It was a lot of entertainment and fun — and, also, getting the crowd involved in the tennis match like never before!" Djokovic's reputation as a ham — his other nickname is the Djoker — obscures a difficult heritage.
Unlike many underdog builders of very low-volume exotic cars, Spyker had a heritage, however obscure.
In 1954, Mr. Parton & Mr.Thorndike, along with Oliver Jensen, took over "American Heritage", an obscure, scholarly magazine, published in Sturbridge, Mass, & devoted to local & state history.
Photographer Yener Torun thinks the modern side of Istanbul is tragically obscured by its ancient heritage.
There's precious little of Jude the Obscure in Dorchester's bonkers heritage Alphaville, Poundbury.
Welsh meats, heritage veg and obscure foraged items, such as hedge bedstraw (no, me neither) are prominent.
When Altmann began her fight, in the late 1990s, the portrait of Bloch-Bauer's wife Adele had already made its way to the Galerie Belvedere in Vienna, where it was known by a colloquial moniker, "Women in Gold," to obscure the subject's Jewish heritage.
In general, the closer two modern populations are genetically, the more likely that they share a common ancestry; yet this ancestral heritage is sometimes obscured by genetic changes that have taken place over thousands of years, as well as by interbreeding between populations.
The flight of people from the North Dakota countryside has been silently devastating to this obscure but historically significant rural architectural heritage.
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