JOHN If NBC's upfront was overshadowed by the news of the CBS lawsuit, we're now off to the Fox upfront, which will be overshadowed by … another merger.
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The amount of intense listening Camille does in Sharp Objects is overshadowed by the amount of blurry, disorienting remembering she does, which is again overshadowed by the amount of talking other people do.
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"This loss is overshadowed by companies' profit motives," Primavera said.
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His ravings overshadowed whatever point he was attempting to make.
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The victory, Ohashi says, was vastly overshadowed by her pain.
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In the event, the formerly obscure journalist overshadowed the powwow.
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His persona was so powerful it overshadowed his actual policies.
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The negative news overshadowed a handful of upbeat earnings reports.
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But the meeting in Brussels may be overshadowed by Brexit.
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Such a decision overshadowed the summit with his Chinese counterpart.
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GOP victory probably a bit overshadowed by the assault charges.
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But Russell's injury overshadowed the Marlins' win to some extent.
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That it overshadowed everything that happened before wasn't too difficult.
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Their excitement was overshadowed by a lot of angry men.
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Her trip to comfort children was overshadowed by her jacket.
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But crime and corruption during his presidency overshadowed those achievements.
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But the politics was overshadowed by questions about his conduct.
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This is sure to be overshadowed by the court ruling.
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Those worries overshadowed its strong performance in the March quarter.
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The 21400 race was overshadowed by Jules Bianchi's tragic accident.
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They were simply overshadowed by fears of declining ESPN subscriptions.
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His collaboration with the Beatles inevitably overshadowed his other accomplishments.
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His travels this week were overshadowed by the Brussels attacks.
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I hope everyone enjoys this moment and it isn't overshadowed.
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The guidance overshadowed CSX's earnings and revenue beats Tuesday afternoon.
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But the launch in 103 was overshadowed by the Sept.
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On Tuesday Mr. Johnson's speech overshadowed an announcement from Mrs.
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He has also been overshadowed by Bach, his German successor.
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All of them were overshadowed by the events in Queens.
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Ramos initially resented how Moore's death had overshadowed his victory.
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The Browns' gesture and Beckham's injury overshadowed Cleveland's quarterback competition.
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But Cramer said other, more powerful drivers overshadowed the cyberbreach.
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The event threatens to be overshadowed by other Google news.
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But the meeting was overshadowed by turmoil in money markets.
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The award show has been overshadowed by deep leadership issues.
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The negative news overshadowed a handful of upbeat earnings reports.
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But his treatment of Puerto Rico has overshadowed that performance.
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Still, in the United States shale has overshadowed the Gulf.
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But their new agenda is being overshadowed by the shutdown.
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Of course, all this may be overshadowed by constitutional crisis.
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Grunge soon overshadowed more traditional rock acts like the Smithereens.
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Forever after, the couple's offscreen relationship overshadowed their onscreen collaborations.
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But on Tuesday at least, Obama completely overshadowed his preferred successor.
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Apple's decline and worries over trade overshadowed two large corporate deals.
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Ryan has lately been overshadowed in his own state by Sen.
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But renewed strains between the two sides have overshadowed those discussions.
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The protest, between 5,000 and 10,000 people, overshadowed the presidential inauguration.
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Overshadowed Trump University in US as soon as he tweeted pic.twitter.
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Mrs Clinton's cautious approach to IS is overshadowed by her record.
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The disappointing forecast overshadowed a third-quarter revenue and profit beat.
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Other parties are dwindling into insignificance, overshadowed by more radical alternatives.
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The figures overshadowed a 5003 million-barrel fall in crude stocks.
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Instead, his moment gets overshadowed while we all argue about Bettman.
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A later visit to Argentina was largely overshadowed by the aftermath.
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And yet, Alaska is frequently overshadowed by another earthquake-prone state.
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Fascinating cities can get overshadowed when they're near other tourist favorites.
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It's a shame the Summer Olympics are about to be overshadowed.
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ShakeDown's pulled pork was easily overshadowed by a dark beef brisket.
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That news overshadowed earnings and revenue that met Wall Street expectations.
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Comparable store sales were light, which overshadowed positive third quarter results.
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It has been overshadowed in recent days by controversy surrounding Gov.
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The program was at times overshadowed by disorder in the arena.
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But the earnings outlook is being overshadowed by concerns in technology.
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But his policy disadvantages are overshadowed by his public image ones.
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These days, of course, he is overshadowed by the looming Trumpocalypse.
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Political feuding between the two leaders has overshadowed Bangladesh for decades.
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"It's just been overshadowed by the state issue," Mr. Davis said.
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Hong Kong's skyscrapers are overshadowed by those in Shanghai and Shenzhen.
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The dispute with Trump overshadowed the original intent of the protests.
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This is big-deal stuff that's been totally overshadowed by Trump.
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The race was overshadowed, at times, by events at City Hall.
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Muhyiddin had long been overshadowed by his contemporaries Anwar and Najib.
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But then it was purchased by Google and overshadowed Vimeo forever.
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"She developed her art overshadowed by these formidable talents," he said.
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The influx of political news overshadowed earlier positive economic news earlier.
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Unfortunately, that trajectory has overshadowed the other half of May's equation.
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These trade-related concerns overshadowed the release of strong quarterly results.
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It wasn't just that the impeachment hearings vastly overshadowed his testimony.
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Hield's phenomenal start to the season has overshadowed Jordan Woodard's improvement.
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That Williams had an aura that sometimes all but overshadowed her.
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Here are some of the policy issues the uproar has overshadowed.
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Nevertheless, British politics is overshadowed by the withdrawal, known as Brexit.
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The surviving victim said everything was overshadowed by Pell's upcoming appeal.
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The Social Democrats were overshadowed by Merkel in the previous government.
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Meanwhile, by performing and recording the forgotten concertos of Johann Nepomuk Hummel (overshadowed in life by Mozart and Beethoven) and of Franz Xaver Scharwenka (overshadowed by Tchaikovsky), he has induced other pianists to take them up.
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Mr. Trump's comments about the former president overshadowed those about Planned Parenthood.
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But Johnson's consistency has been overshadowed by his spectacular plays and athleticism.
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The losses would have overshadowed anything an investor received from the dividend.
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However, on Sunday, he was overshadowed by Randle as well other Lakers.
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"The fires almost kind of overshadowed it," Zielinski said of the shooting.
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The strong U.S. jobs data overshadowed dismal Canadian trade and employment numbers.
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Those numbers overshadowed better-than-expected earnings and revenue for the quarter.
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Booker overshadowed him on the topic of breaking up large tech companies.
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Overshadowed by other left-of-center parties, Fidesz lacked a clear brand.
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Better to be attacked on his terms than overshadowed on someone else's.
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Recent trips to Asia, South America and Europe have been similarly overshadowed.
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Both have been overshadowed by the overwhelming presence of Clinton and Trump.
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As Ms Haste says, these works have been overshadowed by Gustav's genius.
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And even though every step of that process has been overshadowed -- Comey!
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It's been overshadowed by Black Lives Matter and accused of being obsolete.
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The event was overshadowed by President Donald Trump's attempt to insult Sen.
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Overshadowed by its companion, the secondary star wasn't even discovered until 1996.
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Trade issues overshadowed economic data showing accelerated growth in U.S. consumer spending.
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Perhaps the dominating success of One Direction inherently overshadowed any similar efforts.
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But they are likely to be overshadowed by Fed chair Jerome Powell.
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Upbeat U.S. retail sales data on Thursday overshadowed conflicting signals on trade.
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It overshadowed Kendrick [Lamar]'s message of positivity and it's totally unfortunate.
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The emphasis on the culprit unwittingly overshadowed the story of the victims.
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Ms. Fonda's political activism often overshadowed her status as a sartorial influencer.
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Feature In the U.S., the sport has long been overshadowed by football.
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The everyday essentials, while providing an authentic backdrop, could only be overshadowed.
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Both sessions were overshadowed by Trump's repeated calls to keep output steady.
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However, what happened during the match was overshadowed by the fan violence.
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But this is a minor sin, overshadowed by the novel's many strengths.
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Unfortunately, that's likely to be overshadowed by the debate about a billionaire.
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The unexpected revenue drop overshadowed Disney's profit, which topped Wall Street expectations.
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Issues surrounding the collection have overshadowed Ms. Grütters's 26 months in office.
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"Basically, the Pavement reunion happened and overshadowed my last record," Kannberg explains.
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There's also concern that new Pokémon would be overshadowed by fan favorites.
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"But that's getting overshadowed by concerns on the demand side," he added.
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But they were overshadowed by a political fight over the state budget.
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Violence and corruption have overshadowed what was once a remarkable success story.
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That announcement was quickly overshadowed by the colorful terminology in the release.
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For many respondents, the desire to be counted is overshadowed by fear.
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"Elon Musk's audacious ambitions are often overshadowed by outrageous behavior," he writes.
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The border wall fight overshadowed his signing of the criminal justice overhaul.
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The outlook overshadowed Amazon's record sales and profit during the holiday season.
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This ignorant myth has unfairly overshadowed what the clown arts truly represent.
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But her family's folk revival legacy has overshadowed her avant-garde compositions.
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The disappointing guidance overshadowed better-than-expected results for the fourth quarter.
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Edmonds's big day overshadowed the return of Giants running back Saquon Barkley.
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Before the -8 was overshadowed by another Boeing newborn, the 787-9.
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Such concerns are overshadowed, for now, by the project's imminent public debut.
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The higher yields overshadowed the "flash" release of September euro zone inflation.
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Canadians are a modest, unassuming lot, used to being overlooked and overshadowed.
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Though overshadowed by the bourbon boom, domestic brandy has a growing appeal.
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The healthcare debate in Washington is important — but this issue is overshadowed.
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Trade worries coupled with tech's recent decline have overshadowed strong economic data.
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The move also overshadowed positive news in Airbus's full-year earnings report.
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Some of the company's losses have been overshadowed by its explosive growth.
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Her friends agreed... their feelings of stress overshadowed any positive learning experiences.
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Guess the president doesn't want to be overshadowed by the Golden Globes.
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What should have been a great day for Facebook was overshadowed by controversy.
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The company's forecast overshadowed a beat on both first quarter revenue and profit.
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Fears of rising interest rates appeared to have overshadowed strong corporate earnings reports.
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Ralph was the quieter of the two brothers, overshadowed by Carter's stage charisma.
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But they all get overshadowed, time and time again, by Blake's covetable hair.
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By his sophomore year, Thompson's jumps overshadowed every other event at local meets.
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Unfortunately for Gillibrand, her evening was largely overshadowed by Kamala Harris' strong performance.
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Its big commercial success overshadowed the quality of the smaller films that year.
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But today, that's sometimes overshadowed by images of aggressive paparazzi and gridlocked freeways.
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Until now, Verdon's legacy was often overshadowed by Fosse's, despite her tremendous contributions.
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The historic moment was overshadowed by drama between the recipients of the licenses.
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Temples typically host candlelight ceremonies, but this year the carnage overshadowed the event.
