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The Persian moon will be eclipsed by the Macedonian sun.

(Full disclosure the long time leader whom he eclipsed was me.)

Her ranking at the end of the season eclipsed her 2004 record at no.

But non organized crowds eventually eclipsed structured groups, becoming a dominant force in Lebanese politics.

This story eclipsed every country except Iraq, and received 10 times the coverage of the IPCC report.

By the late 1960s, Mandela's fame had been eclipsed by Steve Biko and the Black Consciousness Movement (BCM).

In spite of the depth and variety of industrial activities in the region, agriculture has not been eclipsed.

The shroud of misery and death that for many years eclipsed Cambodia has, hopefully, now been lifted, and lifted forever.

How the person is going to interact with the net is a secondary question, quite often eclipsed by the primary one.

Gladys Henry Dick and George Frederick Dick developed a vaccine in 1924 that was later eclipsed by penicillin in the 1940s.

If the US is eclipsed any time soon, this will more likely be due to its loss of social cohesion and its dysfunctional politics.

The claim of unlawful discrimination is maintained even though Portugal's influence and control within Angola in this time period was waning, if not eclipsed.

After China eclipsed the US as Brazil s largest trading partner, China and Brazil announced plans to settle trade in their national currencies rather than dollars.

But it lost its predominance and was gradually eclipsed by the US, which, at least since 1945, has been the undisputed leader among market based economies.

37. In the United Nations system, peace keeping operations and the resources allocated to them had to a large extent eclipsed the silent crisis which affected the developing countries.

The victory of the famed opposition trade union movement, Solidarity, in Eastern Europe s first free election since 1946 was eclipsed by the violent crackdown in Beijing and Khomeini s tumultuous passing.

With his sense of showmanship, Sarkozy almost effortlessly eclipsed Barroso when handling the Russia Georgia crisis in August, followed by the EU s responses to the autumn crisis of cascading bank collapses.

However, those advances were being eclipsed by the increasing inequality between and within countries, as outlined in the recent report on the World Social Situation 2005, contained in document A 60 117.

Long eclipsed by the cold war, its role was now being acknowledged anew it truly was an instrument capable of perceiving the concerns of the international community, particularly their economic and social dimensions.

But the difficult negotiations that led to the agreement eclipsed European Council President Herman Van Rompuy s recent report, Towards a Genuine Economic and Monetary Union, which calls for unity far beyond a banking union.

Replying to the representative of China, he stated that, in the case of Afghanistan, economic, social and cultural rights were somewhat eclipsed by the priority of re establishing security and the rule of law.

If the US is eclipsed any time soon, this will more likely be due to its loss of social cohesion and its dysfunctional politics. China might well step in to fill that vacuum, but that is quite different from being able to elbow America aside.

long before the nation state ever came along and the reason why that is important is cuz if people think nowadays the nation state has been eclipsed it might be helpful to think about earlier formations and the ways that they intersected and co existed.

In conclusion, we hope and trust that the agenda for development will succeed in arresting the erosion of the United Nations role as well as help avert its being eclipsed by other institutions, especially with regard to the critical core issues of development, and that the Organization will resume its rightful role as defined in its Charter.