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In 1959, it was bulldozed into oblivion to accommodate the new Kate Wollman Memorial Rink.

They continue their what-the-heck climb from desperation and oblivion to hope and noteworthiness.

García said he had followed Hingis's return from oblivion to No. 26 in the WTA rankings.

There are a few examples of players rising from oblivion to make things interesting — bracket busters, if you will.

"We have recommended Sweet Oblivion to our patients who are models," said Tracey Vincel, a founder of the Kima Center.

But it's not masks now, it's faces forcing through the white wall of oblivion to breathe, to ask about something.

When Jennifer Capriati grows irritable at the sound of a beeper, Venus maintains her oblivion to distraction.

Were they still there, fouling the landscape, or long ago bulldozed into oblivion to make way for cookie-cutter homes?

The Hall of Fame tactician has guided the SMU program from NCAA oblivion to their first Tourney trip since 1993.

It was Augustine who rescued it from the decorous oblivion to which it seemed to be heading.

The World Trade Organisation, born at the end of the Uruguay round in 1994, has been saved from the oblivion to which a failure might have condemned it.