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However, Trump's victory in the U.S. election last week has overshadowed the event.
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Her reputation as a dealer has conveniently overshadowed her identity as an artist.
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The outlook overshadowed a jump in Wells Fargo's profit for the first quarter.
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The subscriber growth overshadowed better-than-expected earnings and revenue for the company.
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Caution heading into the weekend overshadowed a strong U.S. jobs report, analysts said.
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But that will be overshadowed by all the bad news plaguing the company.
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Caution heading into the weekend overshadowed a strong U.S. jobs report, analysts said.
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And one possible fear was the NX would be overshadowed by the competition.
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OVERSHADOWED Sometimes, the finale feels anticlimactic compared to what happened in Game 6.
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Likely to get overshadowed by the pecan pies and Turduckens on the table.
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However, the performance was not overshadowed by all the leather, rhinestones, and fire.
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The network dilluted, and your favorite people started getting overshadowed by the rest.
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Kylie Jenner's appearance in Las Vegas on Saturday night was overshadowed by protesters.
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The accusations overshadowed what might otherwise have been a difficult week for Clinton.
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"Unfortunately, the U.S. data was overshadowed by what happened in Japan," Scalone said.
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Often, in the allure of a compelling storyline, the victims can be overshadowed.
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Elsewhere, U.S. President Donald Trump's visit to Japan was overshadowed by trade tensions.
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The ass-whupping Jeffries took from Johnson has unfortunately overshadowed his fine career.
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Sadly, this news was soon overshadowed by the insanely powerful new Mac Pro.
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But de Jong's baggage far overshadowed whatever merit he had on the field.
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But Bush's foreign affairs victories were overshadowed by a stagnant economy at home.
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The data overshadowed a weaker-than-expected print on the producer price index.
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Mostly because Pi Day is awesome and shouldn't be overshadowed by some snow.
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I think a lot of the corporate rock stuff overshadowed the creative part.
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The tepid forecast overshadowed the better-than-expected results in the fourth quarter.
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The fighting completely overshadowed the fifth anniversary this weekend of the country's independence.
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What makes it worse is that Ms. Skelton is overshadowed by Ms. Balfe.
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The company's forecast overshadowed a beat on both first-quarter revenue and profit.
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For one thing, it has been almost completely overshadowed by the presidential contest.
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He had a solid performance in the debate, but was overshadowed by Harris.
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Interestingly, the deification of Modi has overshadowed the idea of the BJP as
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What's more, it was overshadowed by the highly touted 2009 and 2010 vintages.
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But these encouraging developments have been completely overshadowed by the murder of Cáceres.
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Even that is overshadowed this season, however, by the giant hovering question marks.
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But by the nineteen-seventies Route 1013 had been overshadowed by Northern California.
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They argue that Pruitt's controversies overshadowed his policy work, which they consider valuable.
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But none of that has overshadowed the heated reaction to the agency's proposal.
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The 20143 vintage was completely overshadowed by the critically acclaimed 2009s and '10s.
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Scallops are delicate, prone to being overshadowed if you approach them without care.
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No matter how good or how bad, the Knicks have overshadowed the Nets.
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Acre is overshadowed by the much larger city of Haifa across the bay.
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Oddly, Urshela's 11th-hour drama overshadowed a so-so performance in the field.
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There's a new show about anorexia out on BBC3 this week called Overshadowed.
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Or perhaps the shame I felt overshadowed the grievous nature of her request.
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But Wozniacki said her breakthrough in Melbourne overshadowed all the bad this year.
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I think Dustin got really overshadowed, but he's like the sweetest guy ever.
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Once the standard, 1080P is now being overshadowed by 4K, according to DealNews.
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Rodriguez is likely to be overshadowed once more, this time by Gill v.
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Updates on the spreading virus overshadowed bright spots for investors throughout the day.
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But none of that work overshadowed her "Major League" role as Rachel Phelps.
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Completely overshadowed was the fact 'Survivor' did crown a new champion Wednesday night.
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If you go forward, your whole career could be overshadowed by a fiasco.
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Buttigieg had some clever lines but was overshadowed by the more aggressive exchanges.
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Douglas' tough-guy persona often overshadowed a shrewd business acumen and thoughtful intellect.
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He acknowledged Wednesday that his achievement that day was overshadowed by Woods's resurrection.
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He acknowledged Wednesday that his achievement that day was overshadowed by Woods's resurrection.
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Alissa developed an eating disorder while at Wellesley, but Aaron's illness overshadowed it.
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But the talks are being overshadowed by growing unrest in the Middle East.
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For so much of his life, he said, he felt overlooked and overshadowed.
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His "only" mistake overshadowed a great response to Booker's attack about legalizing marijuana.
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Importantly, we believe any revenue softness will be overshadowed by the profit upside.
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Heated rhetoric like this has overshadowed the real problems within this whole process.
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But the "three countries" gibberish overshadowed the more sensible part of the answer.
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And it was overshadowed in the press by newer, flashier platforms like Snapchat.
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Terry's performance somewhat overshadowed the United States' goaltender, Tyler Parsons, of Chesterfield, Mich.
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But Wells's success on the field became overshadowed by his problems off it.
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It might be overshadowed by the Model 3, but it shouldn't be forgotten.
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But his statement has been overshadowed by fresh doubts, from Malaysia to Saudi Arabia.
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He favored bold (and forcefully racist) rhetoric that overshadowed an unprecedented number of rivals.
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The warning overshadowed positive progress in BT's consumer and networks businesses reported on Friday.
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Unfortunately for the Trump administration, infrastructure week was almost completely overshadowed by Comey's testimony.
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Do you think your stellar NBA resume gets overshadowed by seasons lost to injury?
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Of course, the Khashoggi murder may have overshadowed Saudi Arabia's entertainment and tourism planning.
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It's easily overshadowed by its neighbor across the street, the Museum of Modern Art.
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The encroachment has been largely overshadowed by the political hurricane of the Trump administration.
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But that was overshadowed just minutes later when lawmakers defeated him on his timetable.
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Cory Booker broke the Senate's rules far overshadowed anything in the documents he released.
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Programmers who took alternative paths to engineering are overshadowed behind engineers with CS degrees.
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It's easy to see why the Beats X got overshadowed at launch by AirPods.
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For the most part, human rights concerns have not overshadowed the prince's American journey.
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Similarly, the rise of fascism was overshadowed by growing violence in her own house.
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The results overshadowed stronger-than-expected numbers from companies like Ford Motor and Amazon.
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Despite launching before Uber, Lyft has always been overshadowed by its much bigger competitor.
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If only that breathtaking upset hadn't been overshadowed by the muddle with the envelopes.
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All lesser virtual, creative playgrounds are doomed to be overshadowed by this pixellated silhouette.
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Some of the executives had become so powerful that they might have overshadowed him.
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The anniversary is a significant milestone, and China's leaders will not want it overshadowed.
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The big picture: The elections in Afghanistan have been overshadowed by major security concerns.
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But her happy news is quickly overshadowed by the tension between Owen and Teddy.
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But being overshadowed by its more glamorous sister metal is nothing new for lead.
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The yuan moves overshadowed the impact of a slight pull back in the dollar.
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Whatever missteps he makes are overshadowed by his optimistic promises of bettering the world.
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In recent years, Pride's radical origins have been overshadowed by a culture of conformity.
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They are being overshadowed by the biggest target of all: enhancing Mr Xi's power.
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He was always overshadowed by all those other great point guards in the league.
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But the Fed rate hike was overshadowed by poor inflation and retail sales data.
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But the law was quickly outpaced and overshadowed by the rapid evolution in technology.
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The upbeat readings overshadowed disappointing retail sales figures and reinforced positive sentiment from China.
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The focus on issues facing the company overshadowed higher-than expected fourth-quarter profit.
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Louis said the Democratic presidential candidates' platforms had been overshadowed by the impeachment hearings.
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But Severino made three bad pitches whose effects overshadowed the rest of his craftsmanship.
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It is overshadowed by America's coastal cities and its bigger neighbour on Lake Michigan.
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I don't think that comics are ever going to be overshadowed in New York.
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It is often overshadowed by its Chicago neighbor, which sits only 90 miles south.
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"Overshadowed by memories of 2008, the 2016 election delivered a stark verdict," Tooze writes.
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They also overshadowed everything Microsoft announced about AI at its own conference this week.
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Those achievements are likely to be overshadowed by questions about the central bank's independence.
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Mr. Trump chose his running mate haphazardly and then overshadowed the announcement of Gov.
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But Professor Blake said that Mr. Harper's lack of charm ultimately overshadowed his policies.
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And yet, he says, the current opioid crisis has overshadowed the synthetic cannabinoid one.
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In a night overshadowed by the tragedy of the mass shooting in Orlando, Fla.
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The hearing was quickly overshadowed by Comey's opening statement in advance of Thursday's hearing.
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The prospect of more stimulus in Japan has overshadowed the Fed meeting this week.
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But the report was essentially overshadowed by Yahoo's efforts to sell its Internet businesses.
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Facebook's philanthropic efforts like this are often overshadowed by its privacy and political scandals.
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Napa County's elite wineries, trendy restaurants, and globally known brand long overshadowed Sonoma's charms.
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Trump has refuted those allegations, which have overshadowed his efforts to boost economic growth.
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Now, however, Hillary Clinton's defeat has overshadowed McGovern's as the Democratic Party's paradigmatic trauma.
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Except, perhaps, for the city's own artists, who can be overshadowed by their presence.
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The wrangling overshadowed the Federal Reserve's additional measures on Monday to help the markets.
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The U.S.-China trade developments overshadowed the USDA's monthly crop production report for September.
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The poor performance for the aircraft overshadowed an otherwise decent year for the company.
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In some sense, whatever he ultimately says is overshadowed by a 280-character tweet.
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Still, he acknowledged that Washington's tendencies toward infighting had, at points, overshadowed the research.
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The outcry overshadowed key issues facing Washington, including efforts to protect young undocumented immigrants.
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His towering life was overshadowed only by the myth that emerged with his death.
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Last month's streaks and injuries were overshadowed at month's end by a hectic Feb.
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It's kind of a bummer that these two were overshadowed by the razr ridicule.
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A bout for the heavyweight championship was overshadowed by a guy with a parachute.
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For now, this is overshadowed by a gift: "Mini Mike" is driving Trump crazy.
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But life after his Olympic victories was overshadowed by unrest in his home country.
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The awards and prominent production deals have overshadowed Amazon's film division to some degree.
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Mr. Miller's personality and authenticity almost overshadowed the seltzer he delivered, Mr. Foretek said.
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But the legislation was largely overshadowed by the political turmoil gripping the White House.
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All that work, only to get overshadowed by a senior citizen draining free throws.
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Bezos&apos trip to India has been overshadowed by protesters and an antitrust investigation.
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One player who risks being overshadowed in all this political gamesmanship is South Korea.
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Walt's desperation from previous seasons has been overshadowed by Heisenberg's ego, pride, and anger.
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The numerous developments overshadowed rookie first-round draft pick Josh Allen's debut at quarterback.
