But Hedy Lamarr's glamorous career overshadows her most significant achievements.
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The headbutt overshadows what was otherwise a truly great match.
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Yet the terrorism aspect, for now at least, overshadows all.
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But out of the gate Samsung's DeX already overshadows Microsoft's Continuum.
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Indeed, Mr. Trump's behavior often overshadows whatever diplomacy is taking place.
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However, their skill and success sometimes overshadows the Warriors' greatest strength: versatility.
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"His music overshadows everything when it comes to his wrongdoings," Pace says.
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As with so much in Russia and Ukraine, television drama overshadows reality.
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The growth in the tech sector overshadows all else in the city.
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That always makes solving the acrostic especially sweet and overshadows any frustration.
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A cloud of mawkishness looms, though it never quite overshadows the rest.
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His own wry persona never overshadows the voices of past and present inhabitants.
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In fact, the Miracle on Ice overshadows any other achievement of Soviet hockey.
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She meets Logan and is dazzled by his worldliness, which overshadows his douchiness.
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But China also devours phones at a rate that overshadows every other region.
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"Democrats' Russia obsession overshadows fact that Trump's America is looking up"https://t.
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And the growth of neighboring Nashville and Cincinnati often overshadows that of Louisville.
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" By The Post's Aaron Blake "Iran overshadows impeachment as Trump leaves Congress staggering.
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At moments the busyness of the plot overshadows the wit of the performances.
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To this day, Brassai's influence almost overshadows Brandt's contributions to the history of photography.
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Now the media run-up and pre-event hype often overshadows the main event.
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But it overshadows the deepening impact of the carceral state on other demographic groups.
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Its reputation for predicting Three Mile Island sometimes overshadows its craft as a thriller.
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What's even worse is how mightily Purple Rain overshadows the other entries in Prince's filmography.
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"The magnitude of China's vision overshadows anything else currently on the world stage," says Hillman.
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The horrifying public aspect of the tragedy sometimes overshadows the rest of Dick Scobee's life.
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Not everyone is thrilled with the name, seeing it as something that overshadows the discovery itself.
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The problem comes when the desperate yearning to capitalize on a trend overshadows the actual product.
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She's authoritative on stage, quick to cut in and cut down interlocutors — and often overshadows Kirk.
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It also shows how Brexit overshadows British politics, leaving other problems to fester out of sight.
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But sometimes, the crafting of an elaborate announcement overshadows what is really important: the announcement itself.
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The hype around virtual reality's future potential overshadows augmented reality, which has immediate applications for education.
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The uncertainty still looms in the future and overshadows the cautious optimism generated by the courts.
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Even insightful data can at times be overshadowed by an external event that overshadows everything else.
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As it progresses, however, her own narrative overshadows those of the women she wishes to reveal.
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He wanted to explore the B.Q.E. as it is experienced by pedestrians, whose lives it overshadows.
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This is what psychologists call the "overjustification effect" — the external reward overshadows the child's internal motivation.
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It also overshadows the popular liberal measures he has announced since coming to power in April.
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A review of the receipts quickly explains why her association with "Star Wars" overshadows her other work.
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We should be looking forward to an But for some of us, the dark cloud overshadows all.
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"Sometimes fame overshadows an artist's music, and we forget just how incredibly talented these people truly are."
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There is a sadness that only hunters know, a moment when lament overshadows any desire for celebration.
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The low ratings reflect the significant influence of the weak operating environment, which overshadows other rating factors.
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The irony is his usual bluster overshadows, and undermines, the gradual progress of those in the trenches.
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And a lot of time his success in doubles overshadows him as a top-10 singles player.
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What is obvious is how Ms. Okpokwasili's virtuosity — she can't tame her magnificence — overshadows the other performers.
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For Mr. Trump, the battle with Mr. Comey now overshadows much of what he wants to do.
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Related: Oscar mistake overshadows historic moment for 'Moonlight' Beatty attempted to explain how the mix up occurred.
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Morgan Stanley warned that Best Buy could report disappointing fourth-quarter guidance that overshadows an "eventful" Q3.
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"So much of our breath be spent arguing over methods that it overshadows the purpose," Harriet says.
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At some point, the best friend relationship they have overshadows the intimate relationship and they stop having sex.
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S.E. Cupp: Rubio overshadows Cruz As is generally the case, Donald Trump was a nonfactor in this debate.
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Once you're diagnosed with cancer, that descriptor overshadows everything else, perhaps because it can carry a death sentence.
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Violence overshadows polls Wednesday's poll was also blighted by the electoral participation of militant groups and terrorist attacks.
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The Nets were bad for so long that the joy they're currently going through overshadows those important questions.
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But at Kith and Kin, Mr. Onwuachi's cooking commands the kind of attention that overshadows everything around it.
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"Our idea of how 'Carmen' is supposed to look or be sometimes overshadows the piece itself," he said.
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They will become part of an American institution that, to this day, overshadows other sports' Halls of Fame.
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Because the work that they made completely overshadows the myopia of this 24-hour news cycle of clickbait.
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What is cultural inheritance, and do you think our current fascination and focus with biological mechanisms overshadows this?
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Pressure is growing on the White House, especially as this story overshadows other more helpful narratives for the president.
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Even so, the gloom around the potash glut overshadows its product, called polyhalite, Chief Executive Officer Chris Fraser said.
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Your status as a rock 'n' roll pioneer often overshadows the huge success you've had as a country star.
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Nothing ever overshadows the inciting hammer attack in importance, though, which inevitably makes the reading experience a bit flat.
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If it is the Yankees, it will be the 903th installment of a Series rivalry that overshadows all others.
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He also pointed out that this conversation frequently overshadows the important, innovative work that many games are engaged in.
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If it is the Yankees, it will be the 12th installment of a Series rivalry that overshadows all others.
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This has become the Trump Party, which overshadows the old Republican battle lines between budget balancers and tax cutters.
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But when she takes up a cause, no matter how significant, her role as a feminine icon overshadows it.
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Though the YouTube channel overshadows the VINwiki application user count, "Car Stories" lovers helped grow VINwiki user base to 115,000.
