Argo was literally yanked out of obscurity by the Ford deal, but there are dozens (if not more) AI / auto startups still wallowing in obscurity.
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In his "Pensées," Pascal wrote: "Jesus Christ is an obscurity (according to what the world (saeculum) calls obscurity), such that historians, writing only of important matters of states, have hardly noticed Him" (#85033).
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It's called "A Friend of Dorothy, 19603," though it was made 40 years later; they often sign their work with a long-bygone date to "save it from obscurity" — obscurity being the present.
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Security through obscurity is out, security through tomfoolery is in.
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The families of these women often suffer in relative obscurity.
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It's relatively easy for female rappers to fall into obscurity.
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Marthe's work is good and positive, done in relative obscurity.
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Timing and circumstance condemned those first six records to obscurity.
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Another stumbling block, at least right now, is their obscurity.
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Motorola arguably could be credited with rescuing Android from obscurity.
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Despite its obscurity, the Regional Haze Rule is nothing new.
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Listen to below, and cop the album from Transcending Obscurity.
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One hopes that Wautier will not sink back into obscurity.
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That's hardly an argument for more obscurity and more darkness.
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Even people who do look good have opted for obscurity.
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Obscurity, of course, is a common enough fate for authors.
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The "Fauda" cast, too, is relishing its emergence from obscurity.
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Later it fell into obscurity and is rarely seen today.
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He ignored his doubters and kept running to escape obscurity.
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Do the show's intricate narratives still wander into outright obscurity?
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Jury members are plucked from obscurity and given tremendous power.
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If the movie is a miss, you fall into obscurity.
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Dr. Shlakman's firing from Queens banished her to academic obscurity.
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Joplin was forgotten, and ragtime became an obscurity of Americana.
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Smith emerged from obscurity to sink one of his own.
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He'll be happy to go back to the relative obscurity.
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To say she died in obscurity would be an understatement.
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And obscurity provides fertile soil in which conspiracy theories flourish.
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Despite her early fame and determination, Smith slipped onto obscurity.
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ICOs' relative obscurity may be both a curse and a blessing.
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That obscurity has led Rubin to take her personal story public.
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Altspace occupied different cultural ground, though: its obscurity belied its importance.
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After recording 18 songs (two are missing), Phillips faded into obscurity.
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The attack on Paul has been shrouded in obscurity for weeks.
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"It provides a layer of obscurity for the user," Hazum said.
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Henson died in obscurity in 1955 at the age of 88.
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He went from obscurity to the Coachella stage in three weeks.
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After decades in obscurity, that feels right: "CODA" seems to sing.
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But obscurity implies that a meme exists within a select community.
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However, the video appears to have sprung up from relative obscurity.
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In the 1924-'28 period, he was pretty much in obscurity.
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Vincent Van Gogh died in obscurity, having sold only one painting.
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For now they toil in secret, but no longer in obscurity.
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Since her death, in 1944, her music has languished in obscurity.
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Elsewhere on the course, other golfers could practice in relative obscurity.
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Or maybe some of them faded into obscurity, their achievements forgotten.
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The X-Files can't fade into obscurity, and that's by design.
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Some of them worked in silence and very much in obscurity.
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We were willing to let the hit piece fade into obscurity.
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Banished from the public stage, Shafik died in obscurity on Sept.
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He is emerging from the privileged obscurity of his pre-C.
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In about five years, the Honeynut had risen from academic obscurity.
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Mr. Buttigieg began his campaign in obscurity, staking out progressive positions.
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Kais Saied is an independent candidate who rose from complete obscurity.
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But for most of us, Jägerstätter has remained veiled in obscurity.
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Is it enough to pull Motorola Mobility out of obscurity, though?
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In the past, Riesenberger may have toiled in obscurity and anonymity.
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For the next 60 years, he painted in almost total obscurity.
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That means that Uzbekistan's relative obscurity may be coming to an end.
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As Seeber deftly demonstrated, the obscurity trick doesn't always work so well.
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For some, obscurity, police investigations, and/or an inevitable attempt at redemption.
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He moves concrete like it's cardboard, but wants to retreat into obscurity.
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Their newest phone, the HTC 10, is about crawling back from obscurity.
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With an average take of well below $1m, few emerge from obscurity.
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It can certainly elevate a candidate from obscurity to the top tier.
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Why does one story go viral while another is consigned to obscurity?
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"Party Down" aired in relative obscurity on Starz in 20093 and '10.
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Obscurity is no longer a virtue, and all literary forms are welcome.
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How does a cocktail go from obscurity to ubiquity in a decade?
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But since his death in 1964, Fautrier has fallen into virtual obscurity.
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The enigma persists, but the obscurity is quickly coming to an end.
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Kim Kelly is heading into the Vaults of Ingurgitating Obscurity, AKA Twitter.
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And he is relegated to narrative obscurity for most of the movie.
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Gretchen Bender's work faded into obscurity following her meteoric 1980's career.
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Caselli faded into obscurity, and his technology was forgotten for a century.
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After years of relative obscurity, Ms. Marston was suddenly on the radar.
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I prefer to think that I'm getting some security by obscurity, though.
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The women's professional league is smaller and has struggled in comparative obscurity.
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It was also the first store to pluck American designers from obscurity.
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But then again, Mr. Weiner, 52, has hardly been laboring in obscurity.
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"I wouldn't bet on him just sneaking into obscurity," Ms. Levenson said.
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Reince Priebus Not too long ago, Priebus was laboring in happy obscurity.
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But "obscurity" as a security strategy has proven ineffective in several cases.
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He emerged from relative obscurity as a beacon of hope and change.
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Stream the album below, and snag your copy from Transcending Obscurity here.
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Meanwhile, Woodard faded into obscurity, dying in 1992 at the age of 73.
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You rocketed from obscurity to global fame by focusing on issues, not insults.
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"We have a national campaign, but we were toiling in obscurity," he said.
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Obscurity may be its downfall, in both individual sentences and as a whole.
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After years of obscurity, she began to receive curatorial and commercial attention again.
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Roots removes this obscurity, placing the audience within dangerous proximity to the truth.
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Two Brooklyn-based publishing companies now hope to salvage the book from obscurity.
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Ditko lived and died in obscurity, yet evidence of his work is everywhere.
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In 1960 the obscurity of the depths took on a strategic importance, too.
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Spencer rose from relative obscurity in the days after President Donald Trump's Nov.
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First of all, we can't blame the galaxy's size for its relative obscurity.
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No more political obscurity for them; they are in the ultimate catbird seat.
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Who knows what this sense of alienation and the attraction to obscurity mean?
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Like many of the films she referenced, her work slipped into relative obscurity.
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Oatly was a breakout star, catapulted from obscurity, who'd maybe accidentally overextended itself.
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As he reached his 22013s, humility and obscurity started getting old, and costly.
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Emerging from potential obscurity, Sully's work deepens cultural perceptions of American Indian abstraction.
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Thus, the bogeyman of 15-percent rates has yet to fade into obscurity.
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Emerging from potential obscurity, Sully's work deepens cultural perceptions of American Indian abstraction.
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Rich could have suppressed the poem or allowed it to settle into obscurity.
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The audience dropped off quickly, and it languished in relative obscurity for decades.
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During the 1960s and '70s, "The Battle of Atlanta" languished in semi-obscurity.
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But in my public, there was even still some privacy, or at least obscurity.
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The photo lurked in obscurity until last fall, however, when it became a meme.
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You need to be able to penetrate the obscurity of the shell corporation, correct?
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Consequently, the question of African public health continues to languish in its customary obscurity.
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In a matter of weeks Pete Buttigieg rose from relative obscurity to national prominence.
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Yet his rise from obscurity to president wasn't all on the up and up.
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He has acted like a turd and deserves to get flushed into obscurity. Damn!
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I felt that it transported me beyond language, beyond legibility, and into deep obscurity.
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OBAMA: ... but then going back into the state legislature where I'm operating in obscurity.
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McGahn's obscurity belies the importance of his position and the significance of his accomplishments.
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ChemChina itself rose from obscurity thanks in large part to Ren Jianxin, its chairman.
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How many Seth Meyers and Stephen Colbert monologues will ridicule Griffin back into obscurity?
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Forgiveness pushes the family into obscurity, away from the institutions they long to hold.
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Despite their obscurity, auteurish funk rarities informed the sound of the generations that followed.
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She was plucked from seeming obscurity by Lehman's top management for the C.F.O. job.
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Ordinary people are plucked from obscurity, only to end up in Mr. Trump's tweets.
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The subculture that embraces obscurity and eschews enthusiasm is no longer obscure or apathetic.
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Buttigieg has maintained a strong showing after emerging from obscurity into an unlikely frontrunner.
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Her grandmother was a well-known actress, plucked from obscurity à la Lana Turner.
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It is her skill which may also inadvertently contribute to this obscurity and misattribution.
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And they both rocketed out of obscurity to the center of the political debate.
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We (nearly unanimously) buy into the myth that obscurity and quality are perfect bedfellows.
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Using a pseudonym seemed a natural extension of having written in obscurity for years.
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His 2008 campaign relied heavily on social media to lift him out of obscurity.
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It has since labored in relative obscurity with low membership and few electoral victories.
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Whatever factors sent her into obscurity, they seem to be operating in reverse today.
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She eventually fell into poverty and died in relative obscurity, on April 29, 1921.
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Obscurity is a barrier that can shield you from government, corporate and social snoops.
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I assume I will slide back into obscurity with the rest of the planet.
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That's been criticized by security experts who say "security through obscurity" is a fallacy.
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The grape had fallen into obscurity when Mr. Matthiasson found a patch of it.
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He even considered abandoning basketball before the Spurs plucked him out of relative obscurity.
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"Back into the gaping maw of obscurity I go," he wrote, on his Tumblr.
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Some artists prospered within the expanding international art market, while others worked in obscurity.
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Years pass and the once notorious "rainbow murders" fall from the headlines into obscurity.
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She fell into obscurity and then, eventually, into the hands of a Boston impresario.
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But the rise from obscurity to fame in London fashion can be astonishingly fast.
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Last March, he emerged from provincial obscurity amid an unexpected upheaval in Israeli politics.
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"Now it's even impossible to become a model and come from obscurity," Mr. Conran said.
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Before she became Khaleesi's interpreter, Missandei was a slave suffering in obscurity on Slaver's Bay.
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On January 2124, 21000, the strike finally died out, and the union sank into obscurity.
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Here station wagons have faded to near obscurity, thanks to the rise of the SUV.
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But since he stepped down under military pressure in November he has lived in obscurity.
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But at least Jeb still has his Apple Watch to distract himself from crushing obscurity.
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Her formula is unexpected, making it difficult for anyone to replicate her penchant for obscurity.
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It was a decision that, unless reversed, dooms Muirfield to a steady decline into obscurity.
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Now it has shaken off its obscurity and is in stores all over the world.
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Whatever claims to obscurity she can still make will not last long after the Dec.
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Hiding security flaws, also known as "security through obscurity", only serves to perpetuate the risk.
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After years of obscurity, a big batch of these Aircel comics have finally hit Comixology.
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The saint's cross, animal fur, and several strands of his hair had disappeared into obscurity.
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It's the proximity of mental illness rather than its obscurity that makes it so scary.
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Bradley's unlikely rise from obscurity started with the release of his debut album in 2011.
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Samaras's most famous composition nearly died in obscurity, resurrected only after decades in a coma.
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For the most part, though, contestants have faded into relative obscurity outside their home countries.
