Designs from the more obscure end of the fashion spectrum are still Skelton's calling card.
Until last November, Jason Witten was living a nice, anonymous life on the obscure end of the Pro Bowl roster.
I had never seen such a bold use of cinema, and certainly never such an incredibly obscure ending.
Most of those selections were featured here, along with a handful of others, both obvious ("King of Pain") and obscure ("End of the Game").
It is easy to dismiss many of Kanye West's claims as pompous, but there is no denying that ever since he donned a womenswear Celine shirt in 2011 and started bringing brands such as Martin Margiela to the forefront of his songs, rap's attitude to fashion has shifted sideways, to the more obscure end of the fashion spectrum.
Paradoxically, this teleological emphasis obscures ends to focus primarily on the means available to reach these unspecified goals.
Or, more realistically, figure out what the obscurer end-of-the-movie credits actually mean.
(Tommasini) ★ 'LA TRAVIATA' (Wednesday) Vincent La Selva, the artistic director of the scrappy New York Grand Opera Company, which offers free performances every summer in Central Park, earned a mention in the Guinness World Records for presenting, over an eight-year period, staged productions of all 28 Verdi operas, in order, even the obscure works, ending in 2001 with "Falstaff".
However, for large quantities of chromium and nickel, the colouration of the cyanide complexes obscure the end point in the subsequent titration with manganese sulfate.
You can't just throw a half-assed coat of paint on an old game and toss in a few obscure back-end features and expect people to pay money for it every year.
The proposed new version of the SAT, launching in 2016, strives to become more "relevant" by eliminating obscure vocab, ending the penalty for guessing, making the essay optional, allowing computers, and using founding documents such as the Declaration of Independence for reading comprehension.
