In the first, she dismisses a group including Jim Davidson, various silicone-chested obscurities, Evander Holyfield and that Socrates of pop music Lee Ryan as "inane, vain and terminally moronic".
A Black Model Advances For a young model occupying any of the various precincts of fashion obscurity, the imprimatur of Steven Meisel almost always means a glamorous reversal of fortune.
This was the same year that Marina, alone in the small town of Yelabuga after a life of extreme poverty and obscurity in various émigré communities to which she could never emotionally belong, reached the point of exhaustion.
Our pursuit of bag snagging led down various paths — for example, into the obscurities of patent law.
The New York Times obituary stressed his "quiet," "courtly," "soft-spoken" nature, painting a portrait of a deferential man plucked from obscurity now and then for various important jobs (like the Watergate and Iran-Contra hearings).
Located in northern California and called Pixar Animation Studios, it struggled in obscurity for years, trying to sell various computer animation software products.
During the series' PlayStation 2 heyday – before the various members of Team Silent mostly disappeared into relative obscurity (if not, even more strangely, outright retirement) –Silent Hill had a way about it, and that way was psychological torture.
Mr. Valdés, who has lived in Stockholm since 1963 and emerged from three decades of obscurity in 1994, has played New York in various settings, notably in a duo with the flamenco singer Diego El Cigala.
Mr. Weisfelner said that decisions in previous cases have created a precedent requiring WorldCom to show that the accounts of the various entities were so commingled that the result is "hopeless obscurity".
So here, piercing the dense fog of obscurity that shrouds this most august of institutions with exhaustive research undertaken in various dusty corners of the internet, is what may have happened.
He admits his obscurities and longueurs.