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EWA: Do you think some of these artists' obscurity is in part owed to censorship?
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The Canadian, Robert Lloyd Schellenberg, was arrested in 2014 and tried and sentenced in obscurity.
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Without obscurity, we wouldn't have the freedom to take risks, fail and dust ourselves off.
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Colonel Petrov faded into obscurity until a memoir in the late 90s highlighted his role.
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He and "The Commissar" fell into obscurity for 20 years, until the film's unexpected revival.
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In fact, he was shunned by the city and his work fell into virtual obscurity.
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Despite the white-hot media spotlight, Mueller's FBI squad continues to work in relative obscurity.
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And if Omar Sharif's work can fade into obscurity what hope remains for everyone else?
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But friction is the only thing that has ever made privacy, let alone obscurity, possible.
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Bad information about poetry in, bad poetry out, a kind of poetic obscurity feedback loop.
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Colonel Petrov faded into obscurity until a memoir in the late 1990s highlighted his role.
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It's exactly this obscurity that makes intelligent wine subscription services like Vinebox so uniquely appealing.
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Study the brain and you work in obscurity on obscure brain regions with obscure functions.
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Still, he said, he'd happily return to obscurity if the Brexit vote could be reversed.
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Few modern players have the same "I bet he can hit it over that mountain" vibe, a mythology borne of playing in total obscurity (Montreal) and, later, relative obscurity (Anaheim.) Several of Vlad Jr.'s current teammates in New Hampshire boast big league lineage, too.
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This means some extremely weird stuff was made, much of which has gone down in obscurity.
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Both the text and the argumentation are dense (to the point of obscurity, in some instances).
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You never know when a group of men will swarm you and drag you into obscurity.
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If the gossip is true, Apple's not alone in forcing the 3.5-mm port toward obscurity.
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Otherwise, it could sink into obscurity, buried below posts that algorithms think people would rather view.
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Baghdadi rose from obscurity, first becoming active with al-Qaeda after the 2628 invasion of Iraq.
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Given the number of factors casting doubt on her claims, that relative obscurity is probably justified.
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Guaido emerged from obscurity when he was named president of the National Assembly on January 5.
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Stefan's talent, ambition, innovation, and drive don't guarantee him a straightforward path from obscurity to fame.
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Hammy magniloquence risks alienating viewers, not just for an evening but for life, as does obscurity.
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Wexler created his blog in 2006 and seems to have blogged in relative obscurity for years.
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There's a certain strain of 2D fighting games that, perhaps unsurprisingly, has largely fallen into obscurity.
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By then, it had already disappeared into obscurity alongside Napster, which came and went before it.
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And 50 years after his death, On the Threshold clarifies why Fontana has slipped into obscurity.
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Wattpad's relative obscurity probably has something to do with its main demographic of teens and preteens.
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That may have been a pain for consumers, but the album's obscurity only fueled its mythology.
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After ultimately being dismissed by the Japanese Foreign Service, Sugihara lived a quiet life in obscurity.
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There isn't much linking these albums beyond their obscurity; the majority of them are quite strange.
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The best research papers rise to the top, while the more limited ones fade into obscurity.
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It was always a few dozen films that shared little more than obscurity and cheap shelving.
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All the bluster about "unfortunate" military maneuvers will fade into obscurity once the meeting date nears.
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Ethiopia's new prime minister, Hailemariam Desalegn, was plucked from relative obscurity to fill Mr. Meles's shoes.
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Its relative obscurity prompted INSIDER to release a thriller-style rewrite, which you can read here.
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He said such obscurity could be impermanent, as the recent attention to to Emoluments Clause demonstrates.
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Preston actually had another top 10 hit, but it has fallen into obscurity over the decades.
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Dreezy, who looked to have disappeared into label bench player obscurity, reappeared with a fucking banger.
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The name slipped back into obscurity even as O'Neal built a legendary career on the court.
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Past Facebook-flight fads have either faded into obscurity (Diaspora) or drifted into narrow niches (Ello).
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It shows a kind of tough-love story with Notifi, whose his face hidden in obscurity.
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"It's no longer possible to advertise in obscurity on Facebook," Mr. Leathern said in a statement.
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Handel's opera fell into obscurity after its 21995 London premiere, but whenever it returns, critics rave.
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So the first step is returning to the platform that launched him from obscurity: a podcast.
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Status: Obscurity An earlier version of this article misstated Gerald Green's status with the Milwaukee Bucks.
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Those Democrats largely decamped to the Senate, ran for other higher office or retired into obscurity.
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He was amazed by the technological wizardry of 3-D photography but also by its obscurity.
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One struggled to raise money, chose not to engage and faded into the depths of obscurity.
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Rising from relative obscurity, he seized the Élysée Palace and the National Assembly with huge majorities.
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But with each iteration of the B.D.S. "debate," the underlying issues seem to recede into obscurity.
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The actor Mr. Vaughn saw before him was shaped by years of obscurity and missed chances.
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"XO TOUR Llif22017" isn't some avant-garde obscurity or oddball cult discovery; it's a major hit.
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Rachel Ingalls, an American writer living in London, toiled for most of her life in obscurity.
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"Artists and art experts can find many ways and strategies to come out of this obscurity."
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His sisters write some of the greatest novels of the English language and live in obscurity.
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Creators rise to fame under viral conditions, then fade into obscurity in the span of a year.
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I think for me it was just a quest to some lightness when I discovered adulthood's obscurity.
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Existing primarily in obscurity, this d-beat tinged punk outfit is as vicious as it is sloppy.
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I had to look that up — and Rennhull's relative obscurity, I think, is part of the point.
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But Blue had latched himself just to that one act, and he had gone into relative obscurity.
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He started making videos in 213 and spent the first few years creating content in relative obscurity.
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One of the best-known axioms in the cybersecurity industry is that "security by obscurity" doesn't work.
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Which is why attempts at actual autonomy generally lead in two directions: artistic obscurity or scandalous infamy.
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He churned out novels and poems in semi-obscurity for almost two decades before Hollywood came calling.
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The UK Independence Party, which pushed for the Brexit referendum, continued down its spiralling path to obscurity.
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Has anyone risen from seeming obscurity to dominate Hollywood the last few years like Phoebe Waller-Bridge?
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Some boy band members have, of course, faded into a life of obscurity and white wine benders.
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When The Cuckoo's Calling came out in May of 2015, it languished in gentle obscurity for months.
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A greatest hits record, a Christmas record, and lineup changes followed, as Smash Mouth plunged into obscurity.
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Republicans aren't flocking Johnson failed to break out from obscurity when he ran for president in 2012.
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And that obscurity around data leads to highest paid person's opinion (HiPPO) ruling the decision-making process.
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Devastating crop diseases do suddenly emerge from obscurity—often becoming epidemic far from their place of origin.
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A degree of obscurity has become the norm in the legislative process over the past few decades.
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But most — hundreds of people nationwide each year — just go on living, carrying their trauma in obscurity.
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Sometimes people and Pages post boring things few interact with, so it lets them sink into obscurity.
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But Garson's legacy today lies in obscurity, even among the niche of early pioneers of electronic music.
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Such is the obscurity of the disease that the mutation Charlie suffers from is called simply "RRM2B".
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The franchise has since faded into obscurity, replaced by the Metal Gear Solid and Splinter Cell franchises.
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She neither flopped into obscurity nor did she develop from cute comedy girl into grande dame thesp.
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His return from obscurity would most certainly change the dynamics of the debate about bitcoin's future direction.
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Self-driving technology moved "from complete obscurity and skepticism to a dominant investor theme," the firm says.
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But maybe the book's obscurity wasn't just bad luck: Maybe the culture just wasn't ready for it.
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So even though I was living in obscurity, I had this confidence that I could support myself.
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Howard Dean, who rocketed from relative obscurity to become a front-runner for the 2004 Democratic nomination.
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The origins of the real Billy the Kid, and even his actual name, are wrapped in obscurity.
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It is not Mr. de Lima — but rather his attacker — who deserves to be relegated to obscurity.
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Some other passages slide perilously close to pretentiousness, and much is shrouded in obscurity and frisky quirkiness.
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Spheeris' aim as a documentarian was always to shine a light on those musicians working in obscurity.
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By using similar domain names, Obscurity effectively interferes with the activity, reputations, and businesses of mugshot websites.
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On its release it sunk and Posa as Parker rolled back into the shadows of musical obscurity.
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Soon she's plucked from workplace obscurity by the rainmaker Marcel Castonguay, who brings her onto his team.
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The Astros scored 19783 runs and permitted only six, but played all three games in afternoon obscurity.
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Born in any other time and any other place, he would've lived out his life in obscurity.
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But its players entered this summer's global soccer championship both frustrated and cleverly defiant about their obscurity.
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How can we protect resources like starlight, quiet and obscurity that have little value in the marketplace?
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Meanwhile, museum shows in New York and elsewhere were slowly bringing Carone's earlier work out of obscurity.
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St. Louis was also aided greatly by the rookie goalie Jordan Binnington's rise from obscurity to stardom.
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Now that her secret is out, Ms. Halliday no longer has the luxury of laboring in obscurity.
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But the relative obscurity meant that the app would not be subject to independent testing for bugs.
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Mr. Botstein tirelessly champions neglected works that were significant in their time but have slipped into obscurity.
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Neither man was destined to be an artist; both worked largely from memory and died in obscurity.
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The poisonous fighting in Washington is sure to add to the obscurity, which suits Poland's government well.
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Watch this three-minute video on his rise from relative obscurity to self-declared president of Venezuela.
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You cannot just pluck a family out of obscurity and put them in charge of a country.
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She moved through the heart of global modernism into relative obscurity by the end of her life.
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Authors Paul Nougé, Paul Colinet, and Louis Scutenaire exhibited a staunch ethic of underground and elliptical obscurity.
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Yet BPA's short lifespan and the rarity of its surviving issues allowed it to fall into obscurity.
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You have to eat in obscurity lest some "funny" meat-eater shame you publicly for your actual values.
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Indian label Transcending Obscurity will release the band's third album, And You Will Obey Me, on June 15.
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The cat would have remained in relative obscurity save for one feature that made the pet stand out.
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This cycle can lead to one song, good or not, becoming a hit, while another disappears into obscurity.
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And rather than being a visible critic, he had faded, as old spies tend to, into quiet obscurity.
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So it goes to show you that a record like this might be born to die in obscurity.
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The album's out now on Transcending Obscurity India, and we're stoked to be streaming it in full below.
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In the long run, despite criticism and obscurity, Delza and Geddes appear to have prevailed in their vision.
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The decision lifted the humble symbol from obscurity to international icon — it even entered MOMA's collection in 2010.
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Or the notion that Klinsmann had "plucked from obscurity" his Germany call-ups Per Mertesacker and Thomas Hitzlsperger.
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There was a definitive attitude around brands and designers back then, fertilized in the obscurity of the underground.
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After a failed start to their continental careers, most of these young talents gradually faded into footballing obscurity.
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The one I'm meeting lives more or less in typical obscurity, beyond a small band of loyal believers.
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It is one of many illuminating episodes that Mr Askwith has rescued from obscurity, while scrutinising popular tales.
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What's more, in an odd way, the very obscurity of his death added an unexpected, even poignant, element.
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Putin, then prime minister, immediately blamed Chechnya and declared, war which brought him from obscurity into the presidency.
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BEIJING — The young mother lived in obscurity in a wobbly house at the end of a dusty road.
