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However, being with a doctor and a trunk of medicine overshadows this marriage. Is she so sick to get married to a hospital?

The intimate pleasure in wearing the Celestial Clothes overshadows that of all other clothes .

Windows 7 has gotten favorable reviews, and the Bing search engine is creeping up in market share, though Google Inc. still overshadows it.

The trick is to not feel subpar when a travel snob overshadows your story with one of their own.

It goes without saying that Shakespeare overshadows all the other playwrights throughout the ages.

These days, of course, the specter of global warming overshadows any discussion of the environment.

Persistence overshadows even talent as the most valuable resource in shaping the quality of life.

An unresolved longing to recapture that moment permeates both their lives, and the will-they-won't-they question overshadows the whole book.

Ben overshadows all his colleagues.

But Brian's gift, an original and very valuable comic book, overshadows David's gift, a beautiful engraved watch.

Until electricity consumption slows to below 8 percent, then, growth shouldn't be a concern that overshadows the fight against inflation.

The white of the moon overshadows the orange of the fisherman's lamp, and becomes something a subject of the eternal bright.

Still, her voice overshadows her moves during the slower sets of the night. 4.

The ostensible opposition between translatability and intranslatahihy overshadows the focus on different aspects of the language system.

What overshadows everything else is the castle.

This problem overshadows our lives right now.

With 800 movies per year, India's film industry overshadows Hollywood.

But Maxwell's work in the theory of electricity and magnetism far overshadows his other work.