The president's response to the "sanctuary cities" movement has blurred fewer ideological lines, but it has blurred some.
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KENDALL BLURRED A BILLBOARD OF KACEY MUSGRAVES OUT OF HER INSTAGRAM PHOTO SO KACEY BLURRED KENDALLS WHOLE FACE OUT KSJDJSJS pic.twitter.
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Other songs that have 'Blurred Lines' The ruling also awarded Gaye's family prejudgment interest on the damages and 50% percent of the royalties from "Blurred Lines" moving forward.
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Schroeder: We did, but I hope you noticed we blurred the actual explosion at the end, and then we blurred quite a lot of the last shot too.
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"Blurred Lines" is literally a track about the "blurred lines" of consent and asserts the incorrect idea that a man knows more about what a woman "wants" than she does.
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" She added: "When you get older, lines get blurred.
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" "Everything is blurred on what's right and what's wrong.
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" "They could have blurred his face and they didn't.
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The company has, however, blurred some stills that showed nudity.
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Two weeks later, Vandiver began having headaches and blurred vision.
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The background is blurred like evidence from a crime scene.
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In the image, the child's entire body was blurred out.
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The lines are blurred further in the age of crowdfunding.
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When a person is also a product, lines get blurred.
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But it's precisely here that his vision is most blurred.
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Perhaps it should be close encounters of the blurred kind?
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I blurred the background because my split ends are awful.
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The blurred lines are not limited to Iranian hacking efforts.
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Her skin was brown and this one hand seemed blurred.
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Today, the lines between news and editorial are increasingly blurred.
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She was the blonde hottie from the "Blurred Lines" video.
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"The lines between war and peace are blurred," he wrote.
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Even the lines between natural and moral evils have blurred.
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There were pictures of babies, and pictures of blurred landscapes.
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The line between justice and trade negotiations has become blurred.
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Other stretches are spooky and full of blurred, ruined grandeur.
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Afterward, he experienced blurred vision and an injured left thumb.
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For their privacy, I've blurred the names of these friends.
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The deer look animated in response to the blurred figure.
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Today, the lines between work and play are increasingly blurred.
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Some of the biographical details had blurred in my mind.
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For too long the pharmaceutical industry has blurred our vision.
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But then Barack Obama came along and the line blurred.
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KDVR aired blurred footage of the delivery with Sanchez's consent.
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Dust blurred their camouflage uniforms and tears as dusk fell.
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The line between puckishness and principle blurred in due time.
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The focus of what should be done is very blurred.
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There are no blurred lines when it comes to consent.
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Truth blurred, then was sidelined, in an online tribal cacophony.
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I don't think there are any blurred lines in this.
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The blurred lights became fixed as my father pulled over.
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The lines between mainstream outlets and propaganda are often blurred.
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Words on signs that referenced women's anatomy were also blurred.
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The money trail is too blurred to see who profited.
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Symptoms include blurred vision, and difficulty with coordination and balance.
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In the process, the definition of fake news has blurred.
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I think her face should not be visible but blurred.
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The line between fact and fiction gets a little blurred.
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A distanced persona against a self blurred with its context.
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The line between legal and illegal, donation and bribe, is blurred.
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The great thing about today is the boundaries are being blurred.
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Look for blurred pictures, duplicate pictures, and pictures you'd rather forget.
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I think it got a little bit blurred in that sense.
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If all those numbers blurred slightly in your head, it's understandable.
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He couldn't open his mouth properly, and his vision was blurred.
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She was shown in her underwear, with her face blurred out.
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Several weeks of her life blurred together, but the campaign succeeded.
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How it all fits together, however, is a bit more blurred.
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I think it's the very blurred lines between audience and band.
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According to the schedule, it appeared that lines were potentially blurred.
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I guess now, the lines are very blurred, which is great.
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From there, puzzle pieces — blurred but familiar — slowly fell into place.
