In the hotel where I was staying in Cardiff, some of those supporters were drowning their sorrows before casting envious glances at the television to take in Ireland's World Cup play-off against France.
The Senate would be well-advised, however, to reflect on the heartburn caused by the American International Group bonuses debacle and, for the sake of national security, read the treaty before casting any votes.
The hold, for example, was a courtesy extended to senators in the days of horse travel, when they needed time to get back to Washington and read a bill or question an appointee before casting their vote.
The solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes before the sun, casting a huge shadow on Earth.
This way they can practice casting their pearls before small business owners in preparation for eating barbeque with the workers on Labor Day.
This way they can practice casting their pearls before small business owners in preparation for eating barbeque with the unions on Labor Day.
By doing this, brands are able to fulfill delivery minimums before even committing to an order, and they are widening the net they are casting.
Republican critics made no claim they can defeat the bill in committee and concentrated instead on casting doubt on assertions that it will secure the U.S.-Mexican border before it allows immigrants illegally in the United States to take their first steps toward legal status.
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