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The paintings languished in obscurity for years until, after Stalin's death and during Khrushchev's "thaw," they gradually emerged.
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Trump has effectively succeeded in making everything about him, leaving things not about him to toil in obscurity.
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If "The Crucible" is a relative rarity on major stages, Pietro Mascagni's "Iris" (1898) is a genuine obscurity.
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He could then be pardoned by the President, reimbursed for his crushing legal expenses and fade into obscurity.
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Gaynor played an actress plucked from obscurity by the star Norman Maine, before she surpasses him in stature.
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The farrago of cultures embodies obscurity and characterizes my international life, and I have learned to embrace it.
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Without an early burst of momentum, they soon fade into obscurity or are dismissed as a lost cause.
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Guaido emerged from virtual political obscurity when he was named president of the National Assembly on January 5.
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Taylor, who died in obscurity in 23, hadn't actually pilfered $21970,000 in welfare money in a single year.
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Canada Letter In Canada, the House of Commons' justice committee generally goes about its work in earnest obscurity.
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Plenty of Sunday obscurity, hard clues for entries like RENO, ALES, EDDA, VANS, FORBID and AIOLI, among others.
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Her photograph went from obscurity to a widespread reawakening after it found its way to the Military Review.
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For political candidates and nonprofits, this can mean the difference between massive attention, significant cash donations, and obscurity.
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By the time Parnas texted it, it was already a year old, having all but died in obscurity.
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By the time Parnas texted it, it was already a year old, having all but died in obscurity.
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Even physicists who are now legendary frequently work in obscurity until the Nobel elevates them to global stardom.
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At 12, Page read a biography about the brilliant inventor Nikola Tesla, who died in debt and obscurity.
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But Michelangelo also gave Vari the first, incomplete statue, which fell into obscurity after Vari's death in 1554.
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"Netflix isn't really trying to pick individual items from obscurity and get you to watch it," Ball said.
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He languished in obscurity until 2017, when members of the militant neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen tracked him down.
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Mr. Meyers did just that in the 21993s, scattering the series and relegating it to obscurity, until now.
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The Rams returned to their habit of losing playoff games and fell into relative obscurity in Southern California.
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Express/Health _____ Jeff Bezos is the world's richest person and can afford virtually any luxury — but not obscurity.
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Bach was never forgotten, but his massive choral masterpieces had fallen into obscurity as objects of public performance.
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MOSCOW — For nearly 70 years, Olga M. Ranitskaya's exceptional palm-sized diary, bound in snakeskin, slumbered in obscurity.
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For them, the risk and uncertainty are worth the reward of bucking the odds and emerging from obscurity.
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Three decades of obscurity followed before his worn body was unearthed and relocated to the Musée de l'Armée.
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And then there's the fact that most auto startups throughout the 20th century eventually failed and fell into obscurity.
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Afra pointed out that independent movies like "Nigerian Prince" still languish in relative obscurity, despite their high profile backing.
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The route is still maintained by a nonprofit working to ensure that the scenic route doesn't fall into obscurity.
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But soon, like all viral stars, Black faded back into obscurity and is now trying to stage a comeback.
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It remained in obscurity for nearly 30 years until it was rediscovered by the Americans, the kings of kitsch.
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It may have languished in obscurity there if not for a person who went by Ryan Baxter on Facebook.
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In other words, hyperloop has been plucked out of niche, futuristic obscurity and given a government stamp of approval.
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It would have been nice if Path had actually accomplished its mission, instead of persisting until now in obscurity.
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And as they tinkered and experimented with the sound their forefathers bestowed upon them, Lifetime faded into temporary obscurity.
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While teaching English to foreign students in London, Jamil was plucked from obscurity to start presenting on British television.
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It boggled my mind that these talented women would choose to self-segregate and relegate themselves to comedic obscurity.
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He once described the experience, with characteristic obscurity, as like disappearing through the smoke rings of his own mind.
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As universities face growing pressure to justify their teaching and research missions, we doubt that curricular obscurity is helpful.
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Fidgetspin is a one-trick site, designed around a fad likely to fade into obscurity before the year's end.
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By then, he played in relative obscurity, except for when Canadian reporters called, still asking about his golden goal.
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Like the artist Jack Goldstein, Gibbons went through a period of total obscurity, and only recently has received recognition.
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But things took an interesting turn for Mo'Nique after her big win and saw her fall into relative obscurity.
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It might seem impossible to lift these poor guys out of obscurity, but they're actually full of untapped potential.
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Here's a look at some notable gadgets that received fanfare but faded into obscurity or, even worse, consumer ridicule.
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Perhaps its obscurity is due in some part to the fact that the attraction is nearly impossible to describe.
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America's antitrust establishment is like a clergy that after decades of obscurity finds itself blinking on the world stage.
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Not from rags to riches, but from relative obscurity to Instagram stardom, critical acclaim, and retail success — seemingly overnight.
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Whereas curing an epidemic builds careers, ensuring that a would-be plague never surfaces is a route to obscurity.
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They lifted me from obscurity and celebrated me, setting off a chain of events that changed my life forever.
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This award goes to the company that has risen from the depths of obscurity to become a household name.
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His methods played well in the obscurity of Tampa Bay, with a young franchise that had never won before.
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They've previously helped knock many candidates out of the race and have elevated other little-known contenders from obscurity.
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Douglas won re-election, and Lincoln, beaten, worried that he might sink into obscurity again, this time perhaps forever.
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The response to Yarny has been almost overwhelming for the studio, which is used to operating in relative obscurity.
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Parody tweets are comfortable content for anyone floundering in obscurity on Twitter, which is most of Twitter's user base.
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BoomStick seems to pluck those sounds out of obscurity and thrust them forward, without overwhelming the voices and soundtrack.
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After months of trailing in middle-of-the-pack obscurity despite relentless campaigning across the state, Bush fought back.
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Listen to At This Great Depth below, and purchase the album from Indian label Transcending Obscurity (it's out today!).
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Without consistent updates to his almost definitely unpopular YouTube channel, he's left his legacy to sink deeper into obscurity.
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In 1974, President Valery Giscard d'Estaing plucked her out of relative obscurity, appointing her health minister — to her surprise.
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Goofy selfies of Mr. Dallas taking a bubble bath and posted to Instagram brought this obscurity from Chino, Calif.
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During those four months of obscurity Fan was held under house arrest, though nobody knew it at the time.
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Facebook's users have a different sort of power: They can relegate the network to obscurity simply by logging off.
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Busisiwe Mkhwebane, who was plucked from relative obscurity when she was appointed public protector in 2016, denies playing politics.
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If it chooses to "leave", the Kingdom may split apart and begin to drift gently into mid-Atlantic obscurity.
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Founded in 33 by Geordie Rose, D-Wave worked in relative obscurity on esoteric problems associated with quantum computing.
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Having finally emerged from obscurity, he was now everywhere, feted by a growing tribe of celebrity friends and confidantes.
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Patrick beat Healey handily in the general election, and his emergence from obscurity has shaped Massachusetts politics ever since.
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Having an obscurity cross a proper noun can be very frustrating to solvers who might not know either entry.
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These are more common culprits than N.A.I.O.N., whose obscurity helps to explain the lack of progress in treating it.
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When Annie posts a negative review of a bootleg Crowe CD online, the musician emerges from obscurity to respond.
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Often, a woman writer's sex is brandished like a shield, as if that fact alone explains her current obscurity.
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But for Tompkins, they share a through line that has connected her work through periods of obscurity and recognition.
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I walk past it every day on my way to my office, watching as it slips slowly into obscurity.
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But having lain in obscurity for half a century, M.910's day in the limelight has finally arrived.
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But his obscurity also stems in part from the fact that he worked far from the corridors of cool.
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Those are some of the colors used in 17th- and 18th-century paintings that have since faded into obscurity.
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For a group whose biggest previous audience was 200 people, the transition from obscurity to international acclaim was instant.
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In her work, they are metaphors for obscurity and exposure, symbols of contact between people and of willful isolation.
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Near-instant obscurity is the fate of many Halloween costumes, but their descent from timely and hilarious to huh?
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If we genuinely wish to avoid poverty, sickness, loneliness, and obscurity, we will live in constant anxiety and frustration.
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Until recently, he labored in relative obscurity in his studio space, a cavernous converted church in former East Berlin.
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Still, to all but the most clued-in insiders, the first lady appeared to have plucked him from obscurity.
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Porter's life ended in obscurity, but his career began with promise despite the challenging time in which he lived.
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After a few days, though, the attention subsided, and life in the Amazonian backwater returned to its usual obscurity.
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To resist it, we should embrace obscurity, difficulty, diversity, and strangeness as just as important as recognizability or universality.
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Louisiana State The Tigers are beginning this season in obscurity despite advancing to the round of 16 last March.
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"The continued obscurity around Fortum's strategy is no longer acceptable", Harald Seegatz had said in the works council letter.
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Even breaches that were high-profile at the time are fading into obscurity as bigger and scarier ones crop up.
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Back in the States, the reinvented Smith scared his former colleagues, and both he and his music dipped into obscurity.
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The marketing copy on Dark Souls II's Steam page even plays up the series's "renowned obscurity" as a selling point.
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Public sector officials see the obscurity surrounding prices as a big obstacle in efforts to negotiate effectively with pharmaceutical companies.
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The distance and obscurity of the precedent illustrates the main difficulty of using the law to restrain the president's behaviour.
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A seeming paradox, the phrase "hiding in plain sight" simultaneously implies obscurity and exposure—secrets under cover of the obvious.
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Dease goes from complete obscurity to universal acclaim, and he doesn't even have to do any of the marketing himself.
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But rather than accept the tabloid ridicule and fade into obscurity, Michael's next album — Outside — addressed the controversy head-on.
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It was only the latest twist in an immigration drama that has played out in relative obscurity in recent years.
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Despite her prolific career, she slipped into relative obscurity and was eventually left homeless and impoverished in her old age.
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Perhaps I will, in the end, be saved by my relative obscurity and lack of utility to Google's bottom line.
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H.E.R. can no longer live in obscurity now that she's being recognized by the highest awarding body in her industry.
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Unlike Mr Kelly or Jim Mattis, the departed defence secretary, he has risen rapidly under Mr Trump from comparative obscurity.
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When the OnePlus One appeared out of relative obscurity in 2014, its sparkling arrival came with one glaring flaw—invites.
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Until she has nothing left to give, and the next thread about some other person plucked from obscurity comes along.
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Origin story alert: The Kardashian Klan didn't just one day rise up out of obscurity and take over your newsfeed.
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He became the party's leader in 2006, and has overseen its rise from obscurity to become a major political force.
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There was little reason, with the primary vote looming, to suppose George W.'s return from obscurity would fix that.
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This obscurity hinders public knowledge that Inspectors General have been trying to "Drain the Swamp" for throughout their respective existence.
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From a life of obscurity to an Instagram following of millions, Tran is a celebrity any way you cut it.
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The faces that you have loved so much recede into darkness; voices that you heard so often fade into obscurity.
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Once you've been through isolation and obscurity and seeing your generation flourish, I think that remains your mind-set forever.
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The advent of Spotify and YouTube has made the entire musical universe instantaneously accessible, rendering the concept of obscurity moot.
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After fourteen years of exciting spy work, he now labored in utter obscurity in a pool of human resources mopes.
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Yet indexes aside, greater opportunities this year may await investors who can identify promising small companies laboring in relative obscurity.