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Jaime Lannister's blurred line between good and evil is weirdly sexy.
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Geary and the "Blurred Lines" hitmaker, 42, welcomed Lola on Feb.
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INGRAHAM: I&aposve blurred you out, Christian you were there too.
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Her blurred-out feet, et cetera — all that, I noticed second.
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Trump's campaign has translated those blurred distinctions into the political arena.
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White demons (or angels), blurred by speed, converging on a corpse.
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They are both owned by the same company, Blurred Media LLC.
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The lines are so blurred, and I'm getting confused about language.
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The borders between the two lands those men occupy are blurred.
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There's a bildungsroman chapter about a blurred relationship with a pastor.
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Berlusconi-like, he blurred the line between politics, media and business.
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Because Soltis led the actions, the lines of authority had blurred.
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It can obscure a clear gender identification with a blurred one.
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And then it became more blurred when my family was involved.
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GG: Yes, but it's rapidly changing because lines are getting blurred.
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My sibling's face is blurred but my heart recognizes him instantly.
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Roederer has blurred the line between big house and grower-producer.
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The ethics of working with such specimens can quickly become blurred.
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The lines between accident, reckless endangerment and murder are immediately blurred.
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But a similar fate might be destined for "Blurred Lines," too.
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The first half of the debate was a more blurred affair.
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The lines have been blurred by what came after him, postmodernism.
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Who knew "Blurred Lines" could teach a man about rape culture?
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Today, as #Resistance collides with #MAGA, the lines can be blurred.
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By the end, memories of the night are blurred but gleaming.
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In the process, traditional demarcations between auctioning and dealing become blurred.
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One tipoff was the fact that the face is slightly blurred.
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The lines between ICE and local law enforcement has been blurred.
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I see how the distinction between victim and executioner becomes blurred.
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For example, sometimes the line between pornography and art is blurred.
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Director Alma Har'el frequently uses blurred boundaries (between past and present, sets and reality, dreams and waking life) to tell this story about other blurred boundaries (between father and son, money and affection, trauma and recovery).
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The neural net could also identify blurred images at over 50 percent accuracy after being trained on 40 black-and-white photos blurred by YouTube, and 40 percent accuracy when tested against images obscured by P3.
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One of the first jokes in the premiere came from Bibiana, who said "If my ass gets blurred, I'm doing something right" in reference to her skimpy bikinis — and now all I can see are blurred asses.
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Joe Jonas has quickly blurred the line between being relatable and rude.
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I had my life on the show, and the lines weren't blurred.
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Because of this, the boundaries between their finances were already somewhat blurred.
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Unless I held the camera very still photos looked blurred and ugly.
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Suddenly, the lines between the physical world and digital one were blurred.
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Like, at best, at very best, it's a blurred line, you know?
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Parts of the man's anatomy were blurred out with blue scribble lines.
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The original has been rotated and blurred so the photo looks grainy.
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Punk has always been very androgynous, so those lines are blurred, thankfully.
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I'd wake up with raw eyes, blurred vision, and a sore scalp.
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It was a moment that blurred the mission of the armed children.
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In performance, the distinctions among the pieces were somewhat blurred, intentionally so.
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The image was just blurred, moving lights for everyone but the driver.
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The original has been rotated and blurred so the photo looks granular.
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Think: explosions of moody color, graphic shapes, metallic finishes, and blurred edges.
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By that point, the lines between friend and subject were sufficiently blurred.
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Instead of taking the shot again, the model blurred out her nipple.
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Every company sounds exactly like the eight others, and lines get blurred.
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Probably not — but such are the blurred lines between entertainment and reality.
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For example, in the shot below, the menu is also blurred out.
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In the process, the line between private and state interests becomes blurred.
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F Lucas Nogueira (blurred vision) started but did not play after halftime.
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Violence is often decentralised; the line between private and state is blurred.
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Yet the advent of social media has blurred some of these boundaries.