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Even though my own kid gives me presents and my husband tries really hard, my mom's death still overshadows everything.
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As simple as it is, I have to say that I think the Andre overshadows almost everything in that space.
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But analysts project market action to turn positive through the session, as optimism from solid earnings reports overshadows mixed political headlines.
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Although Ike Turner's reputation easily overshadows that of the other members, Kizart's is the name that should echo through the ages.
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But what Democrats in Washington and elsewhere are doing is so outrageous it overshadows many of the mistakes Trump has made.
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It is only when a serious security threat overshadows the region's economic agenda that we realize the precariousness of the situation.
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Mr. Rasheed is like many voters — white and nonwhite — whose interest in a purring economy and tax cuts overshadows other concerns.
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The Department for International Development (DfID), which was created only in 1997, has grown into a monster that overshadows its aristocratic stepbrother.
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The bleak hardware news actually overshadows some of the better news coming out of BlackBerry: It's turnaround strategy regarding software is working.
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Hillary Clinton's failed presidential bid overshadows all that, said Debbie Walsh, director of the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers.
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In a world where partisan loyalty so overshadows other concerns, impeachment may not be as strong a sanction as it once appeared.
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The resulting book is enormously flawed, ceaselessly interesting, and strangely tremendous, its moral imagination so capacious that it overshadows its many missteps.
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People seem to obsess over young people doing big things; so much so that a young celebrity's age often overshadows their accomplishments.
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The influence might indeed be there, but this repeated story overshadows the artist's own formal research which deserves a more searching analysis.
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But for Lieberman, the racial dimension overshadows the more important issue: domestic violence and how a chronic wife-beater got away with murder.
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The troubling video, which uses street harassment in a failed attempt to cheekily sell a product, overshadows what could be innovation worth championing.
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It's a shame the Kenzari news overshadows the positive development that Jasmine gets to have a friend of her own to talk to.
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Just as Taystee takes a backseat for Caputo's journey in OITNB, Sam (Marc Maron), overshadows the women of GLOW in a similar way.
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Korver trade to Cavs overshadows Hawks' win NEW ORLEANS — The NBA is a cold business because so often yesterday's glory is yesterday's news.
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But Smith's colossal brain fart overshadows perhaps the most replicable recipe for Cleveland having any kind of success going forward: the offensive glass.
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Do not procrastinate — especially this year, as there is a new tax code and political uncertainty overshadows every government agency, including the IRS.
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" She told viewers: "Shamea's really trying to make me look like I did something that overshadows all the good I came to do.
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Future's aptitude for creating music to party and/or cry to often overshadows one of this other fortes: making music to motivate you.
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Now, meddling by Russian intelligence in the 2016 election reveals a clear threat to American democracy that overshadows Chinese spying and much else.
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They have generally discouraged their players, about three quarters of whom are African-American, from anything that overshadows throwing passes and making tackles.
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You wasted billions of hours speculating about the Mueller report, and now news about Adam Schiff overshadows everything else while my world burns.
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Do you think the quest for commercial success overshadows artists' desire to express their opinions about what they see happening in the world?
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And second, which honestly overshadows the music news in our opinion, people are speculating about those pink glitter nails hovering in the cover's corner.
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But scholars and the painter's descendants lament she has been reduced to a set of distinctive physical features that often overshadows her actual work.
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The problem with the comparison is that it comes with an accusation of impending genocide that overshadows whatever enlightenment might come from making it.
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Mahdavi's virtuosity with color sometimes overshadows her way with form: the lamps looked as though they might levitate off their six-pointed brass feet.
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Many Red Hook Crit supporters believe the criticism of the crash overshadows efforts to make the event one of the safest in the sport.
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Resident Mohammad Nisar Khan says the international celebrity and official protection given to the young woman overshadows the sacrifices made by others in Swat.
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But, in the end, the bad overshadows the good and despite such improvements in the arts and culture, the political issues will rise higher.
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The choreographer Mark Morris's much-lauded musicality often overshadows another important current in his work: the way it connects the individual and the universal.
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But carpers think splitting the award overshadows Ms Evaristo's achievement, and the fact that she is the first black woman to win the prize.
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He overshadows even Bill Gates, the former Microsoft chief executive who put the Seattle area on the map as a destination for tech companies.
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In an episode that focuses on one of Logan's exes and overshadows his current wife, it's fascinating to see a future potential former Mrs.
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It's an ebullient pop punk song, so much so that it overshadows the fact it's one of the most depressing yarns Schwarzenbach ever spun.
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That number overshadows most of what we've seen on the market so far, and it will absolutely pose a challenge to Sony's reigning champion 2500Xs.
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Cabrera's injury overshadows Mets win over Marlins NEW YORK — The New York Mets fared well without Asdrubal Cabrera for the final six innings Saturday night.
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From "Wichita Lineman," to "Rhinestone Cowboy," Glen Campbell's wealth of hits too often overshadows his prolific early career as a session player in the 19683s.
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Even if it's just young Australians wanting to identify with a culture—like Alexander says—there's an element of privilege which overshadows the music itself.
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I haven't yet in order to make the point that the spectacle of the technology, for better or for worse, overshadows the project's narrative content.
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"The continued strong rise in oil product stocks is bearish and overshadows the draw in crude oil stocks," said Carsten Fritsch, senior commodities analyst at Commerzbank.
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Whatever did or didn't happen between Montague and his accuser, the mess overshadows what otherwise would have been a stretch of glory for the Yale team.
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At the same time, flatscreen 360-degree video — the kind that can be found on Facebook and YouTube — still vastly overshadows headset-based VR. Time Inc.
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The passion and authenticity of the series' secondary actors often overshadows its main characters and biggest stars (Guy Pearce, Mary Louise Parker, and Michael K. Williams).
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Murphy's celebrity, which has faded a bit recently (he's been scarce on the big screen for a decade or so), both overshadows Moore's and illuminates it.
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The Daily When Patriots quarterback Tom Brady can't make it through a pregame news conference without talking about our president, it's official: Donald Trump overshadows everything.