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Prime Minister Édouard Philippe will give his (now overshadowed) policy speech to lawmakers today.
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But, overshadowed by some peers, he has failed to get traction in early polls.
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Dratini and its evolution, Dragonair, are just vastly overshadowed by their final form, Dragonite.
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But his personal improvement was overshadowed by the disappointment of the 2013 MLS Cup.
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This news overshadowed the movie-streaming company's earnings results that beat analysts' expectations on Monday.
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Amnesiac gets overshadowed by Kid A, the high-profile departure album that came before it.
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Amnesiac gets overshadowed by Kid A, the high-profile departure album that came before it.
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His next term may also be overshadowed by uncertainty over his plans once it ends.
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In 2002 Mandy Moore was still our wide-eyed and often overshadowed princess of pop.
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Joan Castleman, the protagonist of The Wife, spent her life overshadowed by a household name.
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Even women artists who retained their own creative legacies are often still overshadowed by men.
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But Trump's early stumbles have overshadowed some of areas where he could otherwise claim success.
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The looming date of the hearing somewhat overshadowed the good news Manning received this week.
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Thanks to Donald Trump's son, the Republican candidate is now being overshadowed by a candy.
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However, "the alpha we generated has been overshadowed by underperformance in other periods," Lykouretzos said.
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However "the alpha we generated has been overshadowed by underperformance in other periods," Lykouretzos said.
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Personal self-expression would be overshadowed even further by people playing to the peanut gallery.
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Her cheery departure is overshadowed by Ian's third week in a row as star baker.
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Yet, to many Americans, white extremist terrorism remains overshadowed by the specter of Islamist militants.
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All of this is overshadowed by perhaps the dumbest controversy to arrive at The Bachelorette.
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The stories behind the pictures are overshadowed by the visual impact of the pictures themselves.
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And then it faded — overshadowed by the onslaught of American and European Neo-Expressionist painting.
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The ICC's annual assembly this week was overshadowed by the departure of three African countries.
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The following May 29, he suffered some misfortune that overshadowed the rest of his career.
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The messages of speeches on Monday and Tuesday were overshadowed by questions surrounding the incident.
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FOR THE past two years the global political stage has been overshadowed by one man.
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It's been greatly overshadowed by that nothing film The Last Jedi, which received excellent reviews.
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But his visit, and the events that overshadowed it, underscore how difficult that will be.
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This visit to Germany will undoubtedly be overshadowed by the recent electoral triumph of Trump.
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UK: Russia should ditch 'toxic' Assad Syria overshadowed the two-day G7 meeting in Italy.
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It will be a challenge for him not to be overshadowed by Obama and Biden.
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He's often overshadowed on his own team by Francisco Lindor and a dominant pitching staff.
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The desire to appease adversaries has overshadowed the meaning of a protest against systemic racism.
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The forecast overshadowed a strong beat on both revenue and profit for the second quarter.
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Supporting Actor (Jake Gyllenhaal) A worthy Amy Adams performance seems already overshadowed by Arrival. Release
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The news overshadowed bullish Medicare reimbursement changes issued by the Trump administration over the weekend.
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But the quirks are overshadowed by the super cool addition of the adjustable background blur.
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All Trump's interactions with Erdogan are overshadowed by his family's business holdings in the country.
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Her childhood was overshadowed by a mentally ill brother, to whom her mother was devoted.
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In the end, these great minds are overshadowed by the fame of their own creations.
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Inevitably, Sword Of Destiny is overshadowed by the film it's trying too hard to copy.
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The ensuing controversy overshadowed the strong reviews and may have hurt the film's Oscar chances.
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He said he had "tarnished" the games and overshadowed the fans and other athletes competing.
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Its moral triumphs were overshadowed by the occasions when it was at its very worst.
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Obama's summit was suddenly overshadowed by the very people he claimed were not real Muslims.
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Oil rose 2697 percent as supply disruptions in Canada and elsewhere overshadowed fears of oversupply.
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The musical accomplishments can end up overshadowed by even the slightest hint of biographical detail.
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Rivera said her "noble gesture" of visiting the kids was overshadowed by her wardrobe choice.
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But UPS' aggressive forecasts are still overshadowed by the U.S. Postal Service's own holiday expectations.
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Often overshadowed by Amsterdam, Utrecht in the Netherlands has castles, cathedrals, and a charming riverfront.
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Since Iran's 1979 revolution, the country's rich culture has been overshadowed by its ruthless politics.
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He had played well in the thirst three games but was overshadowed by Allen's performance.
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Both interventions led to speculation of a leadership challenge and overshadowed most of the conference.
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Seemingly fearful of being overshadowed by her father, Keiko did nothing to speed his release.
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But the performance of the currency seems to be overshadowed by what's happening in politics.
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But Bryant's final farewell has been partially overshadowed by the drama involving Azalea and Young.
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And here's The Hill's Jordan Fabian on how Obama's Cuba trip was overshadowed by Brussels.
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Trump's announcement was widely overshadowed by the confirmation battle surrounding Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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They won 30 F.I.V.B. medals but were routinely overshadowed by Walsh Jennings and May-Treanor.
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A month ago Alabama's oldest HBCU, was little known, overshadowed by historically significant Tuskegee University.
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The last decade of economic growth has almost overshadowed the sting of the Great Recession.
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But speculation of a Senate campaign had been overshadowed recently by rumors that former Rep.
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Lake Iseo is perhaps northern Italy's least famous lake, overshadowed by the neighboring Lake Garda.
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This clear-cut warning completely overshadowed the rhetoric about unity and it was vintage Trump.
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BUT, President Trump's wild press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin largely overshadowed her appearance.
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But being those boys, the joys contained within a brand new game overshadowed everything else.
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But even what good is here is overshadowed by the loot box-driven progression system.
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All of those successes, though, have been overshadowed by Facebook's naïveté on politics and media.
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But her feat was quickly overshadowed by a mysterious competitor dressed as a T-Rex.
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Her costumed feat was quickly overshadowed by a mysterious competitor in a T-Rex costume.
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Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump have the surest staying power, despite being overshadowed early on.
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Netflix (NFLX) declined 4% as blockbuster subscriber growth was overshadowed by weaker-than-expected revenue.
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ICE is made up of three major offices, one of which has overshadowed the others.
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The slight miss overshadowed the company's earnings beat and its higher full-year earnings forecast.
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Many commentators assume this is because Mr. Trump's divisive personality has overshadowed the strong economy.
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The cover-up and chaotic aftermath overshadowed any good he may have done as president.
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How he scandalized is overshadowed, the actual work — more complicated than a simple declaration — overlooked.
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He for years rejected allowing even medical marijuana, declaring that its dangers overshadowed its benefits.
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Those close to him say the sensational manner of his disappearance has overshadowed his legacy.
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All the money and attention showered on Cornell Tech has, at times, overshadowed other schools.
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In the end, Ms. Tejada's concerns about being overshadowed by other tech offerings were moot.
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The offer overshadowed an already momentous day, as lawmakers began voting on eight alternative plans.
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However, your talent was unfortunately overshadowed by the lack of energy and effort you displayed.
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Such questions were overshadowed by the subsequent failures of the accident crew on Flight 610.
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But by the time the debate ended three hours later, he had been greatly overshadowed.
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Paul's performance was often overshadowed by Cranston's during the series's run, but he's phenomenal here.
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"Whatever benefits they had have been greatly overshadowed by the nicotine addiction 2018," Gottlieb said.
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However, any potential benefits to adults have been overshadowed by the surge in teen use.
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A decline in same-store sales, an important measure for retailers, overshadowed the earnings beat.
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This has overshadowed pretty much everything else that may or may not have happened today.
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Mike Pence (R-Ind.) overshadowed his own endorsement of Cruz by complimenting Trump last Friday.
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The review overshadowed a proposed fee hike for some of the most popular national parks.
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The recent election was overshadowed by reports of police brutality, deaths and post-election unrest.
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But it has been overshadowed by Funko, a fast-growing toy company in Everett, Wash.
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Both men rely heavily on evangelical support, but they have been overshadowed by other candidates.
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In 2017, sibling rivalry overshadowed the family Christmas card, which was revealed in daily installments.
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Concrete political and economic questions in Pakistan have often been overshadowed by charisma and slogans.
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The sexual abuse of nuns has been the Catholic Church's long overshadowed scandal, until now.
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Instead, this cautious optimism was overshadowed by frenzied talk of the imminent Thieu-Ky confrontation.
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The antics of the bad boy of tennis have overshadowed his on-court performances this year.
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At the same time, it requires industrially doable structures that are not overshadowed by political wishes.
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The scandal has overshadowed Iceland's impressive comeback from one of the world's most extreme banking crisis.
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It was so much partisanship that it overshadowed Strzok&aposs testimony and made the lawmakers (Inaudible).
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The imbroglio overshadowed Tesla hitting its production targets for the Model 3 for the first time.
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It was also my boyfriend's birthday, and the celebration was overshadowed by the impending bad news.
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RHP Brandon McCarthy had a solid outing although he was overshadowed by the Dodgers' offensive show.
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The upbeat forecast overshadowed lackluster first-quarter results - both sales and profit fell during the period.
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But Trump late Tuesday complained that his victory was being overshadowed by the Democratic primary results.
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Sometimes the broader themes simply get overshadowed by an account of another round of cliffhanger meetings.
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But all that is currently being overshadowed by a bigger local story: an embarrassing mayoral election.
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Love it or hate it, the campaign has totally overshadowed Mr Duterte's eight months in office.
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South African equities fell 0.3% as gains among materials were overshadowed by a decline in financials.
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Lesbian contributions to gay life and liberation have long been overshadowed, including in the art world.
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For Anglo-Canada, dominant within Canada but overshadowed by America, cultural diversity itself is the trunk.
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Clinton, on the other hand, suffered a significant, if overshadowed, leak about her previously private speeches.
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This year, Khloé's amazing Storm costume (from X-Men) was overshadowed by an unfortunately familiar controversy.
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But those discussions were quickly overshadowed by the unusual debate over the fundamentals of American government.
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Her life has for too long been overshadowed by the tragedy orchestrated by a raging psychopath.
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The feat has been overshadowed, though, by doping scandals reignited before Gatlin even hits the track.
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But he hasn't escaped scrutiny from the controversy that has overshadowed his second term as governor.
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On May 16th Dr Mahathir's exertions to form a cabinet were overshadowed by Mr Anwar's release.
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Others are actually pretty good, but were always overshadowed by their older siblings, the original movies.
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Many creators also felt their contributions were under-valued or overshadowed by the network's top performers.
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That exchange was largely overshadowed by Trump's claim he was "smart" for trying to avoid taxes.
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Yesterday, it introduced eight other seasonal menu items that certainly shouldn't be overshadowed by the PSL.
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"The news has certainly overshadowed much of the euro zone economic data this morning," she said.
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The Mets' 12th win in their last 283 games was overshadowed by a pair of injuries.
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Whatever the artistic intention, it was overshadowed already by the challenge now proposed to the public.