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Motherboard has blurred the video to protect the identity of the victim.
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In actual life, the arrow line between cause and effect is blurred.
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While the alcohol numbed her anxiety, it also blurred the good moments.
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Other symptoms of botulism include slurred speech, blurred vision, and difficulty swallowing.
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The art depicted a blurred, but still recognizable, photograph of Michael Jordan.
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Lines that were once clearly defined are more likely to be blurred.
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But Mr. Trump has not just blurred the lines between the two.
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Throughout the film, the line between human and animal behavior is blurred.
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A German designer created a cloth mask that resembles a blurred face.
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TV and social media had blurred my line of fantasy and reality.
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The hot dad who dances to "Blurred Lines" at a dinner party?
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Over time, the two doormen learned some blurred snippets about Ben Wichmann.
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But in others, especially within working-class circles, those lines are blurred.
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The line between scholarly and practical spheres of influence is becoming blurred.
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He comes across a dead body, the face of which is blurred.
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The night blurred with surrounding ambient light, as though fogged by chlorine.
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The lines between disciplines are becoming very blurred and blended,'' says Thompson.
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I really like the blurred line between a bot and a human.
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They worry the line is being blurred between PR people and journalists.
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At the time, I had a curiosity about transparent, blurred, distorted subjects.
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The Art of the Perfect Shot: professionally blurred backgrounds #HuaweiP232 #OO pic.twitter.
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The lines between art and cooking are blurred for chef Mina Stone.
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With the Rift, even great graphics tend to look muddy and blurred.
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The distinction between friend and foe blurred after the Tet 1968 offensive.
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To minimize privacy concerns, Wuggetzer said passengers' faces will be blurred out.
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In our family, the horizontal line separating earth and sky often blurred.
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Nonfiction BLURRED LINESRethinking Sex, Power and Consent on CampusBy Vanessa Grigoriadis332 pp.
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The traditional lines have blurred under Mr. Trump and Mr. Sessions, however.
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He removed a divider and the colors blurred together in the middle.
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The line between high and low culture, between fringe and mainstream, blurred.
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The line between what's considered risqué and what's downright inappropriate becomes blurred.
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And I think that distinction is blurred between what's digital and print.
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In another frame, a victim whose face is blurred is being punched.
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Yet coverage has left us thinking that line has been badly blurred.
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Alexandra and her husband, whose faces are blurred to protect their privacy.
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Yet, even these seemingly clearer lines of authority are already being blurred.
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The call also starts "100% blurred" — for obvious, 'dick pic' avoidance reasons.
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More than anything, I think all the lines are so blurred, right?
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To a degree, this blurred distinction between design and commerce makes sense.
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Free movement can be blurred at the edges, as other countries have managed.
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For users, the divide between online and offline blurred a long time ago.
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Some were blurred out by a content filter, but numerous posts were not.
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In parallel, independent contract recruiters have blurred the lines between internal and external.
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Graduate student researchers often straddle the blurred line between student and paid professional.
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Casey also uses expired film, which lends to the idea of blurred memories.
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While promoting these grandfathered-in projects, Trump's sons may have blurred the lines.
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He claims his daughter is experiencing neck pain, a headache and blurred vision.
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Being biracial paints a blurred line that is equal parts staggering and illuminating.
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Some also had blurred vision, highly dilated pupils, and issues with depth perception.
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She cheekily added the hashtag "censored" in reference to her blurred-out nipples.
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In return, some of Mrs May's red lines may be blurred a little.
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Then 'Blurred Lines' happened, and it was just, I was gone a lot.
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In many such cases, the line between survival sex and rape remains blurred.
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The plastic material blurred her face, which was an exact copy of mine.
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A lot of memorable moments, mixed in with thousands that blurred and bored.
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The closer your subject is, the more blurred-out the background will be.
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Sometimes it feels like the line between work and video games is blurred.
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Some of them, blurred in the exposure, look as though they already have.
