Holland, with the third-biggest colonial empire, has the same kinds of trouble as the English, but most of the Dutch talk little about them and the papers print only obscurities about the rebellion, or armed truce, in the East Indies.
By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, February 15 , 1947P. 90 Holland, with the third-biggest colonial empire, has the same kinds of trouble as the English, but most of the Dutch talk little about them and the papers print only obscurities about the rebellion, or armed truce, in the East Indies.
Keep in mind that nerds--math nerds, chemistry nerds, pirate nerds, etc.--will enjoy something that either relates to obscurities about their expertise, alludes to their obsession with it, or flatters their deep knowledge of it.
The key to beating the market with such stocks is finding those whose relative obscurity is about to end.
For years he worked in relative obscurity until about 1995, when, with women growing tired of the reigning minimalist look, his business suddenly took off.
The Messager report faded into obscurity for about 30 years before it was revived in 1927 in an issue of Der Leichtathlet.
But the fifth volume, The Blaze of Obscurity, is about to come out and there are truths in there I didn't reveal earlier, emotional truths.
A good house party is about harmony and coming together; it's not about obscurity or pomposity.
A lot of people assume that music snobs only care about obscurity as a trump card in an elitist game -- and God knows music snobs don't really do a lot to dispel that myth.
But their relative obscurity may be about to change.