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You want to do what you love but all this other stuff overshadows it so it makes it a little harder for people to take me seriously.
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RELATED: James Comey firing overshadows GOP agenda this week Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer hinted at this Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union" with Jake Tapper.
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As a result, the crisis of the day in Venezuela or Nicaragua often overshadows our relatively smooth, but arguably more existentially important, relations with our immediate neighbors.
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Nike overshadows all other sports shoe brands in size, with its current market cap at nearly $117 billion, more than twice that of its closest competitor, Adidas .
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What would be a shame would be to miss out entirely on Birria-Landia's consomé, which is so flavorful and meat-laden it almost overshadows everything else.
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But it dangerously overshadows actions that carry political weight, such as his choice of Jeff Sessions, an Alabama Senator and notable enemy of racial justice, for Attorney General.
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Although Ferlinghetti went on to publish seminal volumes of poetry, his role as a groundbreaking publisher during the culture wars of the 22009s often overshadows his own writing.
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The plane crash in Colombia on November 21963th that killed, among others, 143 players from the Brazilian football team now overshadows everything that came before it (see blog).
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Better yet, Mr Trump gets to visit the Queen at Windsor Castle, where he launches into a duet in which he overshadows the elegant soprano of Her Majesty.
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Though Disney has been reluctant to provide official comment on Binks, it's rumored that the company worries his overwhelming popularity overshadows Star Wars many forgettable and lesser characters.
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This "fundamental need for a shared reality with other people" all too often overshadows incentives to weigh evidence or to be objective when it comes to political discussions.
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VICE: Do you feel like recent progress made on LGBTQ issues in America overshadows the fact that there's still a lot more work that needs to be done?
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"Both sides (US and China) are keen to sign a deal, but doubt overshadows," Vishnu Varathan, head of economics and strategy at Mizuho Bank, wrote in a note.
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It's fair to brush Lopez off, focus on cap space, the shinier toys L.A. has to play with, and an ostensibly bright future that overshadows the present day.
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After all Ms Clinton and Donald Trump spent a combined $81m on ads on Facebook during their campaigns, which overshadows the $100,000 Facebook has found the Russians spent.
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Caputo also emphasized, however, that another source of irritation for Trump, and for the administration more broadly, is the degree to which the Mueller probe overshadows everything else.
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Fifty years after Albinati left Catholic school in Rome, the combination of countercultural religion and bourgeois morality impressed on him there still overshadows his life more than he likes.
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But this year, like almost every pundit in America, I have one mistake that overshadows all the others, one confession that makes my other faults seem venial by comparison.
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While Donald Trump's campaign spirals around firing wantonly and GOP elites run for cover, the presidential election understandably overshadows the other elections coming up in less than a month.
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While it may be frustrating that the use of violence overshadows other community-building efforts, resistance to violence as a tactic, Ross argues, ignores the realities of political struggle.
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Some critics say Kyote should not have had to pay the lunch debt with his allowance, and that the feel-good act overshadows the need for real policy change.
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The high-stakes political drama surrounding the U.S. partial government shutdown, now the longest in history, overshadows the all-too-real financial tragedies Americans are facing because of it.
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The unexpectedly dovish stance comes as a trade war between the United States and China overshadows the global economy and especially export-oriented euro zone countries such as Germany.
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And it is ubiquitous in popular culture, where "Aspergery" is too often invoked to describe general social awkwardness, a stereotype for classmates and co-workers that overshadows their individuality.
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Coronavirus also overshadows much of the data coming out — U.S. non-farm payroll numbers are expected to show a 210,21.8 increase in jobs after a 21.6,22017 rise in January.
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The 2020 Democratic primary is showing signs of doing the same, as the "electability monster" and its inherent gender bias overshadows questions of actual policy position or skill or leadership.
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Image: WikimediaThe most obvious consequence of Haber-Bosch—enabling the human population to double again and again—overshadows the more insidious impact of all that extra nitrogen on our biosphere.
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But we're trying to make it more planned than spur of the moment — it has its moment and then doesn't feel like it overshadows the artists and films being honored.
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And yet, if celebrities are serious about getting their message across, they will need to be mindful of the elitism that, if we're going to be honest, often overshadows it.
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On the other, said hubbub detracts from and overshadows the clothes, and being forced to look a little closer, spend a little time, is part of playing the long game.
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This will be the first major budget allocated by the government to specifically boost growth outside of Bangkok, which economically overshadows the rest of the country by a long way.
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That humor is resilient and flexible, and though it occasionally overshadows Lockwood's other talents, it triumphs over what she calls the "unthinkable" and creates a kind of happy ending nevertheless.
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Gary PalmerGary James PalmerTop GOP post on Oversight draws stiff competition Trump takes pulse of GOP on Alabama Senate race GOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing MORE (Ala.) and retiring Rep.
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President Donald Trump can be shamed into (kind of) walking back comments that reflect kindly on known tyrants — all it takes is resounding criticism that overshadows any of his related accomplishments.
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"I don't think anyone has a grasp of the full extent—one $5 million theft overshadows hundreds of smaller thefts," explains Michael Sandee, a security expert at the Dutch firm Fox-IT.
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It was also a reminder that the common perception of "Monta Ball"—that it doesn't work enoughto accomplish certain teams' lofty goals—overshadows the fact that it works more often than not.
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His first full-length record is a damning critique of the all-consuming nature of Brexit, which the rapper says overshadows political discourse at the expense of the country's social well-being.
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As a result, it's hard for SuperGirlKels to do interviews that don't focus on her gender because, for some outlets, her status as a woman overshadows her skill as a Smash player.
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For months, the protests, which began out of anger toward a proposed extradition law but broadened to encompass a variety of demands, have been largely peaceful, but violence now regularly overshadows events.
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The problem is that rare earths have been made into a bargaining chip in the ongoing U.S.-China trade dispute, which overshadows our shared interests and hobbles our progress toward lasting solutions.
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The debate about what exactly happened, however, overshadows what I see as the most powerful questions for all us to consider: How can we distinguish unpopular ideas from hateful or discriminatory ideas?