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But the distinction between legal and illegal trade is becoming blurred, say conservationists.
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Her work has always blurred the lines between art, parody and social service.
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Both tsunamis would have significantly blurred the geological features indicating an ancient shoreline.
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Even with the resolution blurred this way, you can still discern a picture.
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And there's also a portrait mode for taking photos with blurred out backgrounds.
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At SXSW, the line between TV show entertainment and conference reality is blurred.
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The lines between the traditional luxury and premium segments are becoming increasingly blurred.
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This led to some initial reviews criticizing Mavic footage as muddy and blurred.
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"It is a more blurred line between peace and war," says Mr Stoltenberg.
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I start assigning motivations that were blurred or forgotten before the opening credits.
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Gradually, my identity became blurred between my everyday reality and an online fiction.
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The baby's face has been blurred out and covered with a smiley face.
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A blurred photo of a distant black hole can't fill the void within.
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Side effects of Qbrexza include dry mouth, headache, blurred vision, and dry skin.
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"If my ass gets blurred, I'm doing something right," she tells the camera.
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We thought we'd be Nick and Nora, not their blurred friends in greatcoats.
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Often, she says, this becomes very blurred with what being an empath is.
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Will Mark Zuckerberg one day witness a blurred photo of my nude body?
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Communities find themselves navigating a fine, sometimes blurred, line between vigilance and overreaction.
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Governing with their traditional rivals has blurred the lines between the two camps.
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With the sonic distinctions blurred, I soon stopped listening to Metallica almost entirely.
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While it blurred the faces of those involved, this decision was strongly criticized.
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This actually makes the subject of "Blurred Lines" more relevant rather than less.
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The dynamics of sexual immaturity at colleges have also blurred the lines slightly.
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The line blurred as the focus swerved from the celebrated to the celebrator.
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Online distribution has also blurred the lines between legitimate news and fake news.
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It has not blurred the faces of drivers in file and stock photos.
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But today, the line between commercial and non-commercial speech is increasingly blurred.
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Social media and online communications have blurred the line between public and private.
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What's more, the line between personal and professional engagement is, at best, blurred.
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"Blurred Lines" was an awful reminder that rape culture is still incredibly prevalent.
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He also praised how "lines have been blurred" in fashion, music, and sexuality.
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Here's mission control, which was purposely blurred as the room is highly classified.
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Our sights have been blurred and misdirected, our youth dispirited and politically apathetic.
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Over time, the line between thousands of tax protesters and Posse members blurred.
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On the other hand, as I said, he blurred the line in paintings.
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This can lead to blurred or fuzzy vision or, in some cases, vision loss.
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The album cover is a picture of me, but it's a really blurred outtake.
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Too often the lines between enforcing the law and treating the sick are blurred.
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The Shining is mostly one close-up of a blurred face looking through doors.
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The Shining is mostly a close-up of a blurred face peering through doors.
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But also, understand, I think the definition of Republicans and Democrats has really blurred.
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Or have enormous sticker prices and convenient campaign sound bites blurred the main issue?
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The condition causes pain, blurred vision, headaches, and even cause temporary blindness, Iwach said.
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The line where one meets the other has not just been blurred, but obliterated.
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A threat of import tariffs has further blurred the outlook for their U.S. sales.
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But all of this has been turned upside down, and the lines are blurred.
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Under current management, the lines between UKIP and its more unpleasant cousins are blurred.
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The line between defending her and projecting our own stance onto her is blurred.
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The pair critiques the blurred lines between photography's ability to distinguish reality from fiction.
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The children's faces have been blurred and their names obscured to protect their privacy.
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Emily Ratajkowski drew some of her own blurred lines for her latest Instagram post.
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To compensate, it's leveraging AI to process portrait photos with a blurred out background.
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Blurred, worn-in lipstick was everywhere, from Preen to Topshop and everything in between.
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In these fights, "the line between reality and perception will be blurred," he said.
