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The latter is currently facing... political/regulatory interference, including the ongoing Competition and Markets Authority CMAA) investigation which will overshadow supply activities for the next 12-18 months. 12-18 months

The match ended 2-1 to Northern Ireland, but it is the level of violence, which included punches and pushing as well as the horrifying kick, which will overshadow the result.

By nominating a highly qualified but divisive figure to the Supreme Court, the president has reignited the culture wars of the last two elections, which will overshadow recent news stories about his own troubles.

But this is more than just another notch on London's priapic skyline – soon to see the addition of "the scalpel" and "the helter skelter" tower, which will overshadow the Cheesegrater as the tallest building in the Square Mile.

By that time the iPad 3 will also be shipping, which will likely overshadow the rest of the tablet market for several months.

Ford says it expects social media to play a big role in the recruitment campaign, which the company hopes will overshadow recent bad press about Detroit.

The feelgood factor generated by the wedding was even enumerated in a YouGov poll, which showed that 78% of people think William and Kate will overshadow the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall.

Syria, even more than tensions between the United States and Russia generally, will overshadow the annual meeting of the leaders, which is normally devoted to the world's economy.

The report will overshadow Pollard.

Mr Subramanian argues that China's economic might will overshadow America's sooner than people think.

Failure need not sink Mr Bush's whole agenda, but it will overshadow any progress elsewhere.