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His death in December 2002 was only half mourned as insiders felt that his attitude was obtuse, his methods were obsolete and his leadership was an obstacle to change.— Stabroek News
And while Geithner's faux paus is a bit more obtuse, the fact that he signed a document understanding his tax obligations and was periodically reminded of them by his employer put the dunce cap squarely back on his head.— The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan
Unfortunately that agenda may be certain enough that to deny its authority is simply obtuse, a profoundly uncritical pretence that to read narrative as an articulation does not entail reading it as an articulation of some agent.— Notes From The Geek Show
It's interface is obtuse, the coding requires expertise, and it can be quite slow.— That Queer Expatriate

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