91.   Their relative obscurity can be a windfall for the Burgundy lover.

92.   These researchers once worked in relative obscurity to help determine which stocks clients should buy and sell.

93.   They want ethnic diversity, but they also need to reward the party activists, who most of the year toil in relative obscurity.

94.   Thomas is enjoying the warmth of the limelight after all these years of relative obscurity.

95.   Today, after two decades of relative obscurity, the long-abandoned forerunners of the wildly popular Rollerblades are making a comeback.

96.   Tucked away in relative obscurity, the Hunts Point shantytown is one of the more elaborate settlements.

97.   Two years later, Nixon plucked Rehnquist out of relative obscurity and nominated him to the Supreme Court.

98.   Trouble is, for most of the year they do so in the relative obscurity of cable television and the briefs or summaries of newspaper sports sections.

99.   Until this year, Hoiberg toiled in relative obscurity at Iowa State, little known outside the Big Eight despite a wealth of all-round skills.

100.   What about comics long out of the closet who have struggled in relative obscurity in large part because they are openly gay?