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Hopefully it won't always be overshadowed as we try to rectify the mistakes of someone else.
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Almost overshadowed by the sartorial splendor is the fact that the Norwegians are very good curlers.
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Yet more often than not, those experiences were overshadowed by a feeling of deep-seated discomfort.
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O'Malley attempted to position himself as the progressive alternative to Clinton, but was overshadowed by Sen.
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Context: The hearings were overshadowed by other news stories, including the terrorist attack in New York.
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The upbeat forecast overshadowed lackluster first-quarter results — both sales and profit fell during the period.
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But it was overshadowed by what happened in Ukraine and the decision to go into Crimea.
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But the Bulldogs' regular-season success has been overshadowed by campus outrage toward the basketball program.
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Kasich has avoided the nastiness that's overshadowed the GOP race so far, but that's ending now.
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PepsiCo fell 1.7 percent as weaker-than-expected margins overshadowed a quarterly profit that beat estimates.
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Tweets and scandals have overshadowed the actions of the first year, along with many other stories.
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All of these character traits are unfortunately overshadowed by the fact that he had pugilistic Parkinson's.
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The voting was overshadowed most of the day by bitter sparring between the two top Republicans.
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But the sensational nature of Trump's comments means all of those issues will be utterly overshadowed.
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But these new tools risk being overshadowed by the biggest weakness this trade war against China.
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It's filled with half-built robots and electronics, overshadowed by a giant collage of humanoid photos.
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But the issue has been overshadowed by what many Republicans see as Trump's self-inflicted controversies.
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So far, the emails have been overshadowed by the mounting accusations of sexual misconduct against Trump.
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Apple beat Q4 sales and profit targets as a wearables surge overshadowed the ongoing iPhone funk.
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For Democrats, it was an ominous sign of troubling trends to come, overshadowed by Obama's rout.
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However, trouble arose years later when it was later overshadowed by competitors like Amazon and Wayfair.
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The bearish gasoline data overshadowed a 1.7 million-barrel drawdown in U.S. crude stocks, analysts said.
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Zappa was an early example of a brand of celebrity in which notoriety overshadowed professional accomplishment.
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In other words, their victories are overshadowed by the specter of trying to have it all.
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Mr. Fillon served as an overshadowed prime minister when Nicolas Sarkozy was president from 2007-12.
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Mr. Trump's broad criticism of the democratic system overshadowed his own insistent efforts to put Mrs.
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But before being literally overshadowed, these Art Deco treasures were once icons of downtown Los Angeles.
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Trump also said that the bomb scare had overshadowed his proposal to reduce prescription drug prices.
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Even insightful data can at times be overshadowed by an external event that overshadows everything else.
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It was perhaps America's most notorious court case until O.J. Simpson's 1995 murder trial overshadowed it.
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Wall's eventual clutch shooting (see below) overshadowed him going only 9-for-25 from the field.
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Yet the theme that overshadowed all others — through its sheer urgency — was that of cultural destruction.
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For Australians, Holt's brief time in office was massively overshadowed by the mystery of his death.
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BARBAGALLO I don't like being tokenized or feeling that other parts of my person are overshadowed.
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Until recently, painting was a pastime, overshadowed by his career of discovering and selling other artists.
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But Mr. Edwards has another theory: His death was overshadowed by that of another young star.
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The decision received scant media attention, in part because it was overshadowed by the emerging epidemic.
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Political and cultural partitions that they had long overlooked at worship time now overshadowed every service.
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Mr. Kushner's aides acknowledge his work could be overshadowed by a breakdown in talks over Nafta.
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But any critical message for Mr. Sisi was overshadowed by Mr. Trump's praise for his rule.
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Still, night one of the debates will likely be overshadowed by the fireworks of night two.
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Not only in terms of race and gender, but in often more overshadowed characteristics like age.
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Those close to Mr. Holt say the sensational nature of his disappearance has overshadowed his legacy.
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Boston has been overshadowed frequently by the Lightning, who dominated the East during the regular season.
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She was often overshadowed by other candidates and occasionally was a victim of the news cycle.
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McCartney called Monday's transactions "abnormal" as conditions surrounding free agency were overshadowed by the coronavirus pandemic.
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But the building's significance has been overshadowed by charges of government corruption, embezzlement and money laundering.
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It conveyed the complexities of organized crime, but not in a way that overshadowed the victims.
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But the city's robust classical-music scene is still overshadowed by those of Berlin and Munich.
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To some extent, Microsoft's success in the cloud has overshadowed its struggles in the mobile market.
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It's all about Jesse, a beloved character who was nevertheless overshadowed by Walt throughout the series.
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Trump's response to the raid has largely overshadowed a series of pressing issues for the administration.
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Qassem Soleimani has overshadowed the third presidential impeachment trial in U.S. history, at least for now.
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The general's popularity overshadowed that of the civilian government, which has been troubled by corruption allegations.
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The build in gasoline and distillates overshadowed a much-bigger-than-expected draw in crude inventories.
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A teachable moment becomes a larger lesson The donation drive overshadowed Florence's 5th birthday last Friday.
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All would be overshadowed if Steve Bullock, Montana's Democratic governor, were to run for the Senate.
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"I hate to see it overshadowed" by the controversy over his decision to kneel, Brooks said.
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Though incentives to spur industry to action also exist, they are overshadowed by these "red lights".
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CMC Chairman Simon Waugh said results for the year had been "somewhat overshadowed" by regulatory proposals.
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"Yes, it's annoying," Cline said about the feeling of an overshadowed first-in-the-nation primary.
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Were the needs and priorities of women of color overshadowed by the priorities of white women?
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The parade car has been overshadowed in recent times by flashier floats and double-decker buses.
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South African equities fell 0.3% as gains among materials were overshadowed by a decline in financials.
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Russia's doping problems have overshadowed the participation of more than 160 of its athletes in Korea.
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Olivier Vernon, New York Giants DE Despite 25.5 sacks in three seasons as a starter, Vernon had been overshadowed by better-known teammates like Cam Wake and Ndamukong Suh—overshadowed, that is, until Vernon signed a five-year, $85 million contract with the New York Giants.
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The alarm over painkillers and heroin is justified, but it has overshadowed another worsening drug problem: methamphetamine.
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Remember, don&apost forget, this week, what happened in Duluth was sort of overshadowed by this event.
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I don't like how my favorite holiday, Thanksgiving, is constantly being overshadowed by Christmas and New Years.
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"The timing of the discovery is unfortunate as it is overshadowed by the recent politics," Fishman says.
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Oil was up about 5003 percent as supply disruptions in Canada and elsewhere overshadowed fears of oversupply.
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The only voice missing was the one that has long overshadowed these debates—the National Rifle Association.
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The global growth worries overshadowed generally solid economic data on the U.S. labor market and worker productivity.
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" Ali continued, "An excellent and poignant thought was unfortunately overshadowed by voicing the word in its fullness.
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It's unfair for A Wrinkle In Time's moment to be overshadowed by the success of Black Panther.
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But worries over the U.S. election largely overshadowed the upbeat China data and other events this week.
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Nevertheless, the situation we now find ourselves in is undeniably overshadowed by a huge imbalance of power.
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The disappointing end for the Celtics overshadowed their spirited comeback from a 65-45 third-quarter deficit.
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"Time for more fairness" read posters; "NRWir" (NRWe) was another slogan; schools and childcare overshadowed other themes.
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And while the tropical landscape is spectacular, somehow it's seriously overshadowed by Star's own body of work.
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After all of these concessions were made, the album's release date overshadowed the controversy: September 11, 2001.
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The college basketball regular season can be overshadowed by the excitement of single-elimination play in March.
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The weak same-store sales overshadowed quarterly revenues that matched expectations and a profit that beat estimates.
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Overshadowed by its bilateral boondoggles and multilateral innovations, China's relationship with the incumbent IFIs has been warming.
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Another baseball misstep Drake's tweet marks the second time this week controversial comments have overshadowed the postseason.
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Another baseball misstep Drake's tweet marks the second time this week controversial comments have overshadowed the postseason.
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Oil was up over 3 percent as supply disruptions in Canada and elsewhere overshadowed fears of oversupply.
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His prodigious work was overshadowed by his own misdeeds when Mair was hanged for embezzlement in 1579.
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Brexit has overshadowed the impact of monetary policy, the usual driver for currency performance, on the pound.
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But it was overshadowed by a Sunday Trump rally, which attracted a reported 15,000 to 20,000 people.
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Both benchmarks fell sharply on Tuesday as worries about a slowing global economy overshadowed OPEC supply cuts.
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Once again the actual realities of the Kardashians have overshadowed the reality of Rob & Chyna this week.
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Accenture's revenue forecast overshadowed a better-than-expected net revenue for the third quarter ended May 31.
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But these moments are far overshadowed by the disjointed mess that is the movie as a whole.
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Yet any tensions between Francis and Trump will surely be overshadowed by the terror attack in Manchester.
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These policy positions should be highlighted, rather than overshadowed by front page news stories about bathroom debates.
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For Tyndall, these sorts of stories are encouraging but ultimately overshadowed by the number of people dying.
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The lackluster guidance overshadowed the company's comfortable quarterly revenue and profit beat in the holiday shopping season.
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Adobe —Adobe shares dipped 249 percent as the company's weak earnings guidance overshadowed its strong quarterly numbers.
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Moreover, so-called "legacy" issues of wars like the one in Vietnam are overshadowed by current events.
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Modi rode to power on a reformist platform, but it has been overshadowed by his nationalist pageantry.
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Honourable Mention: Nacer Chadli, scorer of an excellent goal himself, albeit one overshadowed by Alli's purebred belter.
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But Mars was overshadowed as soon as Beyoncé came on stage with her amazing army of dancers.
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With both teams destined to miss the playoffs, the game was overshadowed by Monday's NHL trade deadline.
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But Maduro is by no means the first politician whose night out has been overshadowed by politics.
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Engie shares fell more than four percent as weaker-than-expected 2018 earnings overshadowed the strategy announcements.
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McGregor's victory was so impressive—and so historically important—that it overshadowed all others on the card.
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"I used a poor word choice that may have overshadowed that positive message for some," Winston said.
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Intense media coverage of Harvey last week overshadowed several key developments in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Spanish banks have had their latest results partially overshadowed in the wake of Catalonia's push for independence.
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Europe's Green parties have been around for a long time, but typically are overshadowed by mainstream parties.
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But while accepting the award on Thursday, Bee said the remark had overshadowed a much larger issue.
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In his interview with the Post, Sterling indicates that the affair with Risen overshadowed his own case.
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Going into 2017, Europe was mostly overshadowed by political uncertainty with three key elections on the horizon.
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This year, Kaine and Pence are heavily overshadowed by the politicians at the top of the ticket.
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To avoid having its veterans overshadowed by food, the government pushed the turkey and stuffing to October.
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Critics complain that concerns about conservative extremists are often overshadowed by higher profile concerns about Islamic extremism.
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Trump's state visit to Japan a week earlier was largely overshadowed by his repeated criticism of Biden.
