He does, however, provide answers to any questions you may have regarding absolutely any obscure reference you can think of.
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They bear a heavy responsibility, absolutely, but this exclusive focus obscures how the problems are embedded in the whole system: the big banks, accountancy firms, financial law firms, investment firms, regulators, the financial press.
For high fashion to have meaning, it must have roots, yet they can't be so twisted or obscure as to have absolutely no connection to the present.
Politics absolutely should, absolutely must mystify and obscure the actual person--because, in office, that person is no longer merely a person.
Embedded in this Bill is an obscure section that has absolutely nothing to do with the Army Corps of Engineers.
Unlike the other balconies in the square, this one is like a jungle – absolutely covered in trees and bushes, obscuring any view into the building.
Pictures of Ronnie with Mick, Keith and Charlie litter the walls, along with obscure notes from Keith, which mean absolutely nothing to the innocent bystander.
Alexander Todorov, a psychologist at Princeton University, found that when given photographs of rival candidates in obscure local election races - and absolutely no other information - people correctly guessed the eventual winner about 70% of the time.
There is absolutely no doubt that if she had been obscure and "humble" she would never have been heard of and there would never have been an editorial about her on the front page of Le Figaro.
