Detention re-traumatizes survivors and plunges them back into a state of relative powerlessness.
Looking back, what a relative news desert it was.
If they were deprived of their institutional supports, however, they would soon sink back into the relative obscurity of being a political has-been.
After the 1992 match with Spassky, Fischer, now a fugitive, slid back into relative obscurity, taking up residence in Budapest, Hungary, and allegedly having a relationship with young Hungarian chess master Zita Rajcsányi.
Making a copy of the site and putting it back online is a relative breeze. .
UNICEF is working to help children in Philippines and around the world to leave the streets and get back into a caring, supportive environment, with other relatives or sometimes in temporary centres.
Europe could be in the midst of a rising tide of violence, or about to snap back into relative tranquility while America suffers another major mass shooting.
When Berlin was reinstated as the capital of a united Germany, John Le Carré's "Small Town in Germany" sank back into relative obscurity.
"We'll soon drift back into relative obscurity," Dindorf said.
While the opera has settled back into relative obscurity, the Manhattan School's delightful production demonstrated its charms.
