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- verb Present participle of
overshadow .
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You should also learn that what they did is known as overshadowing just for starters.
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You should also learn that what they did is known as overshadowing just for starters.
Comments for Broke-Ass Student bilbobaggins 2010
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WHITFIELD: Hey, Lisa, I'm just going to interrupt you for a minute because the crowd is kind of overshadowing your words, so I'm going to ask you to speak a little but louder, we're going to give it one more shot to see if we can hear you a little bit more clearly.
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So, necessarily, what Obama has to say and what John McCain has to say are both kind of overshadowing what the president has to say.
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Replacing s's with z's and leaving out apostrophes is not convincing enough, especially when practically every other word is so carefully written, including "overshadowing". lol Posing is an acquired skill.
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So one of the things that we have to keep in mind is that right now, methamphetamine is kind of overshadowing cocaine as a media phenomenon.
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KURTZ: Terry Neal, is this affirmative action debate, legitimate or not, kind of overshadowing the possible negligence by "Times" editors?
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Michael Jackson's death, however tragic ... is now overshadowing a lot of very important issues right now.
Obama sends condolences to Jackson's family, says Gibbs 2009
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Public perception of Muslims and Islam is distorted by the media's disproportionate emphasis on the acts of a dangerous and deadly fraction of Muslims overshadowing the vast majority of mainstream Muslims.
John L. Esposito: Bigotry and Islam: Bill O'Reilly's at It Again John L. Esposito 2010
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Public perception of Muslims and Islam is distorted by the media's disproportionate emphasis on the acts of a dangerous and deadly fraction of Muslims overshadowing the vast majority of mainstream Muslims.
John L. Esposito: Bigotry and Islam: Bill O'Reilly's at It Again John L. Esposito 2010
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