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In his rousing message, he listed the artists and theorists who shaped French culture and who continue to overshadow the terror group's savage and regressive beliefs and acts.

But disagreements over wartime history and competing claims to the Senkaku islands in the East China Sea continue to overshadow strong trade ties between Asia's two biggest economies.

And this story will continue to overshadow anything else Filner does, which will make it near impossible for him to move on.

At the same time, however, the economic and budget travails of the United States and Europe continue to overshadow the global outlook, and are likely to curtail future growth, economists have long cautioned.

But the foreclosure practices of Bank of America and other large mortgage servicers remain under investigation by all 50 state attorneys general, and that controversy is likely to continue to overshadow positive news on the profit front.

The call for new protests — with major demonstrations expected at the presidential palace again on Tuesday and Friday — ensures that questions about Egypt's national unity and stability will continue to overshadow debate about the specific contents of the charter.

But the absence of another star, Salman Rushdie, continued to overshadow the event.

At 10pm BBC1's news bulletin continued to overshadow the new-look News at Ten on ITV1.

She accused her Republican opponents and GOP lawmakers of partisanship as the email affair continued to overshadow her campaign.

Moreover, concern over the developed market economies (i.e. democracies) continues to overshadow those over China and other emerging markets.

In Turkey, meanwhile, Ali's death continues to overshadow his life, in much the same way as his life overshadows his work – and with good reason.