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Despite their obscurity, most retail for about $7 a box, but some of the rarer, promotional cereals go for more.
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I have a sense that we shouldn't go further left field because I don't want to drift off into obscurity.
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And Frances Towers, who was briefly considered the Jane Austen of the 1940s, died in obscurity and was rapidly forgotten.
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Desiigner, 19, was plucked out of relative obscurity when Kanye West sampled "Panda" for The Life of Pablo this spring.
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Sometimes travel shows feel a little obligatory, as if obscurity were more important than joy, but this is a pleasure.
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The choice of Ms. Sherald adds a tantalizing element of risk to the commissions by virtue of her relative obscurity.
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They will not go quietly into obscurity, or jail, and will be looking for a pretext to fire Mr. Ramaphosa.
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But the most discreet of power breakfasts are held here in relative obscurity, like an Italian social club with lox.
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Patrons could then borrow the tapes and revisit — or see for the first time — the programs, rescuing them from obscurity.
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There was also a very refreshing lack of obscurity and idiom, and the entire grid had a great natural flow.
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Five years ago, a teenager in New Zealand named Ella Yelich-O'Connor was uploading her songs to SoundCloud in obscurity.
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Shimane, which is one of the poorest and least populated areas in Japan, has turned its obscurity into a resource.
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This is a topic that does not routinely enjoy open dialogue as people tend to prefer obscurity around these issues.
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Though she worked hard to reclaim the spotlight, she died in 21942, at 276, in ill health and relative obscurity.
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Ball laced up his sneakers in relative obscurity, then joined Williamson on the court for some work of his own.
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Then it began its journey into obscurity, even as McQueen kept trying to find the car for his vast collection.
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Autonomous technology moved "from complete obscurity and skepticism to a dominant investor theme," the firm said in an October report.
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Whether it's written by the president or a writer toiling in obscurity, the critics argued, the editorial standards still apply.
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But Britain has not seen any notable rise in far-right public backing, and the BNP has faded into obscurity.
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The return of "Macle" is part of a broad rediscovery of Eastman's music since his death, in obscurity, in 1990.
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And Mr. Buttigieg has risen from obscurity to lead the recent polls of Democrats in first-in-the-nation Iowa.
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Such a phantasmagorical obscurity is desirable in a society that has become increasingly data-mined, data-mapped, quantified, and branded.
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If Ford had truly been annihilated, if she'd had no impact, then she might be allowed to fade into obscurity.
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A single "viral" moment can catapult a candidate from obscurity to the top of the field, generating millions in donations.
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It plucks people and moments from obscurity, hurls them into the mainstream, and tugs incessantly until they grow threadbare and exhausting.
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Or he can let the Pixel settle into the comfortable, kinda-interesting relative obscurity that its Chromebook laptop namesake now inhabits.
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A big center, he was already 23 at the time, having toiled in relative obscurity for various Czech league club teams.
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You could say you saw his explosion into stardom or that you predicted his fast fade into obscurity before everyone else.
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Billed by Christie's as "The Last da Vinci," the painting was rediscovered in 2005 in Louisiana after spending centuries in obscurity.
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These musicians carved themselves out of the darkness of obscurity and into the light of notoriety, and DeCarava documented their movement.
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America's vice presidents need a personae, a personae they necessarily define after their selection due to their pre-VP run obscurity.
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The reasoning for his relative obscurity is widely understood: the Los Angeles Angels are the only professional team he's ever known.
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It has risen from obscurity to prominence since the November election, with Ocasio-Cortez, a rising progressive star, leading the charge.
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In the interceding half-century, the gyrocopter has faded further into obscurity—its cameo in 1981's Mad Max 2 notwithstanding.
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The tug-of-war between transparency and obscurity is turning out to be one of the defining stories of this election.
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Suggesting that she retreat back into obscurity because of the way she talks is not going to help her unlearn bigotry.
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It's not like I was toiling in obscurity, I was making a name for myself in the industry I'm writing about.
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These are the painting of an artist who has spent years practicing, years both in the spotlight and in (relative) obscurity.
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After floating into laughable obscurity, the synth-heavy anthem was reborn when a magician named Gob made it his theme song.
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It has been a bruising 48 hours for Levavasseur, who has emerged from obscurity to become a household name in France.
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Over the next few years, Black faded into obscurity, with follow up singles and press-runs failing to make an impact.
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It's a moment begging for new ideas to build trust, for a new tone to our discourse, for transparency over obscurity.
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Since Russell's death 15 years ago, a spate of reissues and compilations has elevated him from obscurity to latter-day sainthood.
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Eventually, the company's Florida-based owners settled for $500 million, and the woman who made them that money faded into obscurity.
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Schwarzenegger went on to briefly date Miley Cyrus, while Conor Kennedy went back to high school and retreated into relative obscurity.
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Or maybe just relative internet obscurity that brings approximately 120 strangers in contact with your face for all of 52 seconds?
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With total GOP control and strong platform support, consigning this monstrosity to the obscurity it deserves should be a no-brainer.
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After his early and fiery start, Kelley largely faded into obscurity—not just before our era but in his own prime.
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FROM the start of his academic career in the 1950s until 1996, when he died, Hyman Minsky laboured in relative obscurity.
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Then again: If she didn't have a flirtation with an Avenger, Sharon might have just quietly faded away into relative obscurity.
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So why would the president elevate Whitaker from relative obscurity to one of the most powerful posts in the federal government?
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The prince, 32, has made a meteoric rise from relative obscurity to his father King Salman's direct heir and top advisor.
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Third parties have become little more than attention-seeking mechanisms that pop up every four years, then settle back into obscurity.
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As a result, every opportunity to uplift the names of Black women who have lived in similar obscurity is worth it.
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Clive Ives: After twenty years of obscurity, it has been wonderfully affirming to receive the amazing reviews for what we created.
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Mr. Kasich must now strain for a larger role in a Republican contest in which he has largely competed in obscurity.
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But in 1865, after years of moving restlessly from state to state, Lewis crossed the sea, and ultimately vanished into obscurity.
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They apply Dr. Frankenstein's approach to the past, re-animating forgotten samples and saving their collaborators from the brink of obscurity.
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Generally speaking, though, the man behind glam rock is largely shrouded in obscurity, while Bowie is hailed as its poster boy.
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Thalidomide had fallen into obscurity until the 1990s, when new research suggested it could be useful for a variety of diseases.
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Yet over the years, they have fallen into obscurity, being eclipsed in popularity by other fruit like apples, cherries, and bananas.
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Indeed, obscurity is one reason we feel safe bonding with others over our shared vulnerabilities, our mutual hopes, dreams and fears.
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The 37-year-old Buttigieg had surged from obscurity to become a top-tier candidate in a crowded Democratic presidential field.
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He then plucked a largely unknown and untested Kenyatta from relative obscurity and pushed him to the forefront of Kenyan politics.
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Despite the inherent solitude of a songwriter's craft, and his long season of obscurity, Mr. Russell was an incredibly gifted collaborator.
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The show takes place in image-obsessed San Diego, which makes their refusal to fade into obscurity all the more electrifying.
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In death, at least, the dead were free to rest in the obscurity of the countryside, in the oblivion of memory.
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And they could power more than half of this small town, from which Mr. Carter rose from obscurity to the presidency.
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Under these conditions, pursuing obscurity instead of attempting to participate in the monoculture becomes a defense mechanism and a survival strategy.
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But given its centuries of history at the center of the French monarchy, its relative obscurity is something of a mystery.
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In such places, you know people can still hear you, but you're relying on another mechanism to protect your privacy: obscurity.
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Much of Segers's life is punctuated by a question mark, including his sudden death that may have contributed to his obscurity.
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Most of the artists in Show Me approach selfhood through a certain degree of distance and obscurity that worldly violence can't touch.
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That probably played a part in its relative obscurity, since the twists drove much of the discussion in the first two years.
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We still can't tell if there's anything all of those places have in common, other than their relative obscurity and natural beauty.
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A few reality TV icons have become some of the biggest celebrities in the world today — while others have faded into obscurity.
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In Privacy's Blueprint, Hartzog explains how companies manipulate our desires to remain anonymous, promising obscurity in a world where there is none.
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Researchers now suspect that these kinds of heart attacks, some thought to be rare and fatal, have also been happening in obscurity.
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He discovered what worked and what didn't, and how entire brands could crop up overnight and fade into obscurity the next day.
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Wearing your Instagram or Facebook hats, you pluck an image from obscurity, elevating them to the relative stardom of a few Likes.
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Emmanuel Macron's remarkable rise from obscurity to favourite for the presidential election on May 7th carries symbolic value well beyond his homeland.
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But he still loves the game, he said, and still wants to chase championships, even if he does it in relative obscurity.
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Afghanistan's ascent from cricketing obscurity to "test status" is a rare source of national pride in a country torn apart by conflict.
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He returned to the spotlight from relative obscurity to serve a president who isn't afraid to publicly demolish his own attorney general.
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We all have boxes and boxes worth of photographs from the days before digital photography, just begging to be rescued from obscurity.
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Stroopwafels' rise follows a familiar trajectory for trendy foods that emerge from obscurity to appear in grocery stores and fast-food restaurants.
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It posits Franzen as a heroic excavator of talent, fishing Zink out of obscurity like a bog person out of the peat.
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Those who expand human thought are especially heroic, because they replace obscurity with the truth, which however so shocking is always salutary.
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Those records sunk back into obscurity for a long time, then all of a sudden, this dungeon synth thing...it's a thing!
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But for the most part, such departing founders fade back into the relative obscurity of private life while their eponymous brands flourish.
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I'm not sure how well I understand him, but I told him this show wasn't going to help him remain in obscurity.
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The company was founded in 2004, three years before the first iPhone was released, and operated in relative obscurity until fairly recently.
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It's both cool and perplexing to find that in our technological age of information-sharing, regional food styles still exist in obscurity.
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Yet despite his comparative obscurity now, his hit "I Do Like to Be Beside the Seaside" has passed into the national consciousness.
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It was a point of pride that we had everything and could turn people on to some obscurity we knew would appeal.
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The track, sadly, has largely vanished into total obscurity, like a discarded Fanta can left punctured and alone on a Spanish beach.
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Bannon has historical significance, since he helped Trump get elected: The New Yorker is "hardly pulling him out of obscurity," Remnick noted.
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Less than a decade ago, Chapecoense was playing in the obscurity of Brazil's fourth division, making few ripples in the soccer world.
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Austen toiled in semi-obscurity before one Oliver Jensen (Joseph Hatfield) discovered and published her pictures, which are projected in the show.
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Today, the Netscape Willy Loman has all but died away, beaten into obscurity by Google SEO and the rise of social media.
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Nation, meanwhile, became a recruiting tool for the KKK—an organization that had been fading into obscurity before the movie came along.
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One reason for his relative obscurity, after close to 80 years of such diligence, is surely this diversity of subjects and techniques.
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Some fanfic achieves fame — ahem, Fifty Shades of Grey — while some lives in obscurity on fan-driven Tumblrs — like the infamous Larry.
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She went on to a successful career, first in Boston and eventually in Rome, but lapsed into relative obscurity by the 1880s.
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Réal's life would not have passed into obscurity, like those of so many other sex workers, were it not for her diaries.
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While other 2007 stars, like Chris Crocker, have faded into obscurity as YouTubers profit off the schtick he developed, SuicideGirls has survived.
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Their 13th visit begins Friday at Miller Park against a new opponent: the Milwaukee Brewers, a team that often plays in obscurity.