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The dispute overshadows Borissov's efforts to present the ex-communist state, which joined the EU in 2007, as a progressive and open-minded country during its first stint as chair of the bloc.
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When disparaging gossip, we overlook the fact that it's an essential part of what makes the social world tick; the nasty side of gossip overshadows the more benign ways in which it functions.
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That said, Grauso believes the movie could be a bigger hit than many suspect, exactly because so much media attention has focused on representation — a conversation that perhaps overshadows Black Panther's broad appeal.
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But to people remote from these consequences, including most American readers, whose government and business leaders largely escaped the controversy, the fact of the leak very likely overshadows the specifics of its contents.
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The mom to Axl Jack Duhamel, 4, with ex Josh Duhamel, also chatted with us about her Latina roots, the importance of diversity and how motherhood often overshadows all the other identities women have.
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The emphasis on tech, and its tight economic links to virtually all of Asia's largest economies and the U.S., allows the country to punch well above its weight globally, but overshadows its other accomplishments.
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"A lot of times, the agitated piece vastly overshadows the depression piece," says Alex Dimitriu, a psychiatrist and sleep medicine specialist at Menlo Park Psychiatry and Sleep Medicine in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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That crowd size, while small in comparison to most of Trump's campaign events, still overshadows the close-quarters events most candidates hold throughout the state where they often draw only a few dozen voters.
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The intrigue surrounding Nest these days—including the recent departure of its founder, Tony Fadell—overshadows some genuinely great products like the Nest Cam, which just leveled up with a new, outdoor-friendly rig.
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Indeed, the romantic element of Hollstein is so strong that it overshadows most of what else is happening onscreen, and tends to crowd out the other members of the ensemble despite their best efforts.
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By suggesting both harmony and stridency in the same moment, the arresting technique seemed a succinct representation of this ensemble's memorable approach — one in which improvisational energy never overshadows the fineness of inner details.
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As statisticians with experience teaching at the high school and college level, we recognize a familiar problem: A test that overshadows the ultimate outcomes it is intended to measure turns into an invalid test.
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"The eternal sameness of the third place overshadows the variations in its outward appearance and seems unaffected by the wide differences in cultural attitudes toward the typical gathering place of informal public life," Oldenburg wrote.
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Giving attention to those artists completely overshadows the new wave of dancehall artists like Alkaline and Masicka, existing artists, like Vybz Kartel, Movado and Aidonia, and upcoming acts who are truly deserving of the visibility.
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In the interview for the report, Trump's daughter, Ivanka, also defended the company's practice and said the amount of money her father does pay to employees overshadows the instances in which Trump businesses withold payments.
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Backed by The Roots on an assortment of makeshift instruments, Fallon, Taylor Swift, Jason Derulo, Francesca Hayward, and James Corden each sing a few lines before Jennifer Hudson strides in and completely overshadows them all.
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The off-ice relationships of skaters have fueled media interest for years, and the public ownership of these debates often overshadows whatever the real-life couples at the center might have to say about it.
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The whole scene is beautifully gauged, and the problem is that Koch—like Weisse, as Seeband's anxiously watchful wife, and like Rosendahl, as Elisabeth—overshadows Tom Schilling, who is suave but anodyne in the leading role.
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That particular 2018 Senate race drama -- in which the incumbent Republican president is urging the primary defeat of an incumbent Republican senator -- often overshadows a crowded race on the Democratic side to pick a Flake challenger.
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But it fosters an atmosphere in Washington where controversy overshadows analysis of the President's evolving legacy and Trump's frequent assaults on objective truth also undermine not just his standing but the prestige of the presidency itself.
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The film's engagement with social issues slightly overshadows what an utterly charming cast it has, including fresh-faced babes Tobey Maguire and Charlize Theron, plus Michael Caine in the Oscar-winning role that revitalized his career.
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Yet the possibility of tariffs on trucks overshadows the give-and-take so far between a new president determined to expand the American economy and automakers that count on pickups as a huge source of income.
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On campus, your relation may be in much more dire straits, having their minds shaped in the midst of the unparalleled and unmitigated rage of the American left, where "cancel culture" and groupthink overshadows academic debate.
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Deadlock over what would be the EU's first with a Group of Seven country, overshadows prospects of completing similar deals with the United States or Japan and undermines a bloc already battered by Britain's vote to leave.
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Almost any scenario seems in play, including a heyday of conservative policy that overshadows even the Reagan years; a blizzard of bipartisan dealmaking unseen in a generation; or a quick descent into hyper-intense, one-party gridlock.
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Jamie RaskinJamin (Jamie) Ben RaskinGOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing Ex-Trump aide on Russia testifies for 10 hours as part of impeachment inquiry Oversight panel to subpoena Trump officials next week over deportation deferrals MORE (D-Md.).
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For some people it's the only thing that ties a sandwich together, while for others it's a boring, expensive quest to achieve some dated form of rock-and-roll authenticity that totally overshadows its musical talent. ...Yup!
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"All this is destroying the global trade order ... This also impacts common interests of our countries, overshadows peace and stability worldwide," Xi told a gathering of leaders of the BRICS grouping on the sidelines of the G20.
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And while many of the pointed questions asked by legislators during these hearings are valid, the spectacle of the delivery overshadows any attempt to get meaningful answers or impact the behaviors of others who may be watching.
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The Clintons' priority is that he does not do anything that distracts from her agenda or overshadows her as the country gets used to having a former president (and a man) in the role of first spouse.
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Because The Times now overshadows so much of the industry, the cultural and ideological battles that used to break out between news organizations — like whether to say that President Trump lied — now play out inside The Times.
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But, as this past year has shown, he is an incredibly unpredictable messenger -- often veering into territory that not only overshadows his White House's preferred message of the day but also starts entirely new (and bad) storylines.
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In a joint interview with First Lady Michelle Obama for this week's PEOPLE cover story, the president reflects on how far the nation has come since his own 2008 election — and insists our progress overshadows our current struggles.
