| I | eclipse |
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| you | eclipse |
| he/she/it | eclipses |
| we | eclipse |
| you | eclipse |
| they | eclipse |
| I | eclipsed |
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| you | eclipsed |
| he/she/it | eclipsed |
| we | eclipsed |
| you | eclipsed |
| they | eclipsed |
| I | have | eclipsed |
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| you | have | eclipsed |
| he/she/it | has | eclipsed |
| we | have | eclipsed |
| you | have | eclipsed |
| they | have | eclipsed |
| I | had | eclipsed |
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| you | had | eclipsed |
| he/she/it | had | eclipsed |
| we | had | eclipsed |
| you | had | eclipsed |
| they | had | eclipsed |
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However, this post was eclipsed by the fact that he was a virtuoso balalaikist in his own right, and was giving solo performances.
en.wikipedia.org This meant that national ideas eclipsed class loyalties.
en.wikipedia.org A city where en eternal eclipse has cast a shadow over the rights and wrongs.
en.wikipedia.org The names of some of these moves are air baby, hollow backs, solar eclipse, and reverse air baby, among others.
en.wikipedia.org Government-established schools soon eclipsed the role of private academies by the mid-11th century.
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