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Pelota mixteca continues to be played in relative obscurity every Sunday, but a younger generation of players has appeared on the field.
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With little chance of an answer, the photo is usually tucked back into obscurity, that fleeting sense of universal connection soon gone.
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I was a slave to HQ. HQ blasted out of obscurity this fall to become the best worst thing on the internet.
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The Occupy movement "has spiraled into irrelevance and relative obscurity," HuffPost political and pop culture analyst Andy Ostroy wrote in May 299.
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The hidden fact bides its time in obscurity waiting to be revealed by a slip of the tongue or a chance encounter.
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Mohammed bin Salman was the sixth son of the 25th son of a king — in short, a man seemingly destined for obscurity.
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Mohammed bin Salman was the sixth son of the 25th son of a king — in short, a man seemingly destined for obscurity.
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Whether the title will be held by someone recognizable or someone currently toiling in obscurity in a lab, only time will tell.
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The stylish 19-year-old rapper has made his way from obscurity in Atlanta to working with LeBron James and Kanye West.
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Another political force: A community of right-wing conspiracy theorists called QAnon has reached from internet obscurity into political campaigns and beyond.
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For a man and agency that have long labored in obscurity, that does not seem such a far-off possibility these days.
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They were once common in the United States, too, but fell into obscurity after an embezzlement scandal early in the 20th century.
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After emerging from obscurity as the effective face of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Mr. Denton became director of its public affairs office.
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What to ignore and what to privilege—that discernment can be the difference between brilliance and quackery, and between fame and obscurity.
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In the end, I violated all the cardinal rules of virality, pretty much guaranteeing a life of relative obscurity for this recipe.
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Both Stockdale and Wilson ended badly — Stockdale ruined by libel suits brought by other aristocrats, and Wilson ending her days in obscurity.
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The same parity that once elevated teams like Los Angeles, Chicago and Pittsburgh from obscurity to prominence is more prevalent than ever.
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He knows what it takes to campaign for president, even though his previous runs were miserable affairs, ending in scandal and obscurity.
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We hear nothing, for example, of Hitler's experience fighting in World War I or of his years of toiling in political obscurity.
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But now, after three quarters of a century buried in obscurity, many of the heroes are in the process of finally coming home.
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It's growing increasingly likely that Yik Yak will fall into complete obscurity, just like the messages of users who anonymously posted on it.
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The adulation that was heaped upon him eventually irritated some Negroes in the civil rights movement who worked hard, but in relative obscurity.
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On the other hand we have the "exposure is important" writers who feel that getting the word out is more important than obscurity.
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For now you can rest assured that the disposable camera, or rather, the "look" of the disposable camera is not fading into obscurity.
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Prince Mohammed, who has risen from obscurity three years ago, is seen as tightening his grip on power with the anti-corruption campaign.
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After all, some musicians toil away in obscurity for their entire careers, and would rather have one huge hit than nothing at all.
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It's the height of irony, really: the internet, a bastion for the faceless and the nameless, gets in the way of total obscurity.
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I feel like the grossest version of myself — all wrong because right has been abstracted to the point of obscurity, an invisible target.
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She wields a lot of influence in the industry, and has a knack for making stars out of faces she plucks from obscurity.
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The company's emergence from obscurity began in 2013 when it spent $22000 billion buying two Chinese chip-design firms, Spreadtrum and RDA Microelectronics.
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Responsibly-sourced groceries now see the sort of demand of which Whole Foods could only dream during its early decades of relative obscurity.
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When Dylan found out that his parents' biggest challenge was Duchenne's relative obscurity, he reached out to his favorite YouTubers asking for help.
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Williams also tried acting, performing in a 1996 episode of the Showtime erotic drama The Red Shoe Diaries before eventually vanishing into obscurity.
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There are also many women who deserve to be reclaimed from the obscurity in which so many great American post-war writers languish.
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Mr Sitapati has resurrected his subject from the ignominy and obscurity to which he has long been condemned by his party's petty proprietors.
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Some of the films were brushed off by critics upon release, others were beloved but underseen, and many have somewhat faded into obscurity.
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This won't be news to longtime activists on the left, who organize mostly in obscurity on behalf of a constellation of progressive causes.
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Sprecher proudly extolled ICE's anti-money laundering and tax reporting capabilities, saying they would bring useful light into a sector with much obscurity.
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She raised six children, but never stopped making art, and it would be inaccurate to suggest that she languished in obscurity until now.
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The singer-songwriter is a force—even if she mostly chooses to play the background, her voice floating beautifully in a comfortable obscurity.
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The album faded into obscurity, but he continued playing in local funk and reggae bands while doing odd sales jobs on the side.
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When Beavers Coach Scott Rueck took over at Oregon State, his alma mater, in 210, the team occupied a space almost beyond obscurity.
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Justice Peckham does have one distinguishing characteristic and, as today's political fight over the Supreme Court rages, it is rescuing him from obscurity.
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Mr. Vickers, formerly a senior member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, rose from relative obscurity when it emerged that during the Oct.
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Her indignant comments about the event might have sunk into obscurity, along with my speech, had they not been republished by The Guardian.
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What rescued Hurston from obscurity was an act of pilgrimage not unlike the one that she had made to Kossola three decades earlier.
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Though a caricature emerged of her as a Machiavelli in heels, scheming her ascent, to others she seemed more desirous of powerful obscurity.
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There are a million reasons for totally singular art like A.L.T. wallowing largely in obscurity, but that's why we can't forget about them.
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Bucking modern indie's occasional penchant for arty obscurity, Zauner keeps her sneakily complex arrangements clean rather than drown them in reverb or distortion.
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And now in his mid-153s, Renner is experiencing the all-too rare occurrence of latter-day appreciation following a youth of obscurity.
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In 2013, he broke through from relative political obscurity, with PTI becoming the country's third biggest party, taking control of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province.
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This volume gathers the correspondence of S. N. Behrman, a figure of mid-century glamour who, all too soon, lapsed into literary obscurity.
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Wednesday, rural whites clawed their way back from obscurity and elevated themselves front and center in the most historic election in U.S. history.
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The eBay enthusiasts who snatched up her negatives at auction with the hopes of reselling them became heroes for saving her from obscurity.
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He was plucked from relative obscurity on the cheap, which is a cool example of Wenger's ability to grab young, usually French talent.
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Anand does a stellar job of sketching Singh's trajectory from orphanage to hangman's noose, and from obscurity into the pantheon of Indian heroes.
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Now, Wong feels his efforts to rescue the book from obscurity, and the wishes of the Okada estate, are being ignored by Penguin.
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I was going to spend my life working mediocre jobs, writing in obscurity, and before long it was going to be too late.
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The Whyte family seems to have drifted into a blissful kind of obscurity in the past decade, which has to be a relief.
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"I got the job and, fully plucked from obscurity, found myself co-starring with Whoopi Goldberg on the silver screen," Mr. Harris said.
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But in our status-obsessed culture, it can be hard to appreciate that the opposite of obscurity isn't fame, but chillingly oppressive fear.
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And it rambles up Manhattan for more than six miles — almost half the island's length — which makes any obscurity all the more surprising.
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Ramsey wound up in Syracuse, where he injured his knee and drifted, like many a deserving black athlete of the time, into obscurity.
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It's millions of people in obscurity who did most of the heavy lifting, only to have somebody step in and get the credit.
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With so much obscurity, many Chinese people see the authorities for what they are — erratic, unrestrained and now equipped with unpredictable new powers.
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He invoked Barack Obama's legacy of hope -- implicitly drawing the parallel to his own rise from obscurity to the top tier of candidates.
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Elon powerfully evokes the obscurity of the past and its hold on the present, as we stumble through revelation after revelation with Yoel.
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Her name was invoked alongside the likes of D. W. Griffith, yet, like most female directors of that era, she faded into obscurity.
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They can be sitting in partial obscurity in Shanghai's bonded warehouse network, or in full statistical darkness in off-market sheds anywhere else.
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But Parra rose from obscurity on Sunday to claim the leadership of the national congress, with the backing of Maduro's ruling Socialist Party.
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Back then, obscurity wasn't unusual for black entertainers, but the articles praised him as one of the most imitated artists of the day.
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In the soft obscurity, Agnes's face appeared smooth and distorted—her forehead wide, swallowing her feverish eyes, her mouth protruding beneath her nose.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The art of Giorgio de Chirico has suffered a fate worse than obscurity: it has become canonical.
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The death of a 43-year-old delivery van driver in Syria with no known political connections could easily have faded into obscurity.
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A majority of workers in Mexico toil in the obscurity of under-the-table jobs at workshops, markets and farms for their survival.
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The answer is supplied by Cynthia Nixon, who faces the challenge of filtering Dickinson's obscurity through the inevitable lens of her own celebrity.
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Treviño's main partner in the scheme is his brother, José, a onetime bricklayer who, at least initially, is living in obscurity outside Dallas.
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You know, I'd only worked on The Americans before this, which we shoot on, like, a dirty canal in Brooklyn in relative obscurity.
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Around three-quarters of all banks have opted to skip the recommended form presumably in favor the friend of online disclosures everywhere: obscurity.
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I think this particular fad will probably crest and then astrology will fade back into obscurity on the fringes as it usually has.
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Now Lyons has rescued this work from obscurity, nimbly arguing in her afterword that it defines a "pivotal moment" in Tanizaki's literary development.
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Relevant to the discussion at hand, regarding the pros and cons of willfully obscurity: Band Shirts sighted at Trip Metal 3, in descending order from most to least obscure: Borbetomagus, No Trend, Blazing Eye, Nurse With Wound, Throbbing Gristle/Psychic TV (separate shirts, debatable order of obscurity), Napalm Death, Cannibal Corpse, Jethro Tull, Lollapalooza (year undetermined), The Breeders, Pink Floyd.
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For early pioneers like James, seeing the growth and excitement surrounding the Silicon Slopes vindicates the years Utah's start-ups spent toiling in obscurity.
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Employers currently benefit a lot from the obscurity of pay numbers, and full transparency could lead to a lot of underpaid people jumping ship.
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But it also offered an illuminating look into a quirky subculture that toils in relative obscurity, far from the confines of grandma's living room.
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It became available Friday, June 15, and its praise from critics and audiences proves Netflix could be what saves the rom-com from obscurity.
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We wanted deliberately to leave the thing in a certain obscurity, Paul and I. We never really discussed the character intuitively for that reason.
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From the perspective of the franchise's relationship to its fans, then, Dark Souls II needed to be a sequel that produced obscurity and difficulty.
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And usually once a post either gets upvoted to the front page or dies in the user submission pile, it slips into obscurity forever.
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Why it matters: The obscurity around measurement and authenticity in the influencer space has led to a decline in trust between marketers and influencers.
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The photo was published in newspapers around the U.S. in the days after the attacks, but backlash from readers forced it into temporary obscurity.
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After nine years of playing in obscurity for the Chicago Bears and the San Francisco 220ers, Spice Adams has become ubiquitous for his memes.
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Page's erratic style, and marked pro-Russia stance, appear to have been clear for decades before the Trump campaign plucked him out of obscurity.
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Keri Hilson is enjoying a life of relative obscurity after suggesting that Beyoncé should sit down and have some babies in a 2011 song.
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So what happened to Twardowicz, since he seems to have been nearly forgotten, whereas the others that I have mentioned hardly fell into obscurity?
