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"I don't feel overshadowed at all," he said.

But it will be overshadowed, at least for a few days, by Harbaugh's actions.

Overshadowed, at least a little, was the way the Jets lost to the Bills.

But the budget proposal was rapidly overshadowed, at least in the world of social media, by Mr. Bloomberg's pledge.

Meanwhile, Mr. Huntsman, the former Utah governor, who has been totally overshadowed at previous debates, showed a lot more energy.

But his rise was overshadowed, at least briefly, by another allegation of an affair with an employee.

He is overshadowed in the Western Athletic Conference by Boise State quarterback Kellen Moore, and he is overshadowed at the mall by the food court.

This week, the question of whether Barack Obama or Mitt Romney will occupy the White House has been overshadowed at times by the question of whether Winston Churchill will do so.

The Prime Minister's demands were overshadowed at last night's European Council summit by a reportedly furious row over the fate of migrants coming over the Mediterranean.

The themes of the meeting were supposed to be innovation, sustainability and education, but that was overshadowed at the news conference by talk of the settlement construction.

meeting was overshadowed at times by a different sort of problem that economists warn could also hurt growth in Asia: the region's many territorial disputes.