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Now all you have to do is adjust the opacity of the blurred layer.
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When you look at them closely the skin and flesh is blurred and indistinct.
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Martin's home is now blurred on Google Maps, though its uncertain at who's behest.
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The lines between commerce and gaming and trading grow more blurred by the day.
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It blurred the background of my selfie while keeping my smiling face in focus.
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Both finasteride and sildenafil have potential side effects, like impotence and blurred vision, respectively.
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When those lines are blurred, though, the effect is disorienting even when it's subtle.
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But, it also focuses on something more, in a fragmentary and often blurred nature.
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Elsewhere Sia wowed those assembled with a multimedia show that blurred all the lines.
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The lip is then blurred with a cotton bud to give a feathered effect.
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But, the startup culture has blurred the lines of what exactly business casual means.
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The man's face is blurred; the camera pans and zooms across his lifeless body.
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Perhaps the most blurred line will be that of the real and the virtual.
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In practice, the lines between the shadow and formal banking systems are badly blurred.
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To give off a blurred, brushstroke-like effect using the hair as a canvas.
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And the line between private equity and hedge funds has been getting more blurred.
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Otherwise, all that would have been recorded would be a long and blurred streak.
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Her version of "Blurred Lines" injected the evening with a shot of hot sex.
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All are represented in black-and-white photographs, their chronology and geography thus blurred.
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The line between legal civil asset forfeiture and illegal extortion is often hopelessly blurred.
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Blurred from the alcohol we stumble into an empty room of this large nightclub.
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It's things like that I remember every detail now rather than a blurred memory.
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A lot of blurred images, a lot of strange, static, television stuff going on.
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In Zucktown, this notion of firmly separated insiders and outsiders will be deliberately blurred.
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The lines are often blurred among the governor, his staff and senior M.T.A. leadership.
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The lines between fame and infamy would have blurred, and both could be monetized.
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Rarely have blurred lines, in weird sex or otherwise, been explored with such grace.
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Blurred Lines was such a high profile case and has certainly generated wider interest.
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Her wound is blurred out, but we see her lying on the ground, armless.
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Even divided by light applause, these pieces blurred into and stretched toward one another.
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Many artists blurred, or wanted to blur, the distinction between sexual behavior and abuse.
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But in a replay of the interview an hour later, HLN blurred the shirt.
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But Barón's main concern isn't the blurred lines between the criminal and administrative warrants.
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Poisoning symptoms can include sweating, nausea, vomiting, blurred vision and foaming at the mouth.
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Your words and images are seared into me, dripping with ink, smudged and blurred.
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Possible symptoms include headaches, seizures, blurred vision and sometimes difficulty with thinking or speaking.
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And smartphone apps have only further blurred the line between work and personal accounts.
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Under pandemic, the thin lines that separate us have blurred even as we isolate.
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My hands became encrusted with glue as the sweaters blurred into a clumpy sameness.
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Using docent-speak, she blurred a fictional and "real" experience of the art museum.
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The image is also often distorted, at times stretched, other times quivering, pulsing, blurred.
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The sheer volume of Clinton's small-bore policy proposals blurred out potentially useful items.
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Kati Morton is wary of these blurred lines, despite being a wellness influencer herself.
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But that also means the lines between being connected and offline are even more blurred.
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You can then zoom in or out on your subject while maintaining the blurred background.
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The only good thing about 22 was that "Blurred Lines" was not released that year.
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There are even blurred middle fingers, so is it safe to say this is beef?
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A local news report over the weekend completely blurred out the woman in the video.
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Living in a time when gender boundaries are being redefined and blurred, this empowers that.
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No blurred lines here: Paula Patton and Robin Thicke's child custody battle is getting heated.
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Lines get blurred, though, when Berkus has to choose between a tub or a shower.
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From another point of view, the shooting and reshooting seem to have blurred into one.
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In the shot below, the iPhone captured detail in the buildings but blurred the clouds.