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Visual omniscence gives way to nauseated obscurity, pleasure becomes pain, and that relentless four-on-the-floor is recast as the bark of Cerberus.
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He hoped to create what he had named: a set of promising stockmarkets, lifted from obscurity, thereby attracting the investment they needed to thrive.
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The son of a black man and a white woman, Claxton's integration of white baseball was brief, and the pitcher faded quickly into obscurity.
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In less than two years, the Canadian psychology professor emerged from obscurity to become an international best-selling author with a massive online following.
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The group worked in obscurity before turning to more aggressive financing to catapult it over rivals who rake in much larger volumes of premiums.
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There's also the question of how Manning fell into obscurity in the first place, no matter how heartwarming the revival of his career was.
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Over the summer, Sarahah briefly topped the charts on Android and iOS as a place for anonymous chatting before fading back into relative obscurity.
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But it was met with indifference, and it faded into obscurity until a 35mm print surfaced in a Massachusetts theater a few years ago.
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The Green New Deal has captured the public imagination, emerging from obscurity to become the talk of the town in a matter of weeks.
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Mohammed's 81-year-old father, King Salman, plucked his young son from relative obscurity just days after he ascended the throne two years ago.
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This is largely due to the IG community languishing in obscurity, since they have to remain apolitical and impartial, they get no media attention.
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Cocksucker Blues is interestingly, in its obscurity, still the best known of Frank's films; he had previously been more of a trailblazer in photography.
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Although the clanger would have probably faded into obscurity without Gunns, there is a key difference between theirs and those of my grandparents' generation.
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How to explain this remarkable career—the meteoric ascent to fame, the impregnable reputation over several decades, and then the pronounced plunge into obscurity?
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Either way, if they want to keep people's attention, they'll have to devise more flashy stunts and calculated disasters, or risk fading into obscurity.
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" Lithgow — a frequent critic of Trump — continues: "But a 10-year-old story leaked out from his past,And yanked him from placid obscurity.
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A gracious Kasich said that while his campaign "labored in obscurity for so long," he overcame being neglected and pulled off a major win.
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The imagery has more to do with the loveliness of Marc Chagall and Francesco Clemente than the obscurity of alchemy or perplexity of androgyny.
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The drink of the court became vermouth, and rosolio's status as a drink for the elite was usurped, pushing it into almost complete obscurity.
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Then also, to many, the idea of language as mirroring culture is attractive in being simply easier than the dense obscurity of Chomskyan writings.
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And until lawmakers, corporate leaders and citizens embrace obscurity and move to protect it, your freedom and opportunities to flourish will be in jeopardy.
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Yet if you are at all familiar with his past, it is difficult to imagine how — or why — Salvador ended up in relative obscurity.
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Far from languishing in obscurity, this historical film has a celebrity narrator: Jodie Foster, who was also surprised to learn about Ms. Guy-Blaché.
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It is the obscurity of the other senses that makes us enliven them with art: touch is too important to be elaborated or distilled.
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Batwoman fell into obscurity and was murdered in 1979, but she returned in 2006 as a lesbian who had been discharged from the military.
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After all, we lack the resources to identify and treat most psychological victims of war; for the most part, they simply vanish into obscurity.
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It's a rare comeback feat for a free-to-play game, many of which are flash-in-the-pan successes and fade into obscurity.
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But it was not an entrance characterized by privilege, comfort, public celebration or self-glorification; it was marked instead by lowliness, obscurity, humility, fragility.
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No matter what, Peach quickly blew up and just as quickly fell into obscurity, demonstrating that it was perhaps more a fad than anything.
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Winning two NBA championships in the past three years lifted him from obscurity with genuine personality, which has made him a darling of advertisers.
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Jess Tombes was going to last, and Bobby could feel himself, in her spectral, incipiently canonical gaze, being transubstantiated, molecule by molecule, into obscurity.
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Anthony had expressed a desire to seek a week of obscurity — destination: someplace warm — rather than deal with the spotlight of All-Star weekend.
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How to explain this remarkable career — the meteoric ascent to fame, the impregnable reputation over several decades, and then the pronounced plunge into obscurity?
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Finally, good news: Florence Price, the female African-American composer whose music languished in obscurity after her death in 1953, finally has a publisher.
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Yang rose from obscurity to become a second-tier player in the primary and outpaced a number of prominent current and former elected officials.
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Defenders tackled backs not carrying the ball as Parilli miraculously seemed to repossess it and toss it into hands that suddenly appeared from obscurity.
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Every update in Slack drives a conversation that pushes salient info further up the history into obscurity, something that can especially harm remote teams.
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Will & Co. edited a bucketful of clues, as you'd expect, tightening things up, eliminating wordiness, and relieving the solver of my inclination toward obscurity.
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Though Verizon executives see it as a big part of the future, it has remained in obscurity amid a lack of big-name content.
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But Rubio's relative obscurity among his own fans is still striking — especially compared with a candidate like Trump, who had no supporters misidentify him.
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But the service also features a handful of prominently featured playlists, which can help lift a song, and the artist behind it, from obscurity.
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The announcement follows the news that Adobe's Flash Player is essentially dead in the water, with use and output numbers continuing to fall into obscurity.
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Odessey and Oracle, a kaleidoscopic musical vision spanning cultures, genres and moods, has steadily risen from obscurity to the lofty status of a rock masterpiece.
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And that should have been it: a milkshake duck tale of an average citizen riding that now-familiar arc from obscurity to virality to notoriety.
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But the interviews never materialized, and Anthony settled in relative obscurity in South Florida, living with Patrick McKenna, the lead investigator on her defense team.
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For most of his career, Taylor operated mostly in obscurity, publishing American Renaissance and operating the "race-realist, white advocacy" think tank New Century Foundation.
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Throughout the '24s, however, Jones remained in obscurity, bouncing between small, nameless roles that usually amounted to no more than a couple days of work.
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But I haven't sought to retreat into obscurity since then, because those seeking to exclude are the few, and those embracing inclusion are the many.
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In a way, Clark was right about the obscurity of her past work, filled with archetypes and distanced observations — emotions through a stained-glass window.
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Do I pour my energy into another mural that will fade into obscurity once the emotional dust settles and we get back to our lives?
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But when you're Kris Jenner's daughter, you make the best of the hand you're dealt — especially when a life of obscurity simply isn't an option.
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For someone who played the game in relative obscurity, Chaudhuri said he now has to often agree to requests for selfies with fans at airports.
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At the same time, the Obama administration worked actively for the rights of transgender Americans—bringing this population out of obscurity and into the mainstream.
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Now the Gates Foundation has plucked Typbar-TCV from obscurity and pushed it through the research and testing necessary for it to be used everywhere.
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Since then, Spencer and other prominent actors, entangled in costly lawsuits and tired of being heckled by anti-fascist protesters, have faded into relative obscurity.
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But its relative obscurity has raised questions about whether it would have had the capacity to carry out such a sophisticated and coordinated attack alone.
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A former boxer who has battled alcohol addiction reflects on his rise from obscurity to sensationally win Australia's first light heavyweight boxing championship in 1989.
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Rose-Lynn Harlan (Jessie Buckley) is no Ally (Lady Gaga), plucked from obscurity by a beautiful — if damaged — bearded superstar in A Star Is Born.
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By creating a version with a brain, Stevens effectively saved The Clapper from falling into obscurity, and gave Pedott another device to fortify his legacy.
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"Because before he commented on my tweet, it was floundering in relative obscurity," science writer Erin Biba wrote in a piece for the Daily Beast.
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As recently as last month, Marco Rubio was snarkily assuring reporters that he was going to stay on a glide path to private-sector obscurity.
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"Aquaman" is a harbinger of a trend that's encouraging for Hollywood: pluck a relatively less-renowned character from obscurity and give them their own movie.
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Seeing what the effect that reality had on her parents led her to believe that "celebrity is just obscurity biding its time," Fisher told CNN.
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The competition may have been forgettable, but what the Brazilian did that day will be recalled long after Le Tournoi has faded into footballing obscurity.
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I also watched I Love Lucy, which, not coincidentally, starred Lucille Ball, who would go on to produce Star Trek (and save it from obscurity).
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The latest promo shows our titular monster facing off against multiple, massive monsters who have risen from myth and obscurity to take back the earth.
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Its working title was 47 Meters Down, but it quietly drifted into total obscurity after a DVD-only release under the title In the Deep.
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It seems the Montréal native and special education teacher is experiencing the downside for anyone plucked from obscurity and dropped into a whirlwind of fame.
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"In terms of obscurity there's a Joey Jo-Jo Junior Shabadoo piece done by @gooneytoons_str that gets me every time I see it," Baker said.
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Rather than shyly playing defense and doing whatever he can to maximize his obscurity, the world's richest man is, for the first time, trying offense.
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He spent the rest of his life in obscurity, working in a library in Shanghai and writing books about ancient topics under a pen name.
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Of course, there will always be the odd song that climbs to the outer reaches of a Spotify playlist, then the artist fades into obscurity.
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Recognition came slowly for many of our theories: Minsky stayed in relative obscurity until his death, gaining superstar status only once the financial crisis hit.
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Cloaked in obscurity for 3,000 years, his tomb was unsealed by Howard Carter at a time when the valley was believed to hold no surprises.
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LeBron James collected 32 points and 33 rebounds, and J. R. Smith, invisible through the first two games, emerged from obscurity to score 20 points.
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As recently as 2009, Chapecoense was playing in the obscurity of Brazil's fourth division, making few ripples even in its own nation's vast soccer conversation.
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From the second Trump plucked him from relative obscurity to serve as the vice presidential nominee, Pence has lauded -- and defended -- Trump at every turn.
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Unfortunately, shining a light on this single case still leaves in obscurity the hundreds of thousands of similar orders that the government obtains each year.
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Whatever the reason, it's a rare case of a game bucking the trend of falling into obscurity once its generation or parent platform passes on.
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Moreover, I find their precept of phantasmagorical obscurity increasingly desirable in a social media landscape that has become overly data-mined, harvested, mapped, and quantified.
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The little-known word "chad" rocketed out of obscurity during the prolonged aftermath of the 2000 presidential election between George W. Bush and Al Gore.
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Even with its relative obscurity and unobtrusive placement, the soundtrack of "Atlanta" is crucial to its next-level specificity, regional intimacy and obsession with atmosphere.
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At a CNN town hall in March 2019, he addressed both, creating a national moment largely credited with catapulting the mayor from obscurity to ubiquity.
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His work, especially the seahorse film that spurred something of a seahorse craze, was popular in his day, but has since fallen somewhat into obscurity.
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It also sustained them through low points in their careers, as well as through the Great Depression, when many of their confreres drifted into obscurity.
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But in the TV world, especially, having Emmys and critical acclaim often helps a show go from an obscurity to a staple of streaming services.
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But when the book first came out in 1957, it wasn't a subject that American readers wanted to engage with, and it languished in obscurity.
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She was never the ideal rallying point, however, lifted as she was out of obscurity to join, reluctantly, a legal challenge to Texas abortion statutes.
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Mr. Schnabel's stated goal was to desensationalize the story of van Gogh — usually depicted as a mad artist who killed himself and died in obscurity.
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She found plenty of novels written by women in the 19583s, and though they varied in quality, she concluded that many deserved more than obscurity.
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Even "Un Giorno di Regno," Verdi's comic opera once debunked as an embarrassment for the composer of "Falstaff," is not the obscurity it once was.
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And the target was Trump, not Pence, whom the Clinton campaign regards as a political bit player who will vanish into obscurity after the election.
