Word: shadowing
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Pusey's decision to summon the police, and his overall handling of student activism in the 60s, cast a shadow of doubt over the administration's overall ability to effectively manage the campus. Much of the anger was directed at the Corporation, Harvard's secretive primary governing board, which was widely perceived as out of touch with student concerns...
Playing in the shadow of last year's NCAA championship, the newcomers to this team find the legacy a bit overwhelming. When Downing arrived at tryouts a few weeks ago, this pressure was apparent...
...morning on Sunday, March 3, in the shadow of Kuwait City's Maryam Mosque, a Kuwaiti resistance member who calls himself Mike leaned his French-made automatic rifle into the chest of his childhood friend Mustafa al- Kubaisi. He whispered, "This is your last night," and fired. Unsatisfied by the effect of the single shot, Mike used his 7.65-mm MAB pistol to put another round into Mustafa's head...
...younger Harvard players who were a part of that championship squad--including then-sophomores Peter Ciavaglia, Ted Donato and Mike Vukonich--have been living in the shadow of The Goal ever since. Last year, a disappointing sixth-place ECAC finish and a premature season finale at the hands of Cornell caused the Crimson to fall way short of its championship expectations...
...Soviet leadership virtually helpless when Iraq invaded Kuwait. "There was no able leader comparable to Bush around," says one of the President's advisers. "Gorbachev for all his peace efforts was a sideshow. Margaret Thatcher was gone." The widespread notion that Bush would forever remain in the charismatic shadow of Ronald Reagan or be viewed as a foreign policy amateur compared with Richard Nixon has evaporated. It will probably never rise again...