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cast a pall on

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cast a pall on/over something
if an unpleasant event or piece of news casts a pall on something, it spoils it News of her sudden death cast a pall on the awards ceremony.
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Local hazards ranged from coyotes and cougars that cast a pall on possible school trips, to rattlesnakes that lurked in rocks behind the school, to smallpox, the measles, the flu, and unruly older boys
But the uncertainty of the market and the nationwide credit crunch have cast a pall on some parts of the agriculture sector.
Magnolia's pre-WWI promotional campaigns featured images of Kaiser Wilhelm touting the beer, which may have cast a pall on sales as World War I began, for production peaked in 1915.
 
 
 
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