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Iraq casts a long, dark shadow across every page in Spector's book, starting with Gen. Douglas MacArthur's declaration in a radio address that "today freedom is on the offensive, democracy is on the march".

Perhaps the most unfortunate aspect of what was about to unfold – though Battiston and his dental surgeon will doubtless disagree – is that an infamous act of brutal cynicism to this day casts a long, dark shadow across a match which really should be principally remembered as one of the greatest, most dramatic and entertaining World Cup encounters of all time.

Gonet isn't an elected official but he casts a long, dark shadow on the statehouse as President of the Illinois Coal Association.

"Recent incidents have cast a long, dark shadow on our liberal and progressive credentials," Mr. Chidambaram said Thursday.

Recent incidents have cast a long, dark shadow on our liberal and progressive credentials," said finance minister P Chidambaram, as he announced India's budget.

He elevates Dolly Parton to a questionable role as a feminist icon and ignores John Denver, whose career cast a long, dark shadow over the entire decade.

But the back catalogs of Springsteen and Bon Jovi continue to cast a long, dark shadow over any group that tries to remain rooted here, which may explain why so many bands are quick to zip to New York.

While in these last months the NSA has cast a long, dark shadow over American privacy, don't for a second imagine that it's the only government agency systematically and often secretly intruding on our lives.

For thirty years Afghanistan has cast a long, dark shadow over world events, but it has also been marked by pivotal moments that could have brought peace and changed world history.

We were anchored 50 feet from one shore and I was casting to a long, dark run along the opposite shore that was about 90 feet away.

As I watch, the laden clouds change shape and a long dark shadow is cast over the water, turning it a stormy Prussian blue.