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Their efforts were overshadowed by rumors of match-fixing that pretty much shut down any serious competition.
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Fortunately for the film, most of its shortcomings are overshadowed by the camaraderie shared by the cast.
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Data showed large weekly builds in U.S. petroleum products that overshadowed a surprise draw in crude stockpiles.
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When Cramer dug into his homework, he found that the positives were overshadowed by weak headline numbers.
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It was a remarkable feat — and one he quickly overshadowed by posting 22001 points the following season.
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But Black Panther's footage was so good it overshadowed nearly everything else that happened during the panel.
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The embassy opening is also overshadowed by mass demonstrations in the Gaza strip and the West bank.
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Foo Fighters obviously overshadowed Snakefarm on the night, but that's not likely why no one remembers Snakefarm.
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That figure also overshadowed the combined production of the Model S and X, which stood at 24,761.
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It overshadowed a lot of my talents and a lot of things that I worked hard for.
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In many ways that's the story of the Trump presidency itself -- everything has been overshadowed by Russia.
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Bob Weinstein has been a successful producer for decades but was long overshadowed by his older brother.
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Perhaps that awareness is even stronger than ours, because it cannot possibly be overshadowed by any thought.
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For them, the hunt for an apartment, important as it is, often feels trivial, overshadowed by grief.
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Any satisfaction at the arrival of desperately needed aid was overshadowed by the enduring terror of bombardment.
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The violence in South Africa has overshadowed the conference of the World Economic Forum in Cape Town.
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Though India outperformed its rival that day, the thrice-delayed match was overshadowed, quite literally, by pollution.
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But the win was overshadowed by Kevin Durant's injury, which could keep him out through next season.
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The abrupt way he decided to withdraw from Syria overshadowed the military victories against the Islamic State.
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And even if it has, any improvements keep getting overshadowed by enormous missteps — like Friday's announced hack.
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Complaints about delayed trains, jam-packed platforms and violent crime were briefly overshadowed by Mr. Kiffin's compassion.
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Bong was here in 2017 with "Okja," which was overshadowed by a controversy involving its distributor, Netflix.
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"There are lots of good actors here who get overshadowed in a case like this," she said.
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Concerns over the financial and market impact of the virus overshadowed backward-looking employment and trade data.
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It's disappointing that some of the best parts of the game are overshadowed by the copious shootouts.
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Their flaws are a given, overshadowed by the more important question of whether and how they'll triumph.
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E.S.T. Long overshadowed by its dolled-up big sister across the Bay, Oakland is its own town.
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President Trump's executive order on immigration overshadowed almost everything else in the first week of his tenure.
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If not, have any of your holiday celebrations ever been overshadowed by something outside of your control?
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Because of this, it's set at a lower price point and often overshadowed by the other towns.
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This overshadowed a 19 percent reduction in fuel costs and a 7.3 percent increase in passenger traffic.
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The good that was being done got overshadowed by opinion, actually — inaccurate opinion about a personal matter.
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While overshadowed by Watergate, the Nixon campaign's intervention in the peace talks has captivated historians for years.
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"The historic buildings that made the neighborhood charming were being overshadowed by the new developments," she said.
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" This section of Trump's speech was overshadowed by his declaration that "Iran appears to be standing down.
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He bemoaned the fact that it was all overshadowed by the frenzy back in Washington over impeachment.
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But this early popularity is overshadowed by the group&aposs later fame among self-proclaimed music aficionados.
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Yet all that music is nearly overshadowed by a single moment: Phish's annual midnight New Year's stunt.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Higher expenses and flat revenues overshadowed better than expected quarterly profit for Standard Chartered (STAN.
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May's conspicuous absence at Wednesday's debate overshadowed the event as her opponents criticized her for running scared.
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Muscat's time in office was overshadowed by an investigation in the death of a journalist in 2017.
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Some voters say the power of a symbolic first is overshadowed by anxiety about defeating Mr. Trump.
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And while they might be overshadowed by the Voyager probes, they were pretty significant in their achievements.
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Our memory of Lincoln's economic vision is overshadowed by his renown success in fighting to end slavery.
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Leveraged loans to companies cutting expenses and improving terms far overshadowed lending to support mergers and acquisitions.
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For me, any other positives of the Obama presidency have been overshadowed by the folly of Obamacare.
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Mr. Trump has long chafed at the Russia investigation, which overshadowed the first years of his presidency.
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When Trump has participated in policy discussions, his fixation with impeachment has often overshadowed the intended subject.
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Among the many things that have been lost or overshadowed was a long, proud history of confectionery.
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He starred in 1989, when the A's won a championship, but was overshadowed by more famous teammates.
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It wasn't like some past bombshell debates, with one catastrophic or shocking moment that overshadowed the rest.
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A look at the work of the royal Fahrelnissa Zeid, a story overshadowed by tragedy and rootlessness.
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Even the company's Nook e-book reader has been largely overshadowed by Amazon's Kindle and other tablets.
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His "America First" policies and the U.S.-China trade war have overshadowed debates at recent G20 meetings.
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Or perhaps football in Wales is doomed to remain forever overshadowed by the hulking figure of rugby.
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Throughout the night, hosts Michael Che and Colin Jost were largely overshadowed by the presenters around them.
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That overshadowed data showing the consumer confidence index rose to 58.3 points in August from 56.5 in July.
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Instead, it was overshadowed by some of the worst aspects of WWE's past: drugs, concussions, and employee abuse.
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The outrageous headlines the act generated overshadowed everything he had allegedly done to bring her to that point.
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Still, it seems, now that the film is out, Kloepfer's story is overshadowed by the image of Bundy.
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For obvious reasons, her charge of criminal conduct by the president has overshadowed the rest of the book.
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Diana became one of the most photographed (and talked-about) people in the world, and Charles felt overshadowed.
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The staggered progress of U.S. tax reform legislation overshadowed the impact of upbeat economic data on the dollar.
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Unilever shares fell 257.05 percent as the sales miss overshadowed full-year earnings that were ahead of expectations.
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The earnings season also saw some heavyweight tech companies posting disappointing results which have overshadowed strong economic data.
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It leaves us wondering if everything about the show will be overshadowed by poor treatment of serious events.
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Typically in the Trump era, with a fast-paced news cycle, one crisis soon gets overshadowed by another.
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Cameron's anti-corruption drive has been overshadowed by his own scandal in the wake of the Panama Papers.
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Overshadowed by Brexit, the veto was barely reported in France, but it sent shock-waves through the Balkans.
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The controversy nearly overshadowed Kardashian West's other show-stopping Halloween looks — she also dressed as Madonna and Cher.
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The issue had overshadowed the presidential race as the candidates prepared to campaign across South Carolina for Rep.
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We get trained to think of men as true literary artists, and female writers wind up being overshadowed.
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Also: Why Oscar mix-ups symbolise how independent films such as Moonlight are overshadowed by the big studios.
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A home is overshadowed by towering smoke plumes as the Camp fire burns through Paradise on Nov. 8.
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Analysts at Nomura said concerns over the potential DOJ inquiry "overshadowed the noteworthy developer conference" for Apple Monday.
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The somewhat forgotten story, overshadowed by the adoption, is why Bear 402 — 503's biological mother — abandoned him.
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The review was announced during last month's Australian Open, which was often overshadowed by reports about match fixing.
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Unfortunately, stalling Chinese and global production growth is currently being overshadowed by anemic demand, not least in China.
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It was only overshadowed by the fact that her fairy godmother was played by the incomparable Whitney Houston.
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Princess Diana's legacy is often overshadowed by her untimely death — but her friends are remembering the happy times.
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But that was all overshadowed by Trump's refusal to commit to accepting the result of the 2016 election.
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Black Widow's sacrifice goes practically forgotten as she gets overshadowed by her male teammate, even after their deaths.
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She's overshadowed not only by her Democratic counterpart, Bill Clinton, the 42nd president, but by her own stepdaughter.
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Her appearance was overshadowed by something everyone had known for weeks: Mrs Szydlo was on her way out.
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A few months prior, a guy with stickers on his face overshadowed Clinton's victory in the Iowa caucuses.
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In China, any headway Tesla's made for electric is overshadowed by an expanding list of homegrown electric carmakers.
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While the U.S. central bank's meeting should grab headlines, the meeting could be overshadowed by the U.S. election.
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The film, however, has been overshadowed by renewed attention on Parker's involvement in a 1999 college rape case.
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Milne also came to resent his creation, believing that the children's books overshadowed his other, more serious work.
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France is the latest nation to see a major election overshadowed by accusations of manipulation through cyber hacking.
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Unfortunately, stalling Chinese and global production growth is currently being overshadowed by anaemic demand, not least in China.
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Africa is traditionally overshadowed by more urgent issues, and the Trump administration has so far been hands-off.
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Needless to say, his invention of the telegraph overshadowed his strides in photography, and the rest is history.
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Germano said she's worried that Gillibrand's concerns about Mattis are being overshadowed by her opposition to his waiver.
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Davutoglu, officially party leader but overshadowed by Erdogan, has struggled to establish his own voice in the AKP.
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But now, trading weakness has overshadowed prospects of deregulation for the bank stocks, putting them in uneasy territory.
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But these same officials also concede that gets way overshadowed by the not-normal dimension of most days.
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The data overshadowed unemployment rate slipping back below 4 percent and the best annual wage growth since 2009.
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The most important human rights story of the week seems to have been largely overshadowed by political headlines.
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Performances from The Weeknd and Little Mix were somewhat overshadowed by Drake and Rhianna's raunchy, eye-popping duet.
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But plans for repatriation may be overshadowed by the importance of a greater Chinese-Italian partnership at play.
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The price of oil, one of Canada's major exports, fell as growth concerns overshadowed support from tighter supply.
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When it was suggested, here, that he had overshadowed the GOP's rapid-response team, both parties lashed out.
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These concerns overshadowed earlier gains in the week, which were triggered by hopes of producers freezing output levels.
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"Economic data is being overshadowed by earnings and the fluidity of economic policy," said said State Street's Arone.
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The immediate aftermath of this fight , however, was remarkable—so remarkable it overshadowed everything else on the show.
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The outlook overshadowed third-quarter revenue, which beat analysts' estimates, and a loss that was smaller than expected.
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I didn't, but the producing really overshadowed it because of what it did and where it took me.
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Overshadowed by her mother—who uses her primarily as a tool to elicit sympathy—she is neglected emotionally.
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Despite some progress, Waymo's promise of a driverless future has seemed destined to be forever overshadowed by stagnation.
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Despite her Olympic gold medal, Muhammad had been overshadowed by the rapidly improving McLaughlin since the Rio Games.
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The hearings received wall-to-wall coverage on cable news and largely overshadowed the president's summit in Vietnam.
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In her acceptance speech, Gough lamented the lack of diversity among nominees - an issue that overshadowed February's Oscars.
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Babcock dropped 6.8 percent as concerns over UK defence spending overshadowed first-half earnings in line with expectations.
