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The fight on campaign finance looked as if it would eclipse the taxpayer-friendly measures.
A recent Rasmussen poll revealed that if the Tea party were an actual party it would eclipse the Republicans.
It would eclipse the Anfield Kop, at least until Liverpool's much-discussed but as yet un-built new stadium appears on Stanley Park.
It would eclipse the reigning giant, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, with 2,600 beds, and would become one of the country's largest nonprofit systems.
Yet the interest reflects an urgency to make a marquee signing – it would eclipse the £30.7m spent on Dimitar Berbatov from Tottenham Hotspur in 2008 – and signal United's intent still to secure Champions League qualification this term after recent toils.
His light verse, which was often compared favorably to that of Lewis Carroll and Edward Lear, may have seemed like hack-work to him; he certainly never imagined it would eclipse his prose writings.
It also would eclipse the $150 million bequeathed this year to the University of Texas by John A. Jackson, a retired oil industry executive.
Many thought renewable energy would eclipse it but gas still accounts for a third of UK consumption.
"It was the last time anything would eclipse Alice Roosevelt," Ms. Cordery writes.
The opening of the city's first subway line 100 years ago was a grand public event and it launched the modern city that would eclipse London and Paris in financial clout and cultural importance.
As deep-pocketed and courtroom-savvy as Walmart is, the magnitude of the gender-discrimination suit, with nearly 1.6 million plaintiffs and tens of billions of dollars in potential damages, would eclipse its big payouts of the past.
