overshadowing

She said professionals looked at Jack's behaviour rather than his symptoms - something known as diagnostic overshadowing - which meant there was a delay in getting appropriate help.

“Being a Knicks fan is probably overshadowing the rest of my career — which might be a good thing,” Stiller jokes.

That could carry a "political risk" of overshadowing the party's showcase autumn conference which begins the following day on 28 September.

"The looming figure of Trump is overshadowing the domestic campaign but also forcing Australia's leaders to do something they haven't had to do in a long time - examine Australia's links to the US."

But overshadowing everything, priority number one: the grisly state of the economy and getting it to grow.