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eclipse

noun as in shadowing of the sun

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verb as in obscure, veil

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verb as in surpass achievement

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Subsequent attacks on public figures would eclipse Moore’s crime.

He also eclipsed 60,000 career yards passing in the win.

His fastball was playing up, eclipsing 100 mph seven times and topping out at 101.7 mph.

But in recent weeks, those concerns have been eclipsed by weakness in the labour market.

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Redford’s presence at the festival was erratic, and at times shadowy, as not to eclipse the festival’s filmmakers.

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