THE present-day obscurity of Joseph Alsop, a once-feared political pundit, is instructive in many respects, but especially in regard to the fleeting nature of power and fame in Washington.
Frankincense has been demonstrated to have curative activity when used within the system of traditional medicine called Ayurveda, which is practiced in India; however, it has fallen into obscurity during the present era of synthetic drugs [5].
As with all of Beckett's work, it trades in uncertainties and ambiguities, as memory collapses, the present is illegible and the future is plunged into obscurity.
The past, for all its occasional obscurity and its opacity to conscious or complete capture, affects the present on many timescales and at many levels.
Indeed, the moral/non-moral supervenience thesis is probably more obviously correct than moral/natural supervenience theses because of the obscurity of the natural/non-natural distinction.
Second, the obscurity of KL grading, which is based on an unclear definition of the joint space findings, could have affected the results of the present study.
In one, a resident report had been scheduled to run an extra thirty minutes, because of the obscurity and mysteriousness of the case, which had remained a diagnostic puzzle for years.
Because of the relative obscurity of the changes and the overshadowing story of China's ascent, the Japanese corporate revolution has gone largely unnoticed among Western observers.
The prominence of the one means the obscurity of the others, and vice versa.
But because of Burma's obscurity, the rest of the world has never heard of them.