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Stephen LynchStephen Francis LynchPelosi, Democrats send message on foreign policy with high-profile trip GOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing House Dems demand documents from State Department in impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Mass.), who sits on the Oversight Committee.
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Hewson said he believed sterling remained in an uptrend that it began early last year, but that it could fall to as low as below $1.34 as investors book profits and political risk overshadows any positive economic developments.
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"All this is destroying the global trade order ... This also impacts common interests of our countries, overshadows peace and stability worldwide," Xi told a gathering of leaders of the BRICS grouping on the sidelines of the G20 meet.
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One movie screening out of competition that is likely to get a lot of attention is Bradley Cooper's "A Star is Born," the first major role for Lady Gaga, who plays a country singer who overshadows her mentor.
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In a two-artist show at Locks Gallery, Joseph Cornell overshadows Thomas Chimes, but don't miss the latter's small fine paintings, including one based on the famous photograph of Marcel Duchamp as Adam, in fig-leaf and wristwatch.
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Angus King, a Maine independent on the committee who caucuses with the Democrats, said Burr's conversation with McGahn wasn't appropriate, but King added that Burr's handling of the Russia investigation overshadows any concerns he might have about the incident.
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More than simply becoming a distraction who overshadows more highly qualified yet less well-known candidates, the mayor could easily be painted by Republican ad makers as the poster child for everything that is wrong with the Democratic Party.
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"All this is destroying the global trade order... This also impacts the common interests of our countries, and overshadows peace and stability worldwide," Xi told a gathering of leaders of the BRICS grouping on the sidelines of the G20.
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United's decision to have airport security remove a man from his seat to make room for employees overshadows the broader trend in 215, when airlines forced only six out of every 2000,29.9 passengers to surrender seats on oversold planes.
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Mr. Trump unleashed on Democrats and the news media in a wide-ranging news conference before leaving Davos, where he met with business and government leaders from around the world, to return to Washington, where impeachment overshadows all else.
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The moves, which are bolder than analysts had expected until only a few weeks ago, come as a trade war between the United States and China overshadows the global economy and especially export-oriented euro zone countries such as Germany.
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And while calling it out as the "Latino One Day at a Time" isn't technically wrong — the Alvarez family is proudly Cuban-American and don't anyone forget it — that label overshadows the series' shine, and wrongly curbs its mass market appeal.
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Stephen LynchStephen Francis LynchPelosi, Democrats send message on foreign policy with high-profile trip GOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing House Dems demand documents from State Department in impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Mass.), a member of the House Oversight and Reform Committee.
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Mo BrooksMorris (Mo) Jackson BrooksGOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing Republicans storm closed-door hearing to protest impeachment inquiry GOP lawmaker blasts Omar and Tlaib: Netanyahu right to block 'enemies' of Israel MORE (R-Ala.), who participated in the sit-in.
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Stephen LynchStephen Francis LynchPelosi, Democrats send message on foreign policy with high-profile trip GOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing House Dems demand documents from State Department in impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Mass.), who says he "definitely" believes there was one.
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Stephen LynchStephen Francis LynchPelosi, Democrats send message on foreign policy with high-profile trip GOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing House Dems demand documents from State Department in impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Mass.), who sits on the House Oversight and Reform Committee.
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Britain's role in the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq and Blair's justification for military action in which 179 British soldiers died, is a highly charged issue for many Britons, millions of whom opposed the invasion, and still overshadows foreign policy.
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"Time and again investors are faced with making the difficult choice between withstanding the woes that strike when fear overshadows the property market, and paying a high price tag to liquidate their investments," Morningstar investment research analyst Muna Abu-Habsa wrote.
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As the tailings disaster in Brazil in January overshadows the mining industry, BHP has the experience to lead change as its Samarco joint venture with Vale was involved in a previous dam collapse in November 2015 that left 19 dead.
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Think about the past month alone: multiple investigations of collusion in full swing ... Trump at odds with virtually every federally elected Republican over Russia sanctions ... Trump-Putin meeting overshadows G-20 ... and now our Syria strategy hinges on Russia cooperation.
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"To feel that kind of love, and ultimately that's what has been emphasized over and over— kapu aloha—it's driven so much by a love for this land and each other that it totally overshadows what it's against," said Goodyear-Kaʻōpua.
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The crude thinking and personal judgement of character habitually displayed by the NSAC—by Lundvall, in particular, who said that McGregor "needed to be humbled" on Monday—often overshadows the good work they do put into combat sports in the state.
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"Sometimes a criminal case gives people a feeling of closure, but what happened in Orlando just overshadows everything at the moment and may well for a long time," said Donna Lieberman, the executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union.
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Coombs said while the recent shake-ups in the administration likely played a role in the drop, most Trump supporters don't care about the internal conflict in the administration and that the failure to repeal ObamaCare overshadows any staff changes.
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He helped lead the Indians to the 21920 World Series, which they lost, and was there when they almost, almost won the 24 series, a loss so painful that it overshadows the accomplishment of two American League pennants in three years.
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But just as administration officials overplayed the announcement of an embassy in Jerusalem, and just as they told a flat-out lie about making NATO members pay money "owed" to the US, so they are gambling that style overshadows substance.
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"All this is destroying the global trade order... This also impacts common interests of our countries, overshadows the peace and stability world wide," Xi told a gathering of leaders of the BRICS grouping of nations on the sidelines of the G20 meet.
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"All this is destroying the global trade order ... This also impacts common interests of our countries, overshadows the peace and stability world wide," Xi told a gathering of leaders of the BRICS grouping of nations on the sidelines of the G20 meet.
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"There is definitely an underlying adjustment going on in the economy but the political noise just overshadows it, and it has become the number one beta currency now, the real proxy for EM," said Viktor Szabo, portfolio manager at Aberdeen Asset Manager.
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"The fog created by an internal investigation of the company led by the audit committee of the board, with no semblance of detail provided to investors, overshadows everything else in Thursday's Q4 and FY 2018 earnings," BTIG analysts wrote in a note.
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But both supporters and critics of the crown prince said Wednesday that he appeared determined to portray the change as a royal gift to Saudi women rather than any concession to domestic or international pressure, even if silencing the activists overshadows the reform.
