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Markowitz claims to be confident that the older building will not be overshadowed — "From what I understand, there are ways in architecture to design a building in a way that enhances the view of the Williamsburgh building," he says.

But his visit was overshadowed from the start by the approach of the multinational military campaign to defend the Libyan opposition against attack by Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's forces.

Subtitled "The Story of a Childhood," it is indeed that, albeit a childhood overshadowed from the age of 9 by Iran's Islamic revolution, and including among much else the deaths of beloved relatives and friends.

Though the deal with Chrysler was called a merger of equals, Mr. Schrempp overshadowed Mr. Eaton from the first day, and Chrysler is now merely the American subsidiary of a Stuttgart corporation.

Those readings overshadowed news from the producer price index that inflation remains well in check and the weekly reading on new unemployment claims, which declined but drew skepticism since some major companies skipped typical summertime production slowdowns.

So it is deflating to see a welcome outbreak of common sense from some major oil groups overshadowed by dissent from powerful rivals.

Accidents from deer and weather are overshadowed by accidents from speed and volume, which are double the statewide average in northern Westchester.

Government debt worries overshadowed strong earnings from two of Europe's biggest banks on Thursday.

The singer was born during the Great Depression, overshadowed by tragedy from the start.

The news has helped push Dixons down 3.9% to 19.22p, and overshadowed an upgrade from Bank of America/Merrill Lynch.

The news overshadowed strong earnings from GM, which made a second-quarter net profit of $891m on the back of sales outside America.