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The overlap between what WikiLeaks and traditional media organisations do has also become increasingly blurred.
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Common symptoms include drooping eyelids, blurred vision, difficulty swallowing, impaired speech and shortness of breath.
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The two are totally separate but have blurred into one which is not the case.
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This isn't the first time the "Blurred Lines" video star has experimented with going short.
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The line between church and state often becomes blurred in these behind-the-scenes deals.
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Another Thicke insider says the "Blurred Lines" singer continues to be focused on his son.
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Instead, all you see is a catchy headline on top of a blurred out picture.
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The ruse of jail has blurred the lines so badly taht he doesn't even know.
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Black Swan and Requiem for a Dream both blurred reality in the same way mother!
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On screen, cigarettes and booze are replaced with blurred pixels, or with pictures of flowers.
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The GIF includes disturbing text including a racial slur, which TechCrunch has blurred out below.
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As in China, the line between fighting graft and purging political enemies is often blurred.
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There are just so many blurred lines when it comes to women in hip-hop.
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Google, on the other hand, basically goes from foreground to very blurred background right away.
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According to Mr Zhu, they "blurred the line" between regulated traditional medicine and outright quackery.
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They are situation-based only, meaning doctors don't share patient info, not even blurred photos.
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In fact, they were seagulls, whose outlines appeared blurred due to the camera's shutter speed.
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Ratajkowski first gained fame when she appeared topless in Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" music video.
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Throw in a slightly blurred, fleshy-looking photo and a politician, and it's even better.
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If it wasn't already blurred, advertisements like the controversial Hers posts certainly raise the question.
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Now the lines have blurred and it's turned into a massive post-Thanksgiving consumer extravaganza.
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The lines are blurred between your private and personal life, so be mindful about communication.
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The headset blurred and distorted the images I was seeing to coordinate with each issue.
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But Constand testified 30 minutes later she was slurring with blurred vision ... her legs rubbery.
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The Blurred Lines singer said in 2018 that his dad's sudden death inspired new music.
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Will Clinton behave so robotically that her natural affinity for African American issues is blurred?
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Emily Ratajkowski thinks one of her former photographers is crossing a not-so-blurred line.
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Some say they feel the line between entertainment and politics has become even more blurred.
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Worse, lines between them and the banks are blurred, with bank assets funnelled through them.
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But in VR films, the lines between on-screen and off-screen music have blurred.
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Parts of the video are blurred to protect the identities of the people in it.
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Trump has blurred the lines between sports and politics since taking office 17 months ago.
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But the friend/parent dynamic often gets blurred, and Rory takes advantage of their relationship.
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She performed in shadows, gently strumming a guitar and singing whispery ballads blurred by reverb.
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When the show aired, two weeks later, the clip was blurred to obscure the differences.
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CNN has blurred the man's face in the photo, as he has not been named.
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He used the same blurred, photorealist techniques for numerous other subjects: curtains, cows, his children.
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Within classical composition, meanwhile, activity on the outer edges had further blurred the job description.
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And in fact, blurred figures can be made out in a few of his images.
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The four friends are so close that boundaries between them are blurred and nearly irrelevant.
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God forbid you criticize the blurred lines between the Clinton philanthropy business and political worlds.
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Though, when examined closely, the photo also has some blurred text in a foreign language.
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And, along the way, if the truth gets blurred, or forgotten, or twisted, or manipulated?
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The blurred focus of the shot adds to the fraught animalistic nature of their brawl.
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Many of his obituaries blurred his darker political proclivities in a haze of friendly nostalgia.
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CRT displays littered around the space show only static; faces are blurred by digital glitchwork.
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Sexually explicit photographs are distorted and blurred by oversaturated pixels that conceal the subject's identity.
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His form is blurred out in some footage as he slumps against the car door.
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The lighting transforms them into phantasmal silhouettes, like blurred figures from an old photograph album.
