Bill Clinton proved that he can work up the Democratic faithful without removing the spotlight from his wife.
Removing the spotlight from schooling risks losing the focus necessary to improve the results of the groups that fall behind, says Alan Smithers of the University of Buckingham.
It was not just Barkley who struggled to stamp his authority on the game although Jack Wilshere's best performance in a Bournemouth shirt to date did little to remove the spotlight from Barkley, who other than heading wide in the second half was chasing shadows for much of a one-sided affair.
Pardew's behaviour in his confrontation with Meyler, removing the spotlight totally from Newcastle's fine 4-1 win at the KC Stadium, follows a pattern that must now be stopped by the severest punishment possible from the Football Association.
For example, in the not-too-distant future, additional sources of user/customer sentiment analysis are likely to include real-time interactions experienced via new Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV (HbbTV) platforms which will effectively remove the spotlight from online text-based social networking sites such as Douban.
Desperate to remove the spotlight from my existence for a change, I hid in the shadows when they turned their attention to her, another shy, quiet classmate who earned excellent grades and wouldn't, couldn't hurt a fly even if she wanted to.
For example, some family carers blamed the government or other agencies for shortcomings in care, removing the spotlight from hospital staff.
Not the centre of attention – standing slightly removed from the spotlight, but impossible to ignore.
The petitions flap removed from the spotlight, briefly, the inconsequential tale of Mr. Emanuel's residency status that is being devoured by the news media.
That was the picture that dominated the international press: David at the lectern, with Samantha downcast but elegant in her beautiful dress, standing slightly removed from the spotlight, but impossible to ignore.