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Driven from once-full theaters to the degrading obscurity of a Felliniesque little circus, the artist still feels most at home wasting in his cage.
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In the early days of MusicAeterna, the orchestra and chorus he founded 15 years ago in Siberia, the conductor Teodor Currentzis worked in relative obscurity.
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But Donald Trump's attack on Nordstrom for dropping his daughter's product line may allow Truman's actions to fade into a benign and well-deserved obscurity.
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Barzini's greatest wish, as the title suggests, is to vanish, to complete the final chapter of a highly visible life in a state of obscurity.
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The book has the aura of being found at the bottom of a box in a cellar, plucked from obscurity and brought back in print.
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Determined to rescue a figure he considered a hero from unfair obscurity, Rick Owens set out some years back to write a book about LeGaspi.
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Grammy-winning singer Duffy is emerging from years of obscurity to make a startling revelation -- she's been trying to recover after getting drugged and raped.
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Now, Mantel picks up in 1536 and homes in on Cromwell's last years, the conclusion of his rise from obscurity into the orbit of power.
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After years of languishing in relative obscurity, global carbon markets rebounded with vigor in 2017 and into 1003, according to data from the World Bank.
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A cult musical must also plummet directly into obscurity; if too many people know about it, how can it be the exclusive delight of connoisseurs?
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Offered a path out of struggling obscurity in Indiana, Pence didn't need a Bible prophecy to tell him it was OK to take the leap.
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Opinion by: Krystal Ball If you've been watching Rising you've long known about Kamala's spectacular drop out of top-tier status into single-digit obscurity.
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Veidt toils away in total obscurity while humanity continues to pursue the dangerous course of relying on nuclear power and using it to build bombs.
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After years of obscurity, the charismatic actor is finally getting some recognition, even if the fans who recognize him don't always get his name right.
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After the disastrous collapse of his presidential campaign, Giuliani seemed set to slip into obscurity (he was retirement age anyway) but then along came Trump.
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The party emerged from obscurity last year to become the second-largest in Brazil's Congress after Bolsonaro made it the vehicle for his presidential run.
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And that's when Ms. Wallace met Sarah Palin, who was plucked from the relative obscurity of the Alaska governorship to be Mr. McCain's running mate.
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Bernie Sanders may have lost his bid for the White House in 2016, but he's sure as hell not ready to fade into obscurity anytime soon.
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Sanders came from semi-obscurity in the Senate to give Clinton a serious run for her money in the battle for the Democratic nomination this year.
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Although Otero championed her work, and she had a couple of shows in the US during her lifetime, she eventually was overlooked and fell into obscurity.
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But the rest of the searches vary widely from year to year, with most diets only cracking to top ten once and then vanishing into obscurity.
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This past weekend, Vero — an app that had been languishing in relative obscurity since 2015 — shot up to the top position on the App Store charts.
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When Zika burst out of obscurity late last year, one of the few things scientists could say for certain is that the virus spread through mosquitoes.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Few outside Iraq knew the name Haider al-Abadi in 2014 when he was plucked from relative obscurity to lead a nation in chaos.
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Any artist hoping to be heard by millions of new fans has to have their catalog available on these services or risk becoming an archaic obscurity.
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Some look different (just not Paul Rudd), some evolved as characters, and some were plucked from obscurity to become some of our favorite on-screen characters.
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Rather than a mix of content posts and more straight-forward marketing, each 'gram and tweet will need to be laced with delight or risk obscurity.
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For a man who had lived the first three decades of his life in virtual obscurity, he attracted a remarkable following in only a few years.
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Despite what I wrote at the end of "One of Us," I knew she wouldn't retreat to happy obscurity and I was secretly glad she didn't.
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Meral Aksener, a veteran nationalist and a former minister of the interior, has propelled herself and her Iyi ("Good") party from obscurity to the national stage.
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Then he disappeared into obscurity, taking over the bar in Bremen that his parents had filled – and then stripped – of cuttings and trophies from Dora's career.
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But all too often, they end up toiling away in relative obscurity and poverty, neither maximizing their opportunity for impact nor earning the money they deserve.
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But she slipped into obscurity in the later years of her life and "Eyes" went out of print until Alice Walker championed her in the 1970s.
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But he defied expectations when he catapulted from obscurity to nearly winning the House race in April, while running in a longtime conservative stronghold in Georgia.
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Chart Position: #15 Spotify Plays: 63 millionNo modern pop chart is complete without an old song that's been dragged out of obscurity by an absurd meme.
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It is either G.L.O.W. or obscurity, wrestling or sitting at home while the other women get to howl and snarl and get messy in the ring.
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The Dutch artist lived in quiet obscurity struggling to create a new visual language, rarely sold any of his work, and died penniless under mysterious circumstances.
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He has tasked his top lieutenants to work on virtual reality and 360-degree cameras, which will aid videos and protect Facebook against fading into obscurity.
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LaPierre, the almost 30-year head of the influential group, lifted the NRA out of grass-roots obscurity into the national advocacy giant it is today.
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In 1981, when Algren was even closer to obscurity, another admirer, Kurt Vonnegut , succeeded in having him elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
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While they have become a Premier League mainstay in recent years, Stoke City spent the nineties and much of the early 2000s toiling in relative obscurity.
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With that in mind, we decided to have a quick chat with Jamie Tiller about the MfM ethos, obscurity, and shadow cabals of rare record dealers.
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He plucks candidates from relative obscurity and instantly turns them into household names in their districts or states — with a tweet, a rally or an endorsement.
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The six-member troupe has been toiling in semi-obscurity for 11 years at a small theater in Midtown Manhattan while dreaming of breaking into television.
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But as is common elsewhere as well, the tongue has fallen into obscurity as generations of Māori have assimilated into the dominant culture of their colonizers.
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After all, it's not as if the Bernstein-Sondheim standards have ever strayed into obscurity, with pop vocalists across the spectrum incorporating them into their repertoires.
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Whether it was Prince's unpronounceable symbol or Bowie's poorly received side project Tin Machine, both men had their past moments of ridiculousness, obscurity, or career jeopardy.
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That is the narrative arc of the sports movies he knows so well, after all — the small made mighty, the underdog rising from obscurity to greatness.
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Mr. Sousa Mendes died in obscurity in 1954, blackballed by the government and bombarded by creditors, reduced to being fed by a local Jewish soup kitchen.
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Housed in relative obscurity at the Massachusetts Historical Society, the daguerreotype was recently rediscovered by the photographer and scholar Jessie Morgan-Owens while researching her dissertation.
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Mr. Romney appeared at peace in relative obscurity, friends say, though whenever he would inch back into the public consciousness, the megaphone he retained pleased him.
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An unrecognizable Nico — she appears in the first scene as a heavyset brunette — is seen living in relative obscurity in a modest apartment in Manchester, England.
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Not so for Birx, who had been toiling in relative obscurity at the State Department prior to being tapped to serve on the coronavirus task force.
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But Buttigieg burst out of obscurity on the strength of his charisma and sharp, viral answers to media questions in the opening months of the campaign.
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Indeed, when Mr. Jones was merely a marginal figure on the paranoid right, the case could plausibly be made that he was better left in obscurity.
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It received poor reviews and has slipped into near obscurity, but the time may have come to give the piece new consideration with a contemporary staging.
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There is something deeply moody, bitterly romantic, and ultimately poignant about Crowley's circuitous path through life, seeming always to snatch obscurity from the jaws of recognition.
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The beys were subsequently blamed for clearing the way for seven decades of French rule and were condemned to obscurity by Mr. Bourguiba after Tunisia's independence.
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While the lighting design by Jorginho De Carvalho sets a certain mood, it also casts the dancers, crawling silkily across the floor like crabs, into obscurity.
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We were certain that the momentum from days of positive press would propel our campaign from onetime obscurity to the conservative alternative to moderate Mitt Romney.
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She performed in relative obscurity for many years, but she made up for lost time after recording her first solo album at the age of 21999.
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"&aposRoom&apos is a textbook example of a movie that might have languished in obscurity without the wave of critical acclaim and awards buzz," Dergarabedian said.
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For many in the country, Mr. Mugabe's star had faded before his death, as he spent his final years living in obscurity in his Harare mansion.
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But she slipped into obscurity in the later years of her life, and "Eyes" went out of print until Alice Walker championed her in the 1970s.
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Possessed by a diabolical "passion to create beauty," he leaves for Tahiti, where, like Gauguin, he dies in poverty-stricken obscurity, having triumphantly realized his vision.
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"The carnival of obscurity is over," said Juan Carlos Cruz, a Chilean survivor of clergy abuse and advocate for victims, of the move (The Associated Press).
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Blockbuster: An outlet of the video rental store in Oregon is poised to become the world's last and, rather than fading into obscurity, it is thriving.
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This was a crux of the artist's practice: She resuscitated female historical figures from obscurity, creating a new feminist pantheon that values alternative forms of creativity.
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These days, at least outside of the art world, the self yearns for obscurity to the degree that identifiable codes cannot be easily discerned and manipulated.
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The casual filmgoer many not realize how many great movies fester in obscurity after failing to launch and land a buyer out of the festival circuit.
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Until Mr. Xi's visit this month, Shenshan (the name means "spirit mountain") Village nestled in obscurity in the hills above the monuments venerating Mao and the revolution.
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Early in my time with it, I got what might be the best ending in the game: A life of quiet success, comfort, peace, and finally obscurity.
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From then on he lived in obscurity, struggling with poverty, mental illness, debilitating health problems and familial catastrophes before his premature death in 1999 at age 56.
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It's a theory Phillips subscribes to: "I think Tiptree's relative obscurity has a lot to do with the short story factor," she told Vox in an email.
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Snapchat knew it from the start, but in recent months Google and Facebook have all but confirmed it: The keyboard, slowly but surely, is fading into obscurity.
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"Therein lays an ancient truism of security: obscurity doesn't help," security researcher Alec Muffett, who has developed Tor-focused projects, told Motherboard in a Twitter direct message.
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Intense sunlight, snow, wind, and rain lend an evocative texture and obscurity to his subjects, whose faces are constantly hidden behind umbrellas and parasols, hoods and fedoras.
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Meanwhile, Kaepernick toils away in obscurity waiting for a team to call, training for hours a day largely out of the public eye to avoid media spectacle.
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The past two decades saw Roger Ailes rise from obscurity into perhaps the most influential and allegedly abusive person at the intersection of American politics and media.
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After all, there are other NES games with other legends that have faded into obscurity: Roger Clemens' MVP Baseball, John Elway's NFL Quarterback, Bill Laimbeer's Combat Basketball.
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But, he said, some of the obscurity comes from the fact that unlike a lot of startups, Mercari is targeting average consumers rather than the coastal elites.
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Shockwave was more like a TurboGrafx-16 than a Super Nintendo, and most of the content that was made for the platform will likely fall into obscurity.
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The former conservative mayor of Le Havre was little known on the national political scene until Macron plucked him from obscurity to lead his government last year.
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But in this business those who are merely good, rather than great, are expendable; they can expect to labour in obscurity while the stars get the credit.
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" Why Mercer matters: "Mercer, who declined to comment for this article, has risen from relative obscurity to become one of the most influential figures in US conservatism.
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The company had spent a few years in relative startup obscurity when Disney came along with the design for a new droid debuting in the upcoming trilogy.
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While this eclectic array of far-right groups might have faded into obscurity under a Clinton administration, Trump has given America's fanatical rightwing a much needed boost.
