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He also decried what he described as the Supreme Court’s increasing reliance on its emergency docket, which he said often obscures the justices’ decision-making.

The road is covered in tall green netting which obscures visibility from above - protecting it from Russian drones.

He’s so smart about noting the details — tiny glances, awkward smiles — that it’s head-scrambling when he obscures a major plot point under hasty editing and cryptic dialogue.

This system, the group says, also obscures the identity of the real owner, which helps dubious owners ply ships.

“Our obsession with spoilers sometimes obscures the fact that that is not why we watch things,” he says, citing “Titanic” as a favorite even though “we knew it was gonna sink.”