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The unfair, detestable nature of this tainted win overshadows what we could otherwise have celebrated optimistically as an historic event in this country, that is the first African-American pres. candidate.

Core constituency laments Clinton's exit 2008

Randal Konik, an analyst at Bear Stearns, maintained an "underperform" rating on Urban, saying new-store productivity is moving lower and that "the lack of visibility in the near term overshadows the longer term prospects."

Urban Outfitters Beats Expectations 2006

In this example, the name overshadows a striking loss of property and the story begins with the answer to _Who?

Newspaper Reporting and Correspondence A Manual for Reporters, Correspondents, and Students of Newspaper Writing Grant Milnor Hyde

At this point, Feldman's name overshadows his company's brand by a long shot.

rabble.ca - News for the rest of us 2009

In some cases the brand name overshadows the name of the company.

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What bothers me is that kind of overshadows the positive things about the movie.

The /Filmcast: After Dark - Ep. 87 - Directors on Twitter, and Racebending (GUESTS: Dan Eckman and DC Pierson from Derrick Comedy) | /Film 2010

We've got a political campaign that continues to drag on while the excitement of the pope's visit kind of overshadows this thing.

CNN Transcript Apr 17, 2008 2008

Although the Q1 view "overshadows" the happy Q4 results, "importantly, management reaffirmed on the call expectations for at least 15% revenue growth."

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Angelina Jolie has apparently been ditched from a clothing firm's publicity campaign because she "overshadows" the brand.

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They're still focused on bringing people together, but it's hard to deny that their application platform kind of overshadows that effort by now.

Newsvine - Get Smarter Here Faruk Ates 2009