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The pace of growth in China's outlays on its armed forces has slowed from the regular double-digit annual increases that prevailed for two decades, but the size of the People's Liberation Army forces already overshadows those of regional rivals like Japan.
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FORECAST OVERSHADOWS Q4 BEAT Last month, Baidu delayed the announcement of its quarterly results by more than two weeks and advised employees in the country to work from home for a time period after the Lunar New Year holiday due to the outbreak.
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"All this is destroying the global trade order... This also impacts common interests of our countries, overshadows the peace and stability world-wide," Xi told a meeting of the BRICs countries' leaders on the sidelines of the G20 summit meeting in Osaka.
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Stephen LynchStephen Francis LynchPelosi, Democrats send message on foreign policy with high-profile trip GOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing House Dems demand documents from State Department in impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Mass.), who was on the trip, emphasized that the timing was just a coincidence.
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Tom MalinowskiThomas (Tom) MalinowskiGOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing Overnight Defense: Trump's Syria envoy wasn't consulted on withdrawal | McConnell offers resolution urging Trump to rethink Syria | Diplomat says Ukraine aid was tied to political investigations Diplomat says Ukraine aid was tied to political investigations MORE (D.
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Yes, it's exciting and impressive, but it overshadows Indigo and Joey's warming to each other romantically ("Your music, Joe, it's food for us who starve for love"), or the frenzy of dancers hoofing up a storm, performing the ample but serviceable choreography of Daphné Mauger.
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Which means that to do my part for our purgation, I am obliged to argue once again that the most powerful liberal story about 2016, in which race overshadows everything and white nationalism explains the entire Trumpian universe, is an exaggeration of a partial truth.
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Giving Monsanto a platform to defend itself without substantial background or counterargument flies in the face of Nye's proclaimed mission to explain science to the masses, and overshadows the other perfectly rational points he and the panelists make about the benefits of GMOs in general.
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Not pictured (but a looming presence) As the Democrats' leader, Ms. Pelosi overshadows the entire debate, quietly approving every move Mr. Nadler has made even as she tends to the tricky politics of impeachment in a party that is deeply divided over the issue.
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Tom MalinowskiThomas (Tom) MalinowskiGOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing Overnight Defense: Trump's Syria envoy wasn't consulted on withdrawal | McConnell offers resolution urging Trump to rethink Syria | Diplomat says Ukraine aid was tied to political investigations Diplomat says Ukraine aid was tied to political investigations MORE (D-N.
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The tiger-banging scene exemplifies Dietland's unconventional approach to storytelling and is one of the funniest moments in the show so far, but the reality of Plum's medical crisis overshadows the humor in a way that sets the viewer on edge, which is entirely the point.
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Robert Bentley's scandal overshadows everything there, but don't mention the "I"-word to Bentley, who made clear in a news conference yesterday that he's concentrating on the "real problems" the state faces and not the possibility that articles of impeachment may soon be introduced against him. 5.
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This goes back as far as George Washington, who is lionized more for winning the Revolutionary War than for his ownership of human beings, and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, whose leadership through the Second World War overshadows his creation of internment camps for Japanese people living in America.
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Portal was perfect execution of something entirely novel, but its brilliance almost overshadows the fact that it was also released alongside what might be the best Half-Life ever made, Episode 2, and one of the most enduring and influential multiplayer games ever made, Team Fortress 20113.
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But as the World Cup's iconic stature has grown over the past 88 years, its darker side has evolved, with mass brawls and broken legs replaced by a more cerebral cunning—the cynical dives and penalty box grappling which sometimes overshadows the breathtaking skills and sublime goals.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORY: FIGHT OVER BROADBAND PRIVACY LAWS OVERSHADOWS HEARING: House members clashed during a hearing on Wednesday over the recent repeal of Obama-era Federal Communications Commission internet privacy regulations.
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That feeling of motivation to "get even" can tether you to the past in a way that overshadows any potential positive outcome the motivation might bring, said Dr. Merideth Thompson, associate professor in the Department of Management at Utah State University's Jon M. Huntsman School of Business.
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The sheer mass of both albums overshadows their specific attributes; the sequence of individual songs matters less than how Culture II functions as a giant immovable block of Migos Music, how the solo sections on Sr3mm provide conceptual amusement, just to prove they can, over musical necessity.
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Jack and Mark's squabbling over their paternity rights rings hollow throughout the film, in part because, early in her pregnancy, Bridget proclaims her utter devotion to her growing baby, a devotion we're led to believe overshadows her interest in either man vying for the position of her baby daddy.
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Largely raised by his slightly older brother, with a father out of the picture and a mother stuck in a revolving door between the streets and various jails—"Everything she did was for us," Dunn says—Dunn has faced adversity that far overshadows anything found on a basketball court.
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And after his comparison of impeachment with a "lynching," otherwise stalwart allies like House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyGOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing The Memo: GOP schisms deepen as Trump impeachment pressure rises Cheney says Congress needs to place sanctions on Turkey despite Trump announcement MORE (R-Calif.) expressed their unease.
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But the $6 billion increase in overall value that Nike has experienced since Labor Day clearly overshadows their efforts (though to be clear, the US Open — which concluded about a week after the ad was released — and the official start of the NFL season have been known to drive Nike sales too).
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Jacobs decided to cast Delevingne for reasons eclipsing her looks (which are basically unrecognizable in this campaign image): "Every once in a blue moon, I am fortunate enough to meet a model with a personality so huge it almost overshadows even the strongest of looks — the most dramatic fashion," the designer writes on Instagram.
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Doug CollinsDouglas (Doug) Allen CollinsGaetz: Some lawmakers reviewed transcript at White House White House memo shows Trump pressed Ukraine leader to look into Biden Overnight Defense — Presented by Huntington Ingalls Industries — Impeachment inquiry overshadows Trump at UN | Veterans push VA to follow through on reforms | Iranian leader open to changes in nuke deal MORE.
