But I am absolutely clear that this is a risk we cannot ignore and so we must not let it fall into the shadows.
Unless the FA wants to increase the Cup winners' jackpot – Arsenal earned £4.2m from their successful 2014 run, enough to buy nearly half of Benik Afobe – to a parallel amount to Premier League riches, or a Champions League place can be offered, then the FA Cup will continue to fall into the shadows for clubs from the top two divisions.
They can also allow UNICEF to provide continuous programming so that less visible humanitarian crises do not fall into the shadows.
The region typically falls into the shadow of China's thriving tech space and India's fast-growing ecosystem, but deals like Alibaba's recent $1 billion investment in Lazada and Southeast Asia's cumulative population of over 600 million people are putting it on the map, many just coming into contact with the internet or mobile for the first time.
One of the objectives of the cycle is to educate and inform people about Afghanistan's political and cultural past (and present); the reason for this was that Nick Kent felt it had become ignored as it fell into the shadow of Iraq and that people knew very little about it.
Later, Trumbauer's reputation fell into the shadows for several reasons.
A team of detectives rushed to the shopping center and fell into the shadows, watching as Detective Nolan leaned against a post.
If our movie memories weren't Hollywood-skewed, we'd think of Chronicle of the Years of Embers as a classic but, despite winning the Palme d'or in Cannes in 1975, Mohammad Lakhdar-Hamina's film has fallen into the shadows.
Step forward Stevan Jovetic, who arrived at Manchester City from Fiorentina in July 2013 for £22m with a reputation for being one of the most exciting strikers in Europe, but after a season defined by injuries and fierce competition for starting places, fell into the shadows.
White males tended to dominate the dada ranks, and as a result, artists like Hannah Höch fell into the shadows.
