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The possibility is usually overshadowed by his immense and immensely elastic appeal.

Don't worry about what others are thinking of you-their curiosity might have already overshadowed their judgement.

It was overshadowed by the presidential campaign, but last Dec. 5 a bit of environmental legislative history was made.

Mr Lewis's abrupt retirement overshadowed a bold management overhaul decreed just a day earlier by Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan chief executive.

Mr Howard's attempt to sidestep the turmoil yesterday by unveiling election plans to help working mums was quickly overshadowed.

Everton are Portugal. Once they ruled the land, but have hit hard times and are now overshadowed by an illustrious neighbour.

He said: "I feel it (the Arshavin saga) has overshadowed things, yes, but let's be quiet, focused and continue on. "

Second, the manufacturing boom overshadowed the importance of industrial innovation, which should have been a top priority.

But it was overshadowed by the much bigger setback Mr Obama had suffered a few days earlier.

The incidents overshadowed what was meant to be a moment of glory for African football.

All beings are overshadowed by ignorance and do not know how to practise the unsurpassed right path.

What is the point of her city buying police cars fuelled by natural gas, she asks, when they will soon be overshadowed by clouds of soot?

It is a shame it overshadowed such a fantastic game but I thought it showed two teams who wanted to win.

But the moment could be overshadowed by a less publicized deadline: banks' equally in-depth review of their management.

And while he said these things, a cloud appeared and overshadowed them; and they became frightened as they entered into the cloud.

In south east Asia - lately overshadowed by booming China and India - you stand a good chance of being treated as at least "half local" .

All the same, Mr Brown's last, overshadowed days in power may be his sunniest for a while.

One of his colleagues had once complained that Bethune's zest for action overshadowed his appetite for study.

Hugely overshadowed by a White House that dominates US foreign policy, the former first lady rarely makes headlines on policy questions.

But their win was overshadowed by an angry exchange late on between the two defenders.

People are often overshadowed by the appearance of life, while ignoring the deep snorkelling and pale.

European stocks retreated for a second day as concern that the region's debt crisis may spread overshadowed a resurgence in merger activity.

But this was overshadowed by further evidence of the out-of-control housing and office construction boom.

Fingerprint technology has been overshadowed in recent years, as DNA testing has proved a more precise means of criminal profiling.

Alas, the anniversary has already been overshadowed by an act of petty selfishness on the part of Germany.

He had always been overshadowed by his elder sister.

The cherubim spread their wings over the place of the ark and overshadowed the ark and its carrying poles.

Complex articles about the presidential election in Korea may have overshadowed the "Shenzhen" story, but it must not be ignored.

In the last week of March , the dramatic , suddenly- erupting oil crises overshadowed all else, dominating national and international news .

He says Turkey hopes Iran's dynamic and well-attended presidential election will not be overshadowed by the recent developments.

Most eyes were on Michael Owen, but the Magpies man had a frustrating afternoon and was overshadowed by Blackburn's marksmen .

Although overshadowed by the growth figures, there was another disturbing economic release on Thursday.

Zimbabwe's political turmoil, and Mr. Mugabe's presence has completely overshadowed the business of this Red Sea resort summit.

The rise of Brazil as a global power has overshadowed much of the rest of the continent.

His oversized Cartier gold watch is overshadowed only by his diamond ring.

And there was a cloud that overshadowed them: and a voice came out of the cloud, saying, This is my beloved Son: hear him.

But Mrs Clinton's presidency will be doomed if she allows herself to be overshadowed by her more experienced and more charismatic spouse.

It was overshadowed by horse-trading between France and Germany regarding the French candidate, Mr Trichet, eventually taking over.

Once Japan's largest commercial center, Osaka is now overshadowed by Tokyo's larger population and economy.

Beijing's decadeslong emphasis on economic growth has overshadowed efforts to ensure safe workplaces and a clean environment.

And being part of the Navy in an era of land wars makes being overshadowed somewhat inevitable.

The G20 summit in London is also being overshadowed by a US-European dispute about how to respond to the economic crisis.

Her heart was overshadowed by the tragedy of his death.

The antithesis of Greta Garbo, Ms. Taylor was now a star whose private life completely overshadowed her film career.

But such flaws would have been overshadowed by this dream idol's terrific musical showmanship.

Korea has always been overshadowed by her two neighbors.

Key economic reports that would have normally affected trading are being overshadowed by the Fed's meeting.

Heavy wind swept autumn flavor from the overnight overshadowed by this piece of the world.