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But the second, last year, was overshadowed by the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, a journalist, by Saudi agents.
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That revelation overshadowed a bigger-than-expected jump in supermarket sales for the three months to end-September.
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But these small liberalising steps were overshadowed by the arbitrary locking up of feminists, plutocrats and many others.
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Unfashionable and overlooked in the east Midlands, they had been overshadowed by their city's Europe-conquering rugby team.
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But if you're looking for a frosty vacation, Finland is often overshadowed by Iceland as a nordic destination.
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The investigation has overshadowed Hillary Clinton's campaign to become the Democratic Party's candidate in the November presidential election.
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However, its efforts have been overshadowed by a number of food safety incidents and a payment system breach.
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Buttigieg held his own Thursday night but his performance was overshadowed by the kerfuffle between Harris and Biden.
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Regulatory measures that the Trump administration may take afterwards overshadowed Amazon's prospect which make the nightmare not invulnerable.
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However, those claims have been overshadowed in recent days by sexual misconduct allegations from two women against Kavanaugh.
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Disorganization within the campaign led to a deeply embarrassing moment that overshadowed much of the Republican National Convention.
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But this time, the executions have been overshadowed by the hanging of six Taliban prisoners on May 8.
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In an internationally practiced sport often overshadowed by shows of hyper-aggression and sneering dominance, it is refreshing.
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Their past rivalry appeared all but forgotten, or at least overshadowed by the stakes of a presidential race.
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America has a strong common narrative — but it has been largely overshadowed by fear and incendiary political tactics.
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And shifting taste is making it possible to reassess the creativity and innovation of designers too long overshadowed.
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Human rights groups say they worry that the improved ties have overshadowed Vietnam's continuing abuses of civil liberties.
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In recent months, however, Mr. Pruitt's policy efforts were overshadowed by a running stream of alleged ethics violations.
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Other potentially consequential disclosures relating to Dr. Blasey's claims were quickly overshadowed in a day of continuing developments.
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The update on the deal's timing overshadowed the company's fourth quarter financial results, which topped Wall Street's targets.
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The men are underdogs, overshadowed by the wealth of Paris St.-Germain and the rest of Europe's elite.
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Injuries to Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson overshadowed the loss and leave the Warriors with an uncertain future.
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It also overshadowed preparations in Philadelphia for Clinton's coronation as the nominee to face Trump in the Nov.
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This was really, really overshadowed by the presidential race, but there was also a Senate primary in Indiana!
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She not only completely overshadowed the game itself and blew the electricity, but she also looked completely comfortable.
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Other chefs would have worried that their precious food would be overshadowed by the rest of the production.
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Some observers said the North's charm offensive had won the day, while American officials appeared obstinate and overshadowed.
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He overshadowed the Lady Macbeth of the soprano Anna Pirozzi, whose principal asset was a brilliant upper range.
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The scandal was soon overshadowed by revelations of Mr. Clinton's affair with a White House intern, Monica Lewinsky.
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But, in the end, he was merely a blip in New Hampshire, overshadowed by the top-tier candidates.
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Now the latest is that Trump's Korean diplomacy has completely collapsed, but it's being overshadowed by Iran news.
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Leonov's achievement overshadowed American astronaut Ed White's second-place spacewalk during the Gemini 4 mission in June 1965.
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Foreign media picked up the story, which overshadowed Mr Putin's summit with Xi Jinping, China's president, that week.
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Sherrod Brown -- opposed the legislation, all citing free speech concerns that overshadowed their opposition to the boycott efforts.
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The series was overshadowed by the riots in Los Angeles after the Rodney King verdicts were handed down.
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Carmelo Anthony scored 33 points on Friday, but he was overshadowed by Denver's Nikola Jokic, who scored 40.
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The September euphoria also overshadowed the lackluster response from political leaders in what remains a deeply conservative country.
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But his efforts have often been overshadowed by his role in exposing and exploiting racial fissures in America.
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Elsewhere in finance: UBS's strong first-quarter earnings were overshadowed by the bank's wealth-management unit missing estimates.
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The Virgin annunciate, usually overshadowed by the altarpiece's more colorful panels, appears here as a stand-alone masterpiece.
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The coronavirus worries overshadowed expectations for accelerated U.S. exports to China, particularly of pork, the country's favorite meat.
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That overshadowed the release of better-than-expected industrial output and fixed-asset investment data out of China.
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Even though the loss was historic, the score was overshadowed by two missed call that hurt the Patriots.
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But even that major crime is overshadowed when two local girls go missing and everyone fears the worst.
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The move also improves the odds for restaurants and chefs in states that have been overshadowed, he said.
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Impeachment has overshadowed the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, which is suddenly an afterthought on cable news.
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By denying Ms. Clark, the board overshadowed his decision, at least until her next scheduled hearing, in 2019.
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Others tried sharing examples of Mendieta's work so not to be overshadowed by the story of her death.
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This case has been overshadowed by pending Supreme Court cases on issues more central to the public conversation.
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However, his glittering humanitarian legacy is overshadowed by the Rwanda genocide and the UN's response to the tragedy.
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Setting precedent Four fraternity pledge deaths in 2017 overshadowed the case against Pi Delta Psi and its members.
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That overshadowed the vetoing of Russia sanctions by the White House -- a huge story on any other day.
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The findings are unlikely to end debate over the legitimacy of the probes that have overshadowed his presidency.
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"Nordstrom's update will be overshadowed by speculation over whether or not the company will go private," Saunders said.
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He was overshadowed by the two illustrious governors who immediately preceded him: Alfred E. Smith and Franklin Roosevelt.
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The crisis has overshadowed Saudi Arabia's flagship investment conference, which began in Riyadh as Erdogan spoke in Ankara.
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Di Maio has been overshadowed by the more charismatic Salvini, whose League is now polling at about 33%.
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Some critics argued that things like story and character development were overshadowed by the mysteries of the show.
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Some of the exhibitions on my list have tended to be overshadowed by more attention-grabbing shows nearby.
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Others were concerned that the magnanimous move overshadowed the troubling extent to which Tesla can command customers' cars.
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It was to be Mr. Sobell's lot to spend much of his life overshadowed by his co-defendants.
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I think that our community is incredibly strong, but it's often overshadowed by our state and its reputation.
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There were moments when the lack of agency given to female characters really overshadowed the action for me.
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But Mr. Saikawa also made clear that Nissan did not intend to be overshadowed by its French partner.
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We see the cycle of economics and labor that is often overshadowed by the beauty of an artwork.
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Look at it, it's five meters wide, and it's mostly overshadowed, but I've got a lot happening there.
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This has ended up getting a bit overshadowed, politically, by other immigration-related controversies in the Trump era.
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But those lessons might be overshadowed by a more mundane one: namely, that the sport's statutes clearly need updating.
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Often overshadowed by India and China, Southeast Asia's digital economy is tipped for major growth over the next decade.
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It is the latest in a series of assaults that have overshadowed France's prison system in the past week.
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Third-quarter earnings season has been overshadowed by sell-offs across global markets and sharp downgrades to corporate estimates.
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The thing here in France is that as a chef you are overshadowed by a lot of big names.
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Jason Momoa gives us a gloriously badass Aquaman, even if he's somewhat overshadowed by Ezra Miller as the Flash.
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The Italian crisis overshadowed Tuesday's U.S. data on housing and consumer confidence which overall were positive for the economy.
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Even on Saturday, Thomas's moment was slightly overshadowed by a reporter questioning the legality of the team's skin suits.
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WISE investors know that winning bets shine more brightly if they are not overshadowed by big loss-making trades.
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Warren's candidacy has lately been overshadowed by that of fellow progressive Sanders, whom she has mostly declined to criticize.
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Yet the suffering in the Arab world's poorest country has been overshadowed by the far bloodier conflict in Syria.
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The two IPOs' being far apart could allow Lyft to pitch investors without fretting about being overshadowed by Uber.
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As with Scott Pruitt, former head of the Environmental Protection Agency, such scandals have overshadowed the agency's actual activities.
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It's often overshadowed by "we were on a break" — the most unacceptable of "excuses" — even though it's remarkably awful.
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But there's something else about the 50-year-old that sometimes gets overshadowed: She never takes herself too seriously.
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The possibility of a rate rise from the Federal Reserve this month overshadowed President Donald Trump's speech to Congress.
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But the company is "increasingly being overshadowed by other players, such as Instagram, Snapchat and Facebook Messenger," she said.
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But this information is immediately overshadowed but what John says next: that Natalie (Jessica Treska) and Amma were friends.
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Portrayals of ordinary Palestinian life are often overshadowed by Israel's occupation, and complicated by political rivalries among Palestinian groups.
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And it will be overshadowed and likely influenced by the GOP presidential primary, which is also the same day.
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KENNETH KUNINMontreal During her life Frida Kahlo was indeed overshadowed by her husband Diego Rivera ("Evolutionary tales", October 29th).
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That controversy nearly overshadowed the film, which has earned Jolie by far the best reviews of her directorial career.
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His second appearance might have been even sharper, but he was overshadowed by that night's host — one Donald Trump.
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And the slur against Mr. Cruz was largely overshadowed by the coverage of the next day's New Hampshire primary.
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South I can't help but feel that the victories of today will be overshadowed by the battle to come.
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But buzz for the film was overshadowed due to a renewed attention on a college rape case involving Parker.
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The company was the second highest-profile technology IPO on Thursday, overshadowed in hype by social site Pinterest (PINS).
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Its U.S. shale production rose 21% during the quarter, but was overshadowed by sharply weaker oil and gas prices.
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These overshadowed the otherwise arguably positive economic releases, including one of Janet Yellen's allegedly favorite indicators, the JOLTS report.
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Amazon's recent profit "outperformance" has overshadowed other issues like revenue deceleration and regulatory scrutiny, analysts at J.P. Morgan said.
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But his life was once again overshadowed by his childhood fame when he left for boarding school in 1930.
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The two IPOs being far apart could allow Lyft to pitch investors without fretting about being overshadowed by Uber.
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Overshadowed in her lifetime by her famous husband, Max Ernst, the American painter gets a major retrospective in Madrid.
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It is the once overshadowed starred that is now shining: Israeli actress Gal Gadot and her "Wonder Woman" franchise.
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He has already overshadowed his performance last season, when he had 24 goals in 82 games with the Hurricanes.
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In his letter, Surbaugh said Trump's speech had overshadowed the rest of the jamboree and its focus on Scouting.
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Bank of America's profit and revenue beats were overshadowed by net interest income falling short of expectations, analysts said.
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Mr Cianci's escapades (often thuggish and sometimes illegal) and his quips (which also became famous) frequently overshadowed his accomplishments.
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Yet according to this recent poll, their efforts may be significantly overshadowed by the damaging realities of extreme weather.
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Xi's visit to Mar-a-Lago was largely overshadowed by Trump's decision to launch a missile strike on Syria.
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The downfall here is the flavor, which isn't horrendous, but is overshadowed by the Firefly 2 and the Crafty.
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The A400M overshadowed a narrower-than-expected drop in 2016 core earnings as Airbus delivered a record 688 jetliners.
