45 62 In sum, in the context of the modern clinical trial research enterprise, the traditional journal article publication model obscures responsibility more than it illuminates.
It turns out -- and New York is great at schooling you in obscure civic responsibilities you never knew about -- that if your property happens to become a crime scene, for whatever reason, you get to bat cleanup.
In an editorial accompanying the study, Kathleen C. Basile, an epidemiologist with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, wrote that the study's "primary weakness is that it places the onus for prevention on potential victims, possibly obscuring the responsibility of perpetrators and others".
According to an editorial by Kathleen Basile, another CDC researcher, which accompanied the NEJM article, the major weakness of Senn's study "is that it places the onus for prevention on potential victims, possibly obscuring the responsibility of perpetrators and others.
Personal bad luck was obscured, and responsibilities of policy makers were spotlighted.
Entering one imposes an obscure sense of responsibility on the viewer, stirring the thought, O.K., now what?
The cabinet manual produced in draft form by the Cabinet Office may obscure the exact responsibility of minister and permanent secretary, but ultimately it is one or the other who is going to be held responsible, by MPs, public and the media.
But that obscures the collective responsibility.
"It's half-time," says a phlegmatic David Schmitz, whose Haringey council seat has a majority of just 13. "For the moment, collective responsibility obscures our achievements and differences.
Captain Camara, 45, a once obscure officer with responsibilities in the refueling detail, seized power last December in a coup d'état after the death of the longtime dictator Lansana Conté.
