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Still basic principals in fracture treatment may not be eclipsed by new fixation devices.

People close to Mr. Bloomberg said he did so to ensure that the debate over mayoral control would not be eclipsed this spring by what would inevitably be a highly public debate about the chancellor.

Up until the last moment before the jury disappeared to begin deliberations on Tuesday, lawyers for Ms. Sheehan argued that evidence going back years — of blackened eyes, a split forehead and a bruised body — should not be eclipsed by the scenes from a life of material privilege.

But it's only the latest chapter in a long saga of espionage and counter-espionage between the US and China - one, say analysts, that should not be eclipsed by the focus on Russian covert activities.

Adele, who was also deserving of the awards (25 was an excellent album), was brazen enough to SPEAK to how difficult it is to create while fighting to not be eclipsed by her most recent and "greatest gift," her child.

She believes that the individual rights of small family farmers must not be eclipsed by the undue political influence of Big Agriculture, and that we must address and correct the devastating effects of pesticides that are endangering our entire ecosystem.

But the 33-year-old Toomer's role as an elder statesman on the Giants has not been eclipsed.

Yet, since Mr Hu became party chief, there have been no reports of his visiting any military institutions, which suggests that Mr Jiang still guards his power in this field.But Mr Hu has not been eclipsed.

The site, like other noncommercial sites being developed around the United States, is intended to be an example of high-minded goals that have not been eclipsed by the cacophony of e-commerce.

Keane would have been a strong candidate for man of the match had one of his most effective performances of the season not been eclipsed by a hat-trick and another stunning all-round display from Ruud van Nistelrooy.

We have not been eclipsed by the rise of Jeremy Corbyn, but instead have used these unique circumstances to push for even more radical change, and to put our boldest policies yet before the public.