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Caterpillar's strong performance in the March quarter was overshadowed by concerns that rising materials costs could hurt its margins.
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Johnson said the news didn't get the attention it deserved last fall because Trump's Access Hollywood tape overshadowed it.
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However, the good news was overshadowed by Apple's warning of a sharp fall in revenues in the current quarter.
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In a game that was overshadowed by Steph Curry's highly anticipated return to the postseason, Rondo's performance was masterful.
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Other regional races showcased the often-dizzying convolutions of local politics that are so often overshadowed by bigger contests.
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However, because Capitol Hill is often entrenched in legislative debates and policy battles, Congress's oversight responsibilities are regularly overshadowed.
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For months, Mr. Lewandowski had been a lightning rod for controversy, making headlines about himself that overshadowed his boss.
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Still, Mr. Trump's anti-Muslim language and explosive personal style have overshadowed those comparatively modest concessions to mainstream politics.
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Often overshadowed by Amsterdam, Utrecht's Dom Tower, Castle de Haar, and St. Martin's Cathedral are not to be overlooked.
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The global growth worries overshadowed generally solid economic data in the U.S. on the labor market and worker productivity.
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It rather overshadowed 19 May Youth and Sports Day, established by Ataturk as a celebration of secularity and republicanism.
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Merkel's best hope might be that the summit will be overshadowed by other disputes and concerns within the alliance.
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Any achievements in this field have been overshadowed by Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt's long-running battle with junior doctors.
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That assessment overshadowed an increase in Fresenius's full-year revenue target following strong generic drug sales in emerging markets.
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The injury overshadowed a dominant performance by Florida's defense, which allowed a team-record 53 yards on 50 plays.
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But Ryan's rollout was overshadowed by Trump's personal attack on a federal judge presiding over the Trump University case.
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On Thursday, Deutsche Bank's chief executive, John Cryan, said that concerns about the settlement negotiations had overshadowed positive developments.
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It has long been overshadowed by coal—and, more recently, natural gas—when it comes to addressing climate change.
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The U.S. announcement overshadowed unexpectedly weak July data from China that pointed to a further loss of economic momentum.
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There is a fleeting recognition of the two women's shared pain, but it's immediately overshadowed by their lopsided relationship.
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Although larger than Bush's, Gerald Ford's economic problems were overshadowed by something bigger: Watergate and his pardon of Nixon.
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Chris Christie A Christie-Marco Rubio clash overshadowed everything else, and the New Jersey governor was the clear victor.
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But every sport is overshadowed by the towering popularity of soccer, which has become almost synonymous with the nation.
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The scoring play was obviously the most important moment of the inning, but it overshadowed a truly odd play.
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The revelation, some AIDS experts said, proved that the epidemic's early days had been overshadowed by a witch hunt.
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VIENTIANE, Laos — President Obama has grown accustomed to having his foreign travels overshadowed by terrorist attacks or police shootings.
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But the Biden storyline has overshadowed another important development in the 2020 Democratic campaign: A top tier has emerged!
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Takeaway: The Giuliani news overshadowed the possible release of these Americans, which would otherwise be an enormous news story.
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So far, Jaime Harrison's bid to lead the Democratic National Committee has been overshadowed by two high profile rivals.
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However, in the years since its launch, Eyegroove was overshadowed by other social video apps, including Dubsmash and Musical.
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The constant headlines surrounding the trade war with China have temporarily overshadowed another danger that's brewing on home soil.
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The polls have been overshadowed by terrorist attacks, hundreds of arrests and accusations of widespread interference by the military.
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His arrival at the Santiago Bernabeu was overshadowed by the high-profile acquisitions of Eden Hazard and Luka Jovic.
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At the turn of the 21st century, it was still overshadowed by Bordeaux among the world's historic wine regions.
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But in doing so, the critics and the artists overshadowed the contributions of female artists, according to Ms. Gadsden.
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The injury overshadowed a tremendous performance by Ryu who threw seven shutout innings striking out five and walking none.
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As with everything else in American life these days, "Super Tuesday 20163" was overshadowed by the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
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Unfortunately, however, another Bellator event with a few decent bouts has been overshadowed by talk of a fishy finish.
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He is the top-rated tackle in the draft, but McGlinchey is far overshadowed by his linemate Quenton Nelson.
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The likely reason is that until recently his unfavorability among the general public overshadowed the value of his endorsement.
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No matter how much City's players excel, no matter what they achieve, they will always be overshadowed of Guardiola.
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Yet those measures often have been overshadowed by infighting, intrigue and controversial statements by top members of the administration.
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The loss to Miami overshadowed a vintage performance by Tom Brady, who threw for 358 yards and three touchdowns.
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It was another sign that Mr. de Mistura's efforts, frustrated for years, have now been overshadowed by Russia's actions.
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But the sound of DC is changing, and hip-hop, long overshadowed by go-go, is becoming more prominent.
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But he voiced concern over the tide of protectionism that overshadowed discussions at Davos among the rich and powerful.
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His role as the leader of the Lollipop Guild overshadowed a lifetime of work to bring dignity to dwarfs.
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Spending has continued to outpace revenue, with a 3% rise of revenue overshadowed by an 8% jump in spending.
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Strategists say she has been overshadowed by Biden and Buttigieg, both of whom are also running as moderate Democrats.
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The bottom line: "The fad to hate Walmart has been overshadowed," says Eleanor Fox, an NYU antitrust law professor.
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More recently, talks about next steps have been overshadowed by the specter of the Trump administration abandoning the deal.
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Grammy Awards: Billie Eilish won record, album and song of the year, but Kobe Bryant's death overshadowed the ceremony.
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But, but, but: The space industry's transition to the future space economy could be overshadowed by an aging workforce.
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Will Ferrell's Saturday Night Live opening monologue was quickly overshadowed by a surprise guest in the audience: Ryan Reynolds!
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For a while she was overshadowed by two more successful female singers on Capitol, Margaret Whiting and Peggy Lee.
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Here are some other pitchers whose careers were overshadowed by the one pitch that did not go quite right.
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And although restrictions were put in place the following year, the issue overshadowed all others during the election campaign.
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Lyft, long overshadowed by its larger rival Uber, has resurged since Uber endured a series of scandals in 2017.
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Taiwan's role as a player in the disputes over the South China Sea has been largely overshadowed by China.
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But those gains are overshadowed by losses in areas where the bees once thrived but are now too hot.
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CNN: What do people need to know about you and what's going on that you think has been overshadowed?
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Euro zone bond yields' rise had overshadowed the "flash" release of September euro zone inflation earlier in the session.
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The action inside the arena was, for much of the day, overshadowed by the data on the delegates' smartphones.
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As he phoned his outside advisers and allies, Trump's growing irritation with Mueller overshadowed his delight over McCabe's dismissal.
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Of course, all this gets overshadowed by the girl fight that Otis ends up breaking up with his face.
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Although Russia prevailed militarily, its narrative was overshadowed by the Georgian one from the first minutes of the campaign.
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The exchange instantly overshadowed the announcement that John F. Kerry, the former secretary of state, was endorsing Mr. Biden.
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But her comments on motherhood overshadowed other points she has made since announcing her bid, drawing some strong reaction.
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The A13M overshadowed a narrower-than-expected drop in 2016 core earnings as Airbus delivered a record 688 jetliners.
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Often overshadowed by its neighbor to the west, Manhattan West has been allowed some of the spotlight this month.
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In a way, it felt like the opening acts — in news, gaming and credit cards — overshadowed the ostensible headliner.
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Brian Calley, whose endorsement by the Republican governor, Rick Snyder, was overshadowed by Mr. Trump's backing for Mr. Schuette.
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The contingencies of random variation are overshadowed by the hard reality of making a living in an unforgiving world.
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And to be honest, I think at this point, that's overshadowed a lot of other things that are important.
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Moore's record of alleged sexual assaults of underage girls has understandably overshadowed his many other disqualifications for high office.
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If the judges don't have experience with dachshunds, she said, they can be overshadowed by their long-legged competition.
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The issue has long been overshadowed by other scandals within the church, but the pontiff's admission may change that.
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Frank's own Endless release was overshadowed by the release of Blond(e)—mostly because it was a bigger happening.
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Making good on the hype has meant that the Model S has been completely overshadowed by the Model 3.
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The success of Osaka, long overshadowed by Tokyo and dismissed as gritty and chaotic, has caught analysts by surprise.
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But a few weeks later, G Herbo's "Who Run It" freestyle went viral and more or less overshadowed it.
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Airbus's military transport aircraft made an appearance at Farnborough but it was overshadowed by the continuing problems with the plane.
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His visit was overshadowed by explosive remarks he made about May's leadership, especially on her handling of the Brexit negotiations.
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Hillary Clinton was overshadowed by the surreal stylings of "Sticker Kid," who mugged, jerked, and danced throughout her stump speech.
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As angry as she was with the president, Ryggen was angrier at how his minor controversy overshadowed the Vietnam War.
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The saddest element of this saga is how Naomi Osaka's first Grand Slam win will be overshadowed by Williams's penalties.
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After his fabricated robbery story became an international incident, the incessant news coverage overshadowed the athletes who were still competing.
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Still, his visit may be overshadowed by the raucous race between Republican candidates vying to run for the White House.
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Nevertheless, digital music has become the next wave for artists, having overshadowed old-line music vehicles like CDs and vinyl.
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Read More Old-school companies like Church & Dwight are often overshadowed by flashier tech giants such as Amazon and Google.
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"The recent event of the murder of Jo Cox have probably overshadowed the framing of the original question, " Fairhurst said.
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He said there were some in 2019 that were overshadowed by the IPOs of companies such as Uber and SmileDirectClub.
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"Unfortunately, I am concerned that many of the important policy efforts you are engaged in are being overshadowed," she said.
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In Asia, Chinese shares ended mixed as strong export data was overshadowed by doubts about sustainability as trade talks progressed.
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Yet edtech has been completely overshadowed by other red-hot investment opportunities, not only from the fintech industry, but others.
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Oil prices fell as worries surrounding the resumption of U.S.-China trade talks overshadowed support from OPEC-led supply restraint.
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He's released racist merchandise, praised Brexit, bemoaned Robin Williams' suicide for having "overshadowed" Lauren Bacall's death, and complained about immigration.
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Carrington's vying for the family oil business, but even though she's a serious businesswoman, she gets overshadowed by her brother.
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But his remarkable achievement - and all the work that went into it - was quickly overshadowed by an ill-conceived prank.
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The tiff between the two allies overshadowed the opening of a summit of East and Southeast Asian nations in Laos.
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Though a weaker yuan theoretically helps China by making exports cheaper, the benefits were overshadowed by concerns over capital outflows.
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So, to their chagrin, Finland has been perpetually overshadowed, with their most well-known bands and singers still unanimously metal.
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The bank said a major natural resources financing transaction in the same period last year had overshadowed this quarter's figures.
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The genre tapered off in the early '10s when it was overshadowed by vaporwave, another internet-fueled genre of music.