Palin has so far overshadowed Biden in the battle of vice presidential candidates.

Unfortunately, the good done by the U. N. has sometimes been overshadowed by scandals.

I believe our differences are greatly overshadowed by the common interests which bind us and strengthen our relationship.

As mentioned already the animal can be overshadowed to help in your care.

Portugal has been increasingly overshadowed by lower-cost producers in Central Europe and Asia as a target for foreign direct investment.

Today, the solitary inventor, tinkering in his shop, has been overshadowed by task forces of scientists in laboratories and testing fields.

The latest Greek government crisis has overshadowed the agenda for a summit of world leaders this week.

Quiet, roomy cabin and off-road adeptness overshadowed by cumbersome curb weight, soft suspenders, and a tacky dash.

Everyone has the potential capacity, but can easily be overshadowed by the habit, blurred by time, the kill was inert.

Although not present at the gathering, Cuba overshadowed much of the proceedings.

This guy should be famous for scoring the first goal of the 2010 World Cup. . . but it's been overshadowed by the celebration.

The chilling mist that rose from the gulf of separation so near before them overshadowed all the brief remnant of their path.

Many of Ozawa's ideas have been overshadowed by his poor image.

Now, summer is here and shorts and miniskirts mean that your shoes are no longer overshadowed by long pants and coats.

The two major candidates vying to succeed him, to some degree, were overshadowed by their respective high profile backers.

And in this time of war, such good news stories are overshadowed by the somber news of loss.

Human rights issues have not overshadowed the Beijing games; even the skies have been (mostly) blue.

But Bachmann's victory was overshadowed somewhat by the entrance into the race of Texas Governor Rick Perry.

But the dire fiscal state of the city has overshadowed these successes.

Only indulged wholeheartedly to yesterday the recollection and the attachment, today will be overshadowed, dispirited widowed happy.

Just when one detail had burned into the negative it was erased or overshadowed by another detail.

Shelter. Refers to things or local shelter. Deceived; hide. Extension for the shield. Overshadowed over.

Total had a memorandum of understanding with NIOC to develop Phase 11 but the project was overshadowed by haggling over contract terms.

Yet even this historic event was overshadowed by the still festering dispute over World War II between Japan and China.

But her troubled private life, including a battle against drug addiction, has overshadowed her recording success.

Opponents say a unique landscape or seascape is being overshadowed, to the detriment of tourists and residents alike.

That event was overshadowed by the fallout from the botched putsch against Mr Brown, but the new policy merits scrutiny.

Too often what could be great memories are overshadowed by the stress of just keeping the kids from killing each other.

A team where weakness of a team member is overshadowed by strength of others.

But all the optimistic talk of progress on the battlefield was overshadowed by Zaidi's surprise attack.

More recently, Saskatchewan has been overshadowed by neighbouring Alberta, where oil and gas have created Canada's richest province.

The downgrade overshadowed further signs of optimism from surveys of corporate sentiment in Germany and Japan.

It will be sobering, covering the descent into the Vietnam war that overshadowed Johnson's domestic accomplishments.

This year's anniversary is fraught, overshadowed by Pastor Terry Jones's threat to burn copies of the Koran.

The weight of the European debt crisis overshadowed other policy goals at the summit.

The get-together involved three separate meetings, at each of which fraternal wishes were overshadowed by political differences.

Administration officials say they are well aware U. S. efforts in the region have been overshadowed by developments elsewhere in the world.

The report on China overshadowed data showing another slide in U. S. private sector employment for February.

Clinton's trip will be overshadowed by North Korea's increasing belligerency and potential long-range missile launch.

But they are overshadowed by us its the old custom of promoting by seniority that has prevented the young people from coming up.

He's just an actor. He may play heroes, but he's not a real one. He's overshadowed by Tsien Hsue-shen, who risked his life to come home.

And now, my shoe store business second to none in town, has long been overshadowed by the tranquil far.

He says the benefits from lower fuel prices are overshadowed by falling demand and plummeting revenues.

The runoff election campaign has been overshadowed by violence and intimidation, especially in rural areas.

They traveled to a village overshadowed by mountains.

But the pros of such technology are frequently overshadowed by the cons.

So my question is, will China be overshadowed by volcanos and northeast China be flooded by tidal waves indeed?

Concern over rising bank losses and their effect on the world economy overshadowed the inauguration of U. S. President Barack Obama.

He overshadowed all his comrades.