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The working-class town, sitting along the Sheepscot River, has an economy driven in large part by tourism; antiques dealers, art galleries and boutiques dominate the few blocks that constitute downtown, and Red's Eats, a small food stand, overshadows them all with its ability to draw a crowd as noteworthy as its lobster rolls.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzGOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing The Memo: GOP schisms deepen as Trump impeachment pressure rises Buttigieg on Republican SCIF crash: 'This behavior is an embarrassment' MORE (R-Fla.), the GOP lawmakers gathered outside the sensitive compartmented information facility (SCIF) in the Capitol basement in protest of how Democrats have been conducting the probe.
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While Iron Man's death overshadows the entire end of the film, and he gets a long, lingering funeral sequence, Black Widow's death comes halfway through, and it's primarily used to give the remainder of the now all-male team of original Avengers something to be sad about as they gear up for the movie's final battle.
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"It creates a problem again where all of the things that we're trying to do to advance the bilateral relationship, strengthen our support for Ukraine, strengthen the positioning against Russia is now getting sucked into a domestic political debate in the U.S., domestic political narrative that overshadows that," Volker said, according to his transcript released on Tuesday.
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Groups like the Electronic Frontier Foundation have argued in government filings that 22020G hype overshadows these same companies' long-standing failures to deploy real fiber broadband to rural and less affluent urban markets (despite billions in tax breaks, subsidies, and regulatory favors), and 53G shouldn't be seen as synonymous with the fast, reliable fiber connections these same companies should have deployed years ago.
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Some Republicans have also broken with Trump over the comments, including House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyGOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing The Memo: GOP schisms deepen as Trump impeachment pressure rises Cheney says Congress needs to place sanctions on Turkey despite Trump announcement MORE (R-Calif.), who offered tepid criticism by saying he disagreed with Trump's use of the word.
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Stephen LynchStephen Francis LynchPelosi, Democrats send message on foreign policy with high-profile trip GOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing House Dems demand documents from State Department in impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Mass.), however, suggested the Taylor testimony — "the most powerful we've heard" — could actually speed up the impeachment probe as it confirms key elements of the quid pro quo narrative.
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" And Channing Dungey, ABC's president of entertainment, told the New York Times that, "[W]e certainly want to honor and respect Time's Up and allow that message to be heard...But we're trying to make it more planned than spur of the moment — it has its moment and then doesn't feel like it overshadows the artists and films being honored.
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The excitement in obtaining someone that special overshadows how bittersweet it must feel for the culmination of the Lowry/DeRozan era to be one of those players getting traded, but Toronto is now not only positioned to contend for a title, but can also spend the 2018-19 season selling the sport's most elusive attraction on its culture, city, and vision.
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"Unless the Tribeca Film Festival plans to definitively unmask Andrew Wakefield, it will be yet another disheartening chapter where a scientific fraud continues to occupy a spotlight and overshadows the damage he has left behind in the important story of vaccine safety and success," Dr. Mary Anne Jackson, a professor of pediatrics at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, said in an email.
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Doug CollinsDouglas (Doug) Allen CollinsGaetz: Some lawmakers reviewed transcript at White House White House memo shows Trump pressed Ukraine leader to look into Biden Overnight Defense — Presented by Huntington Ingalls Industries — Impeachment inquiry overshadows Trump at UN | Veterans push VA to follow through on reforms | Iranian leader open to changes in nuke deal MORE (R-Ga.) behind closed doors, sources confirmed.
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Doug CollinsDouglas (Doug) Allen CollinsGaetz: Some lawmakers reviewed transcript at White House White House memo shows Trump pressed Ukraine leader to look into Biden Overnight Defense — Presented by Huntington Ingalls Industries — Impeachment inquiry overshadows Trump at UN | Veterans push VA to follow through on reforms | Iranian leader open to changes in nuke deal MORE (Ga.), the ranking Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, said during the debate.
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Doug CollinsDouglas (Doug) Allen CollinsGaetz: Some lawmakers reviewed transcript at White House White House memo shows Trump pressed Ukraine leader to look into Biden Overnight Defense — Presented by Huntington Ingalls Industries — Impeachment inquiry overshadows Trump at UN | Veterans push VA to follow through on reforms | Iranian leader open to changes in nuke deal MORE (R-Ga.) are considering bids for the seat next year.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzGOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing The Memo: GOP schisms deepen as Trump impeachment pressure rises Buttigieg on Republican SCIF crash: 'This behavior is an embarrassment' MORE (R-Fla.) did the demonstration to loudly protest the process in which Democrats have been conducting their impeachment inquiry — behind closed doors, limiting members' access to transcripts, without an impeachment vote by the full House, and without giving Republicans the power to subpoena their own witnesses.
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The Boss Baby's story never really adds up to much — it's a surprisingly thin plot that lacks enough complexity to make you care about what initially seems to be its central "mystery": the source of the rivalry between Baby Co. and Puppy Co. The weirdness of a baby in a suit overshadows that plot point entirely, making the story feel like little more than an excuse to let Boss Baby make poop jokes.
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Doug CollinsDouglas (Doug) Allen CollinsGaetz: Some lawmakers reviewed transcript at White House White House memo shows Trump pressed Ukraine leader to look into Biden Overnight Defense — Presented by Huntington Ingalls Industries — Impeachment inquiry overshadows Trump at UN | Veterans push VA to follow through on reforms | Iranian leader open to changes in nuke deal MORE (R-Ga.), the top Republican on the Judiciary Committee, a source familiar with the meeting told The Hill.
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Lois FrankelLois Jane FrankelOvernight Defense — Presented by Huntington Ingalls Industries — Impeachment inquiry overshadows Trump at UN | Veterans push VA to follow through on reforms | Iranian leader open to changes in nuke deal Pelosi to launch formal Trump impeachment inquiry Democrats call on House committees to probe Epstein's 2008 'sweetheart deal,' suicide MORE (D-Fla.) — have come out in support of an impeachment inquiry in the aftermath of reports about the phone call with Zelensky.