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The focus on issues facing the company in the coming months and years overshadowed higher-than expected fourth-quarter profit.
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The president's rambling speech Tuesday was quickly overshadowed by Kuwait's addition to an anti-Iranian alliance that is gathering strength.
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After I have finished a project, my excitement and feeling of accomplishment is generally overshadowed by how exhausted I am.
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President Obama's farewell address is tonight, but it's totally going to get overshadowed by the latest (unverified) Trump/Russia bombshell.
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But the hilarity of the joke overshadowed the fact that Kimmel seemed a bit confused about how Twitter actually works.
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But ironically, the epic weirdness of the 2016 presidential campaign has overshadowed the fact that this year, it really does.
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Preparations for the Rio Games have also been overshadowed by construction delays, an ailing Brazilian economy and the Zika virus.
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Once again, dysfunction at the White House overshadowed the administration's methodical effort to weaken rules meant to protect American workers.
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Carnival's outlook overshadowed better-than-expected fourth quarter results, that was helped by higher on-board spending and ticket prices.
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Rather, I'm mourning the loss of this film, whose artistic genius is overshadowed by the questionable character at its helm.
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TV: What are some of the big games that were big moments for them that have been the most overshadowed?
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The earnings were overshadowed by the news that former Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne had died after suffering complications from surgery.
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Soft-robots, while overshadowed by their traditional exoskeleton-ed forebearers, possess enormous potential for the entire field of robotic engineering.
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Despite the positivity, Cohen noted that strong emotion has overshadowed reason in recent months and has therefore contributed to volatility.
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But Ciobo's visit was overshadowed by delays at Chinese customs that held up exports by Australia's Treasury Wine Estates Ltd.
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Spicer's gaffe overshadowed the White House's message on Syria ahead of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's visit to Russia Wednesday.
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The gadgets are a clue that rural China, long overshadowed by the country's booming cities, is beginning to do better.
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The controversy over Trump's remarks overshadowed Clinton becoming the first woman to secure a major party's presidential nod Monday night.
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The rand weakened 1.35% to 15.3500 per dollar, as concerns about the global economy overshadowed improved local retail sales data.
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The broad negative sentiment, fueled by fears of a looming international trade war, also overshadowed B&S Group's market debut.
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Right now these creatures are being overshadowed — even oppressed — by the unicorn, but we're not standing for it any longer.
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Financial analysts said it is difficult to evaluate Google's hardware business as it is overshadowed by profits from search ads.
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They're good trucks, but they've been somewhat overshadowed by Fiat Chrysler's stellar Ram pickup that was also new for 2019.
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Podesta said in the memo that the presidential election's outcome is too important to be overshadowed by the email controversy.
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But other political experts in New Jersey said they thought that the tax issue may be overshadowed by other issues.
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This feud over the nomination has overshadowed the effort to reduce mandatory minimum sentences and ease the transition from prison.
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Gennett's performance overshadowed Cody Reed (1-2), who earned his second major league win and his first as a starter.
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China's deep and complicated history is one that is often overshadowed by the days of Mao and more recent reforms.
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Clinton could be overshadowed by the kind of charisma that Mr. Obama showed on the stump in 2008 and 2012.
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In Mexico, coverage was overshadowed by the soccer team's upset win over defending world champion Germany in the World Cup.
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But some of the excitement over the potential blockbuster year has been overshadowed by ascendant competition: markets in mainland China.
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Already, the Indian economy is likely losing momentum but that news has been overshadowed by this week's confrontation with Pakistan.
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The growth story in the world's second-biggest buyer of LNG was overshadowed by declines almost everywhere else in Asia.
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The leak's revelations overshadowed the first day of the Democratic convention, with Sanders supporters repeatedly disrupting the event with protests.
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We would advise you on what it's like to be overshadowed by that other program, except that we don't know.
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Lower results in its asset management business overshadowed improvements at its Dutch and Japanese life insurance operations, the company said.
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The impact of her death threw the prince off the rails, and his teenage years were overshadowed by negative headlines.
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Yet the topic still seems oddly distant, and not just because scandal and calumny have overshadowed so many other issues.
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Home Depot shares slid 5.4% after disappointing same-store sales, a key metric for retailers, overshadowed better-than-expected earnings.
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The euro gained 0.24 percent to $1.1504 as the dovish Fed overshadowed concerns about weakening growth in the euro zone.
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That meeting may well be overshadowed by another immediately following: Mr. Trump's formal solo with Vladimir Putin, the Russian president.
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In the annals of history, the mission of Apollo 10 has been overshadowed by later journeys to the lunar surface.
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The weak margins overshadowed strong first-quarter results and progress in Walmart's efforts to keep pace with rivals like Amazon.
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In the past few years, Yahoo's media and tech businesses were overshadowed by a third line of business: venture capital.
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It's the summer of the Women's World Cup, and for once it's the men's soccer tournaments that have been overshadowed.
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Second, the historic Trump-Kim summit in Vietnam is at serious risk of being overshadowed by Cohen's testimony back home.
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The controversy nearly overshadowed the news that Luka Modric beat Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi for the men's Ballon d'Or.
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These cuts are being overshadowed by the justifiable outcry over the proposed elimination of federal funding for the Special Olympics.
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The exceptions — ambitious series about people seeking grace and improvement like HBO's "Enlightened" and Sundance's "Rectify" — tended to be overshadowed.
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And yet, Silver said there was no data suggesting that off-the-court chatter overshadowed the on-the-court play.
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For now, the response to coronavirus overshadowed upcoming trade negotistions between Britain and the EU which have weighed on sterling.
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During her six years at Columbia Records, Ms. Franklin's vocal talent often overshadowed the arrangements and production in her recordings.
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Like every race in Texas, this House contest has been overshadowed by Representative Beto O'Rourke's challenge of Senator Ted Cruz.
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And it's a sorely-needed story line addition because Lottie's well-being has too often been overshadowed on the show.
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In the Trump era, some voters say the power of a symbolic first is overshadowed by anxiety about defeating him.
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Le Clos, whose run-up to the Games was overshadowed by news that both his parents had cancer, finished fourth.
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The bizarre spectacle of Clint Eastwood addressing an empty chair as if it were President Obama overshadowed the candidate's remarks.
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Hamilton is another property listed by Knight Frank with fishing rights that are likely to be overshadowed by other factors.
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With the war raging unabated, the latest diplomatic effort has been overshadowed by increased tension between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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The optimism of social media's creators has been overshadowed by the cynicism of the vicious propaganda spewed on their platforms.
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But despite his efforts to cast himself as an unabashed progressive, he found himself overshadowed by rival liberals like Sens.
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Market analysts say the outlook is overshadowed by the protests and a weak Chinese yuan that translates into lower spending.
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The clubby, and sometimes restrictive, world of amateur sports has long been overshadowed by more freewheeling and profitable professional games.
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The disaster has turned into a domestic political crisis that has for now overshadowed Iran's struggle with the United States.
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Their perspective is often overshadowed in a sea of conversations about how to make better financial returns in the sector.
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Accusations of harassment, favoritism and bullying have overshadowed Sunday's show and pitted the Recording Academy against its suspended chief executive.
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In 1986, she started at the Yale School of Drama, but the AIDS and crack epidemics overshadowed her time there.
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Terrorist events, natural disasters or political intrigue have overshadowed many a foreign trip, both in Trump's tenure and his predecessors'.
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The collision overshadowed Cockburn&aposs impressive 19-point performance in unranked Illinois&apos win against the No. 5 Michigan Wolverines.
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The Japanese market languished on Thursday after weak U.S. inflation data overshadowed an interest hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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But for the most part, Lewandowski's combative squabbles with Democrats and refusal to answer questions overshadowed the role he played.
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He blamed Trump for Democratic electoral victories in November, and said the president's "personal antics" have overshadowed his administration's accomplishments.
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Starbucks' strong growth in China will be overshadowed by slowing sales in the U.S., an analyst at Bernstein said Monday.
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N disappointing earnings forecast for 2019 overshadowed a strong fourth quarter, which was underpinned by robust demand and higher prices.
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Overshadowed by media coverage of drug violence and corruption, the weakness of Mexico's environmental rule of law has quietly worsened.
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"Slight 2Q beat [is] overshadowed by outlook for slowing growth," analyst Justin Post said in a note to clients Monday.
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But several Democrats privately feared that the rollout of that resolution unintentionally overshadowed other events this week, like Lt. Col.
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Lingering problems: Any moves to open up have been overshadowed by tighter government control after a 2015 stock market crash.
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For some, sexual harassment and conscious and unconscious prejudice have overshadowed their future in journalism and severely damaged their confidence.
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Context: The meeting comes as more instances of sexual abuse emerge, including the long-overshadowed abuse of nuns by priests.
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Britain's financial regulators were probing historical links between its chief executive and U.S. financier Jeffrey Epstein, which overshadowed financial results.
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"I think the incremental increase in traffic is way overshadowed by the improvement in mobility in these neighborhoods," he said.
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For now, the response to coronavirus overshadowed upcoming trade negotistions between Britain and the EU which have weighed on sterling.
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The armed presence affects everyday life for most locals, whose farmland, homes or schools are overshadowed by the military presence.
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The storm's potential threat also was overshadowed by a strong dollar and storage data that showed rising production, traders said.
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Analysts said that the American message was clear, but that it may have been overshadowed by the high death toll.
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Rafa has won 11, and being so good on clay has probably overshadowed how good he is on other surfaces.
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"There is no doubt that our economy is being overshadowed by the uncertainty created by the Brexit process," he said.
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The pair were predicted to shine at the World Cup, yet both have perhaps been overshadowed by Uruguay's sterling defensive work.
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In Chile, the copper industry faces wage talks overshadowed by a long strike at BHP Billiton's Escondida mine, alongside other challenges.
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The news overshadowed bigger-than-expected quarterly revenue and profit, which were buoyed by strong demand during the holiday shopping season.
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It is high time we figure out who these hopelessly overshadowed masters were and assign them their individual personalities and stature.
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"Although Clare made her name by getting the scoop on WWII ... that event arguably overshadowed some equally impressive achievements," they said.
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Michael Strahan says that the intended message of the ongoing NFL national anthem protests has been overshadowed amid the ensuing controversy.
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In the case of Jessica Biel, it looks like one of her lesser known abilities may be overshadowed by her husband's.
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Volatility in oil prices overshadowed better-than-feared trade data out of China that initially lifted sentiment in equities and commodities.
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Unfortunately, at the onset, at least, the disconnect in terms of reality versus perception between airline and customer has overshadowed everything.
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Triopticus lived when the very first dinosaurs were appearing, relatively small ones overshadowed by a diverse collection of non-dinosaur reptiles.
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The NBA injuries are a part of my story, but I wouldn't say it overshadowed the rest of my pro career.
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As for how Gwen Stefani is taking it, Shelton joked that he felt sad that the title overshadowed his rockstar girlfriend.
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The process, meanwhile, is overshadowed by a revolt among tech workers who believe that working with the Pentagon compromises their ethics.
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