If all goes according to plan, these fledgling businesses will soon be overshadowed by Chinese investment on a much grander scale.

The momentum of Tunisia's street protests overshadowed other instances of dissent in the Arab world.

Zijin Mining's environmental disasters have overshadowed the firm's meteoric rise.

Venture capital has been overshadowed in recent years by the rapid rise of big leveraged buy-out funds.

Cowell, judging them individually, said Gokey bested Allen, who seemed overshadowed by the song.

After a summer overshadowed by the threat of financial collapse, they had shown the markets who was boss.

Gold hovered at around $990 an ounce but was overshadowed as attention was diverted to currency markets, analysts said.

But his calls were quickly overshadowed by the clamour from Congress.

8Moreover the woods, and every sweet-smelling tree have overshadowed Israel by the commandment of God.

"Oh, well, no wonder mine were overshadowed by Beaufort's, " said Archer irritably.

The first half of the 20th century bowed to world wars and economic depression. The second half was overshadowed by the cold war.

Water is commonly overshadowed by greenhouse gas emissions in the discussion about dirty power versus renewable power.

recorded music, the end of concerts. All these forms still exist. Sometimes overshadowed by their siblings, but not smothered by them.

The move comes after a six-month period of internal upheaval, which has overshadowed the operation's strong financial performance.

A delicate friendship unfolds which, overshadowed by competition at work and in love, eventually ends in betrayal.

Overshadowed by India's digital dynamos, India's widget-makers are no slouches.

The three-nation summit was meant to focus on trade, but the sinking of the warship overshadowed other issues.

Here, India and Brazil are currently overshadowed by China and Russia.

Until now, China's software industry has been overshadowed by India's booming export market.

Sleep with the blanket overshadowed by sleeping all right?

Hawkes's life and work were both inspired and overshadowed by a strongly melancholic streak.

and overshadowed by towering cities like Shenzhen.

And the League's promise of magnanimity has been overshadowed by brazen attempts to entrench its rule.

The Shenzhen stock market has been overshadowed by its larger rival in Shanghai for years.

Their gaieties were overshadowed by the sad news.

But the donors' conference was overshadowed by concerns over civilian casualties caused by NATO forces.

Once again, China has overshadowed U. S. -India relations.

The detentions have overshadowed this year's price talks on iron ore.

That was because of a new bout of squabbling between Mr Uribe, the opposition and the judges that has overshadowed the bills.

His disappearance overshadowed the family.

Yet now that success is overshadowed by the threat of war.

His last years were overshadowed by financial worry.

Legislation is overshadowed by private interest mechanisms with little attention to public interests.

Even Elvis, though, is overshadowed by Jackson's career.

One reason is that it was long overshadowed by the conflict in Iraq.

But it's also all overshadowed by four blindingly great new songs from Eminem.

His recent death overshadowed the family gathering.

The huge brick house which Banker White had built on Buckey Street had overshadowed it.

Because of this life, her childhood been overshadowed by redness of shadows.

The Saudi plans were overshadowed by renewed US dollar weakness, prompting investors to buy commodities.

All other laurels are overshadowed by hers.

But the huge sweep of the stimulus bill has overshadowed its elements, such as Buy American provisions.

We are overshadowed by a nimbus of ideas.

That overshadowed a solid 4. 6 per cent rise in exports, which finally recovered to their pre-recession level.

This is why glory surpasses power and why wealth is overshadowed by prominence.

The upbeat reports overshadowed mixed news on jobs and signs that growth in China slowed modestly during the third quarter.

In 2005, the Ugandan government health budget of US$112 million was overshadowed by US$167 million spent by three GHAs.

I lose the fake poster idea because at this point I'm aware that the illustration has overshadowed the design.

Teachers to teach me some basic way, I have been in training, although very boring, but completely overshadowed the excitement dull.

But after living and working in Hong Kong, financial reality overshadowed emotional attachment. "For what you pay in U. "

All of this industry excitement has overshadowed developments in Hong Kong's retirement fund marketplace.

It has always been overshadowed by its glitzy near-neighbour Hong Kong - which is precisely why it's so attractive.

Did you ever think he was being overshadowed?

Primary causes of disease may be overshadowed by secondary agents in pigs that have chronic disease

he was always overshadowed by the top student

And tears fall like rain, those child-like hopes of being happy Seem overshadowed by a distant cry

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While modern music may have overshadowed the simple charm of whistling,

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A dark valley overshadowed by towering peaks