21.   But it is one thing to labor well in relative obscurity.

22.   But many other layoffs have taken place in relative obscurity, coming in small numbers at private companies all over Massachusetts.

23.   But no one in the capital expects Richardson to recede into relative obscurity.

24.   But not out of the habits developed in years of relative obscurity, he says.

25.   But in the United States, Carlos Alberto Parreira lives in relative obscurity just a corner kick away from Lincoln Center in the heart of Manhattan.

26.   But the Pearls are unconcerned about their relative obscurity.

27.   But when defensive back Reggie Kenon ventures outside those circles, he braces himself for relative obscurity.

28.   Despite these differences, all the Patriot League members share the sometimes thankless task of playing in relative obscurity.

29.   During the past four years, Fay has labored in relative obscurity as a member of the panel.

30.   For the most part, the rising incidence of illness and the ensuing legal battles have played out in relative obscurity.