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EDT: Vice President Pence meets with Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert WilkieRobert Leon WilkieThe Hill's 22019:30 Report: Dems seize on Ukraine transcript in impeachment fight The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by National Association of Manufacturers - The impeachment of President Trump has begun Overnight Defense — Presented by Huntington Ingalls Industries — Impeachment inquiry overshadows Trump at UN | Veterans push VA to follow through on reforms | Iranian leader open to changes in nuke deal MORE.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website The Memo: Trump tests limits of fiery attacks during crisis Sanders when asked about timeframe for 21202 decision: 'I'm dealing with a f---ing global crisis' MORE (I-Vt.) in the delegate race as the coronavirus pandemic overshadows the push for the Democratic nomination.
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Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterSenate Democrats hesitant to go all-in on impeachment probe Overnight Defense — Presented by Huntington Ingalls Industries — Impeachment inquiry overshadows Trump at UN | Veterans push VA to follow through on reforms | Iranian leader open to changes in nuke deal Senate GOP vows to quash impeachment articles MORE (D-Mont.), who won reelection last year in a red state, urged his party to "get facts," particularly from the inspector general (IG) report that contains the whistleblower complaint.
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Doug CollinsDouglas (Doug) Allen CollinsGaetz: Some lawmakers reviewed transcript at White House White House memo shows Trump pressed Ukraine leader to look into Biden Overnight Defense — Presented by Huntington Ingalls Industries — Impeachment inquiry overshadows Trump at UN | Veterans push VA to follow through on reforms | Iranian leader open to changes in nuke deal MORE (Ga.), the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, claimed the transcript showed Democrats had "leapt to conclusions" before examining the facts.
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyGOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing The Memo: GOP schisms deepen as Trump impeachment pressure rises Cheney says Congress needs to place sanctions on Turkey despite Trump announcement MORE (R-Calif.) said he disagreed with President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE's rhetoric comparing the Democrats' impeachment inquiry to a lynching, but added he thinks the president's frustrations over the investigation are legitimate.
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"The changes not only improve our ability to provide the health care veterans need, but also when and where they need it," VA Secretary Robert WilkieRobert Leon WilkieThe Hill's 28503:22019 Report: Dems seize on Ukraine transcript in impeachment fight The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by National Association of Manufacturers - The impeachment of President Trump has begun Overnight Defense — Presented by Huntington Ingalls Industries — Impeachment inquiry overshadows Trump at UN | Veterans push VA to follow through on reforms | Iranian leader open to changes in nuke deal MORE said in a statement at the time.
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"The changes not only improve our ability to provide the health care veterans need, but also when and where they need it," VA Secretary Robert WilkieRobert Leon WilkieThe Hill's 28503:22019 Report: Dems seize on Ukraine transcript in impeachment fight The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by National Association of Manufacturers - The impeachment of President Trump has begun Overnight Defense — Presented by Huntington Ingalls Industries — Impeachment inquiry overshadows Trump at UN | Veterans push VA to follow through on reforms | Iranian leader open to changes in nuke deal MORE said in a statement at the time.
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Mike RogersMichael (Mike) Dennis RogersTrump takes pulse of GOP on Alabama Senate race Overnight Defense: House approves Turkey sanctions in rebuke of Trump | Trump attacks on Army officer testifying spark backlash | Dems want answers from Esper over Ukraine aid Democrats fume over being kept in dark on al-Baghdadi raid MORE (R-Ala.) and Gary PalmerGary James PalmerGOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing Republicans storm closed-door hearing to protest impeachment inquiry House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal MORE (R-Ala.) during a House Republican fundraiser at the Trump hotel in Washington, according to lawmakers in the room.
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Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterSenate Democrats hesitant to go all-in on impeachment probe Overnight Defense — Presented by Huntington Ingalls Industries — Impeachment inquiry overshadows Trump at UN | Veterans push VA to follow through on reforms | Iranian leader open to changes in nuke deal Senate GOP vows to quash impeachment articles MORE (D-Mont.) said articles of impeachment aren't going anywhere in the Senate and said the smarter strategy is to push Republicans to conduct oversight of the Trump administration, such as by pressing them to ask for the intelligence community inspector general's report on the whistleblower complaint.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanThe Memo: GOP schisms deepen as Trump impeachment pressure rises Several GOP House members call to continue to withhold international conservation grants until oversight measures implemented GOP lawmakers cry foul outside closed-door impeachment hearing MORE (R-Ohio), Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzGOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing The Memo: GOP schisms deepen as Trump impeachment pressure rises Buttigieg on Republican SCIF crash: 'This behavior is an embarrassment' MORE (R-Fla.) and Mark MeadowsMark Randall MeadowsThe Memo: GOP schisms deepen as Trump impeachment pressure rises Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Trump official declines to detail plans if ObamaCare struck down | DEA unveils rule for opioid manufacturers | Republican tells Zuckerberg to allow anti-vax content Overnight Defense: Trump lifts sanctions on Turkey | 'Small number' of troops to remain by Syrian oil fields | Defense official's impeachment testimony delayed five hours after Republicans storm secure room MORE (R-N.
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Zuckerberg sat down with House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyHouse tables privileged resolution disapproving of Pelosi on impeachment House GOP leader questions whether Pelosi should stay on as Speaker McCarthy slams Pelosi impeachment announcement: 'The election is over' MORE (R-Calif.), ranking member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenHillicon Valley: Tech grapples with California 'gig economy' law | FCC to investigate Sprint over millions in subsidies | House bill aims to protect telecom networks | Google wins EU fight over 'right to be forgotten' | 27 nations sign cyber rules pact House bill aims to secure telecom networks against foreign interference Democrats divided on surprise medical bill fix MORE (R-Ore.) and ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee Doug CollinsDouglas (Doug) Allen CollinsGaetz: Some lawmakers reviewed transcript at White House White House memo shows Trump pressed Ukraine leader to look into Biden Overnight Defense — Presented by Huntington Ingalls Industries — Impeachment inquiry overshadows Trump at UN | Veterans push VA to follow through on reforms | Iranian leader open to changes in nuke deal MORE (R-Ga.) behind closed doors, sources confirmed.
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