One of the women, her face obscured by the half-drawn window shade and shadow, is wearing an unstylish dress, even for that time (short-sleeved, so you think it's warm), while the other woman, her face wholly obscured by an American flag, is wearing what appears to be a woollen coat.
Tor nodes serve as relay stations for anonymizing global web traffic in the Tor network, a popular online privacy tool for anyone looking to keep their browsing habits wholly obscured.
From Dark Arts to Sleight of Hand in Early 20th Century Stage Magic, which illuminates the too-good-to-be-true story of the now obscure but wholly fascinating stage magician Howard Thurston con man, carnival barker, missionary student, and, at one time, Houdini's greatest competition.
While possessive of a wholly unique voice, she remains a relatively obscure literary figure.
Rather, they lived on in their quiet timeless way, wholly unsuspected from just a block or two away, obscured as it were by flashy new neighborhoods composed of jostling tall structures or roped off by looping expressways.
This accurate observation does not and should not obscure the validity of his opponents' messages or wholly undermine the sudden eruption of political energy from a previously complacent Westminster.
After all, amateur enthusiasm is our one trusty route to communion with the Old Masters, whose original social and spiritual functions have long since gone obscure, if not obsolete (though nothing can be wholly lost that lives in art).
Furthermore, relying wholly on the free energy change to define a protein DNA interaction obscures the multiple subcomponents of that interaction.
As Walton and Hill put it, the claim of a wholly peaceful takeover acclaimed by the people is "standard conqueror's rhetoric and may obscure other facts".
