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Discover Ludwig"in your shadow" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe someone who is closely following or trailing someone else. For example: She was always two steps behind him, living in his shadow.
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I never once lived in your shadow.
"Would you really have Jeremy in your shadow cabinet?" she asked Burnham.
All four candidates were asked the question: Would Ed Miliband feature in your shadow cabinet if you were elected leader?
True, you worried that having earlier shuffled rather casually through his papers, he might inadvertently declare: "Here's one from Yvette saying, 'how can you expect me to serve in your Shadow Cabinet when…', oh sorry – wrong one".
Me spending all that time in your shadow — it's your shadow you really care about, anyway, not me curled up there in the dark hidden by your body, a body made sleek and fat with my good cooking in that hovel you call a home on Gobbler's Knob.
What's happening in your shadow?
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"I think I saw in your shadows / I move in closer beneath your windows," she sings, like a besotted teenager scrawling confessions in her diary.
Block in your shadows and the dominant colors of the landscape.
This time, leave blank the areas of highlight and shade in your shadowed areas.
In other words, (your shadow's length) divided by (your height) will always equal (the tree's shadow's length) divided by (the tree's height).
Omega: For someone unfamiliar with shadow work, what would you say is the first step in recognizing your shadow?
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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