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Mr. Hamelin, who turns 50 in September, has recorded his own works alongside a vast collection of little-known repertory, making a name for himself with terrific releases of worthy obscurities on the Hyperion label.

The other obscurities on the program included the virtuosic Sonata No. 2 in G minor by the Austrian composer Romanus Weichlein, given a colorful performance, and the Canzona on "O Nachbar Roland" by Samuel Scheidt.

All superhero movies require a suspension of disbelief in order to be successful, but Marvel is pushing the boundaries way too far into obscurity on this one.

In Los Angeles, on April 25 and 26, it was clear that there's been a weird arms race of costume obscurity going on since these started in 2002.

Gurisatti, known as TV's golden goddess in her war-torn country, now lives in relative obscurity on the Upper East Side, primarily producing her show from a one-bedroom apartment and sometimes reporting.

It's an expansive interpretation of context, and one of the effects is to make the young Stalin, born in obscurity on the periphery of the Russian empire, look pretty small.

From a leaguewide perspective, Tavares has worked in relative obscurity on Long Island.

No individual can condemn a book to obscurity on his own; forgetting is a communal act.

At the time of the reprint, Roth was living in complete obscurity on a duck farm in Maine.

Many of these were designed to work in obscurity on closed networks, so have only lightweight security defences.

Ahern toiled in obscurity on the PGA Tour during the 1970's, never finishing higher than ninth in 60 tournaments.