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The answers are both obvious and obscure, in the style of early absurdist domestic portraits by Edward Albee, though Mr. Calvani has added his own level of economic allegory.

The Vietnam War has been lost and obscured in the mists of history.

Much of the new stuff might seem rather precious and obscure in comparison with the clarity of the best fables, but Rourke quotes very generously throughout, so you can make up your own mind.

"It also points to her pursuit of the hidden, the fleeting and obscure, in her desire to understand better the place and moment in which she lived".

Everyone wishes they could trot all over the globe documenting some of the most interesting and obscure stories in the world for all the desk jockeys to gawk at.

In the interest of filling our bellies with the most delicious and obscure foods in the world, we decided to give Ian a column called Dealers Choice.

It is a difficult movie to summarize, but not to watch, and obscure less in the manner of a puzzling poem than of the jungle at nightfall.

But there was also a short and obscure chapter in the Commission on Law Enforcement's 1967 report, titled "Narcotics and Drug Abuse," that addressed both the causes and ramifications of illicit substance use.

The 13th annual New York Cabaret Convention, which has been having performances all week at Town Hall, is far and away the most sweeping showcase of musicians (both well known and obscure) working in the area where nightclubs meet Broadway.

If rugby union is serious about becoming a global sport, it will acknowledge Romania's achievements, and help do everything it can to ensure they don't just become a distant and obscure chapter in the game's history.

For a complex mixture, background fragment peaks will overlap and obscure the events in the mixture spectrum that can be definitely assigned to the target, but this is essentially what the Poisson 0-offset amplitude measures.