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Neuroscientist V.S. Ramachandran, known for his books on neurological case studies and work with phantom limbs, is largely credited with bringing mirror neurons out of academic obscurity.
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By doing so, rather than providing security through obscurity, we might put our business at stake – but we do this to move great privacy technology forward, collectively.
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Treseder, a former GE marketing exec, helped propel 3D printing and manufacturing company Carbon from obscurity into the mainstream with the Super Bowl campaign #ProtectItAll this year.
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In the meantime, the poet, whatever his honors, always writes his new poems in obscurity, he's always a beginner, even if he's already living in his hut.
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It&aposs good, you know, because before Twitter I was struggling in obscurity and after Twitter, now tens of thousands of people know that I&aposm struggling.
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Spotlight Steve Jobs plucked Yael Naïm from obscurity in 2008 when he selected the French-Israeli musician's self-recorded anthem "New Soul" for an Apple advertising campaign.
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Natalia Veselnitskaya, 20163, rose from obscurity to international notoriety following the disclosure of her June 9, 2016, meeting with Donald Trump, Jr., Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort.
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Which perhaps explains how he worked in relative obscurity for an entire decade through 280, when he was appointed designer of the German-based label Jil Sander.
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"This particular body of work is about me confronting my fears about being a black artist in the art world and being afraid of obscurity," she says.
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What emerges throughout is the impression that Wautier's gender, combined with elevated social status, wealth, and, somewhat ironically, her superlative talent, have all contributed to her obscurity.
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Dickinson knew a thing or two about loneliness, too, locked away as she was in her ivory tower, and Nadler also spent years laboring in near obscurity.
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He retired his post in 1815 and while living in helter-skelter impoverishment in a brothel district, died eleven years later in complete obscurity and profound destitution.
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His party struggled in obscurity for years, barely winning any seats in Pakistan's legislature, and for a time, Mr. Khan the superstar became Mr. Khan the joke.
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CreditCreditLibby March for The New York Times It isn't often that a congressional candidate goes from relative obscurity to national prominence, with no effort or money expended.
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The work that evoked sobriety — much less recovery — had often faded into obscurity, out of print or unpublished, lodged deep in file boxes in hushed university libraries.
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Fanny Cornforth has one of the most recognizable faces of Pre-Raphaelite art, yet after dying at an asylum in obscurity, she rests in an unmarked grave.
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Most of these men — there is not a woman in sight — toil in obscurity, with far less space than the Norwegians and a fraction of the equipment.
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Either way, Mr. Mandelblit, who rose from relative obscurity as a military prosecutor, is likely to become the most scrutinized person in Israel in the coming months.
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Only time will determine whether AYA is something Millennials will actually glom on to, a la Facebook, or whether it will wind up in Ello-esque obscurity.
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Today, that era is seen as an important and inimitable time in Toronto; a load of artists poised between scrappy obscurity and global (if sometimes niche) success.
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Obscurity bridges this privacy gap with the idea that the parts of our lives that are hard or unlikely to be found or understood are relatively safe.
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This has dulled the potential of obscurity as a rallying point for change and leaves society struggling to protect something in dire need of defining and defending.
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Understanding obscurity means paying attention to how space, time and people's cognitive limitations make it difficult for others to surveil us or find out things about us.
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The song would no doubt have been lost to obscurity had the United States military not appropriated it for flag ceremonies beginning in the late 19th century.
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It was a particular study in obscurity, as it was made from three grapes that were unknown to me: vidiano, thrapsathiri and vilana, all indigenous to Crete.
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Khoshbakht is co-director of Bologna's Il Cinema Ritrovato, one of the largest repertory film and restoration festivals in the world, where cinema is resurrected from obscurity.
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A book handed out after the performance, in which Mr. Wey has arranged textual fragments of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, only added to the obscurity.
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CHRISTOPHER DENTON ELMIRA, N.Y. ♦ To the Editor: Matthew Zapruder begins sensibly enough, debunking classroom dismemberment of poems and the flight to obscurity of too many poets.
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That a Frenchman who ended his career in obscurity, working for a chemical company, deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as his contemporary Jean Renoir?
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The museum dismissed the fact that Anita Hill failed in her attempt to derail Justice Thomas's elevation to the bench and subsequently faded away into practical obscurity.
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Trump sounded wistful and like he genuinely feels bad for the doctor whose gremlins he thrust from general obscurity into the glare of a Senate confirmation hearing.
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Other officials who remain in Trump's good graces -- including Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao, Labor Secretary Alex Acosta and Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue -- have operated in relative obscurity.
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Determined to save Larry LeGaspi, the designer behind the look of Parliament Funkadelic and Kiss, from obscurity, Rick Owens had no choice but to write a book.
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Though on the books for years, the rules have lingered mostly in obscurity and are heeded by New Yorkers about as much as don't-walk signs are.
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Most chefs would be overjoyed at two Michelin stars, a status that can vault a restaurant from obscurity and dire financial straits to international acclaim and wealth.
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After spending much of 2018 and the early part of 2019 toiling on the campaign trail in relative obscurity, Mr. Yang has gained steam since the spring.
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Pacquet believes HQ has real staying power, unlike once-popular apps such as Angry Birds or Vine, both of which became cultural phenomena before fading into obscurity.
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Misaka then slipped into obscurity for decades, only to be ultimately recognized as a pioneer — as the first person of color to play in modern professional basketball.
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Not even the period's craze for the occult — the Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil" had also come out in 1968 — helped, and Haack remained in obscurity.
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Neil Gaiman first started coming to America nearly four decades ago, cloaked in obscurity and the smog that wreathed the New York City of the early 1980s.
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Whether it's the first stop on your journey into stylistic obscurity, or your final, funky destination, this at-times-indescribable aesthetic represents the explosive force of individuality.
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Before MoviePass emerged from obscurity last year with a $2000 per month free-for-all, Sinemia was offering theater subscriptions in Europe and building a real business model.
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It was this crash, or, if you prefer, this transparenting—this transference of hacked data from illicit obscurity onto the publicly accessible web—that wreaked the major havoc.
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Nilsson considered the album his masterpiece, but his label, RCA, was too distracted by the sudden death of Elvis Presley to promote it, and it fell into obscurity.
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That obscurity has kept him from ever winning a Vezina Trophy, even though during his career no other goaltender has a higher save percentage relative to league average.
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Autonomous trucking existed in relative obscurity until high-profile engineers from Google launched Otto, a self-driving truck startup that was quickly acquired by Uber in August 2016.
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Cong Cong, co-director of a recently opened Shakespeare Centre at Nanjing University, worries that without a push by the government, Tang might slip back into relative obscurity.
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Plucked from obscurity by the anti-establishment party to head its coalition with the League, Conte was given the mandate to form a government by Mattarella on Wednesday.
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It was the culmination of a determined climb from backpack-rap obscurity to pop-rap ubiquity, and perhaps early notice of an imminent realignment of rap's power structure.
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That back wall proves remarkably variable in its shades of illumination, courtesy of Dante Olivia Smith, whose stark but subtle lighting shifts from searing clarity to muddling obscurity.
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What I will explain is how a previously forgotten post-disco sleazeball of a record went from obscurity to selling for £250 in the space of six days.
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Guangzhou was bought up by a building company for just $220 million in 2000 during China's real estate boom, lifting it out of obscurity and towards Asian prominence.
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History lesson: There was an app, Bump, that let cell phones physically touch to share info, but Google bought it in 2013 and it faded into in obscurity.
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This would become the founding metaphor for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a federal agency which was her brainchild and catapulted her from academic obscurity to national fame.
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Former President Jimmy Carter, six administrations later, is re-emerging from political obscurity at age 94 to win over his fellow Democrats once again, AP's Bill Barrow writes.
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But I also think it's the reason that it lives in relative obscurity, a big deal only to the throngs of Black women who travel there each year.
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Press coverage was often simplified: Here is the so-called alt-right doing exactly what we prophesied—succumbing to in-fighting and political inexperience, fading fast into obscurity.
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"It's all so sugarless / Hooker, waitress / Model, actress / Oh, just go nameless" are your options; see the stars fading in relative obscurity, see the desperate and the desiccated.
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For firms, that usually spells a lower rate of municipal-trade tax, but also means they may struggle to lure talented staff to work in semi-rural obscurity.
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Juenda hoped the show gave contestants a springboard for a career, but in a country where opportunities for public performances are limited, past winners have faded into obscurity.
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The police chief acknowledged that the families of both infants were made to "suffer in obscurity" during the nine months it took for investigators to complete their work.
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The stories of working in the trenches with towering degenerates—pirates, Bourdain called them—fiercely dedicated to toiling in obscurity and humping out hot plates was my life.
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Which may explain why, after emerging from obscurity half a century ago like an accidental byproduct of decolonization, over the years it has become Singapore's most political language.
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Sebald's landscapes are often places like this, where the living have disappeared into death, or where they have fallen into the obscurity of death even while still alive.
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Despite her exceptional skill evidenced in extant works, her name fell into obscurity after death with several works misattributed to her brother, for example, or to Artemisia Gentileschi.
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Not long after its release and some European tours, the band disintegrated from unfortunate circumstances and faded into obscurity, without ever fulfilling a tour of their home country.
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The RM Nimbus eventually faded into obscurity, but decades later, the computer would inspire the first track on Actress' latest full-length, AZD, out now on Ninja Tune.
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He came up from perdition itself, two years at Arkansas and four toiling in obscurity in Europe; the exile sharpened his spirit, tempered it with fire and ice.
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His time at Anfield was one long, unhappy trudge towards obscurity, and it made us sad to see a beautiful eccentric condemned to see out his days alone.
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But it would be a shame to forget this earlier, low-rated entry in the genre that aired in relative obscurity for two seasons on the Syfy network.
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The essay argued that treatment for mental illness would cast our generation's geniuses into obscurity — that they would fade from history because their artistic potential was medicated away.
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If Kreayshawn spiraled into obscurity in the early half of this decade, Natassia Gail Zolot has climbed out, with a jewelry business, motherhood, tattooing ambitions, and steely optimism.
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For a budding star like Dembélé, Dortmund can act as the perfect bridge between obscurity at a place like Rennes and greatness at a giant club like Barcelona.
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After growing up in rural Mali, the son of a stock breeder, Sidibé worked full time as a photographer for just a few decades, before disappearing into obscurity.
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The obscurity around what the State Department has disclosed about misinformation relating to the coronavirus reflects larger issues about how the government is sharing information about the outbreak.
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Due to his own addictions and hostile attitude, he slid into an obscurity that largely persists to this day, aside from the occasional spurt interest in his work.
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Because, frustratingly, there appears to be no extant footage of Rubin being interviewed, the talking heads serve as docents through a life that has many corners of obscurity.
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If one internet-savvy person manages to create a market for a product that would have otherwise existed mostly in obscurity, does the marketer deserve any creative credit?
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Threats to our obscurity are growing because technology is making our personal information easy and cheap to aggregate, archive and interpret — with substantial growth in predictive analytics, too.
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But many others who played for the Globetrotters and other all-black barnstorming teams like the New York Renaissance and the Washington Bears fell into obscurity and poverty.
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Many at Rutgers remain skeptical of the quick path the university took from relative athletic obscurity to college sports' oldest conference, and among its richest, the Big Ten.
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Take Sharron Angle, who, with Club For Growth support, emerged from relative obscurity as the Republican nominee for Senate in Nevada and then lost miserably to Democratic Sen.
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