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With each passing day, his vision had become increasingly blurred, said his girlfriend, Liang Wanying.
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With "Spy of the First Person," he again blurred the line between fiction and memoir.
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Opacity is a recurring trope, underscored by blurred motion and obscured faces and body parts.
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He said that crossed a constitutional line and blurred the political accountability of elected officials.
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But it is hardly the first time Beijing blurred the lines between business and politics.
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But lines of authority had "blurred," she said in a cafe near the town center.
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The mistakes in "Blurred Lines" offer easy justification to anyone who wants to dismiss it.
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The downside, however, could be a lack of creative cohesion and a blurred public image.
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As in a wrestling match, the boundaries between reality and fiction had become permanently blurred.
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For many exasperated and frightened Mexicans the line between the two has become increasingly blurred.
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Over time, the separation between what was an ad and what wasn't became increasingly blurred.
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But within hours screenshots of his messages had gone viral -- without his name being blurred.
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I have written before about the increasingly blurred lines between ideological violence and sociopathic rage.
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Ms. Trump has not come close to that, but the appearance is still ethically blurred.
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Fantasy and reality are also blurred deftly, with full-body equivalents of sleight-of-hand.
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Pictures in Malaysian media blurred the private parts of men and women in the show.
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The lines between the movie and reality are becoming more and more blurred for Noah.
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Thicke earned over $5 million for his most popular and most controversial song, "Blurred Lines."
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In addition, the agency also blurred signs that referenced women's anatomy, The Washington Post reports.
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"It means there are no blurred lines about what's royal and what's not," she said.
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The image shows more than two dozen trainees with their arms raised and faces blurred.
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Cataracts cause the lens of the eye to becomes progressively opaque, resulting in blurred vision.
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They blurred, becoming two arcs of blond wood at his sides, like snow angel wings.
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That photo should now also be marked as disturbing and receive the blurred overlay. Sept.
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Blurred shots with one portion of the frame in focus were popular throughout the decade.
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Firewalls that once strictly separated news from opinion have been replaced by hopelessly blurred lines.
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CBS said it blurred the faces of those in the video to protect their identities.
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Yet the lines between the group, the White House and Trump's campaign are often blurred.
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THE Big Ideas The old boundaries of the human self are being blurred by technology.
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Even so, the line between Fortress and the brokerage firms selling Fortress investments remains blurred.
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For Mr. Tracy, the fort communicates a shared history and blurred boundaries between two countries.
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While there, he explored the blurred lines among education, military tech entrepreneurship, and excessive surveillance.
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However, technology and social media have increasingly blurred the lines on what's real and what isn't.
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The lines are a lot more blurred these days in terms of what a demo is.
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However, experts said the Trump campaign has blurred the lines separating it from the Trump Organization.
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On the other hand, blurred boundaries between professional relationships and personal friendships can quickly get complicated.
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He said he shared fears that the difference between legal and illegal migration was becoming blurred.
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And the differences within Christianity have blurred a little but they are not seen as trivial.
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The faces in her portraits are blurred, making the subjects' identity less important than their thoughts.
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It also shows shots of the call center, with some of the operators' faces blurred out.
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It is still work; and often the boundaries between work and personal responsibilities can get blurred.
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And no recent American political candidate has blurred the line between politics and entertainment so thoroughly.
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It's no secret that Emily Ratajkowski has come a long way since her "Blurred Lines" days.
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Those lines are blurred because increasingly the risks that VCs are taking are hugely capital-intensive.
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The blurred lines between Israel's armed forces and arms industry are a strategic advantage, some claim.
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Oiselle blurred parts of the images that showed Olympic property, but left the blog posts up.
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Faces are distorted masks, water is a solid, and the entire world is blurred and muddy.
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This shift has created some blurred lines for Nola, but it might be for the best.
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We are running the photo blurred but it's still widely available on the AP wire service.
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It is here that the lines between refereeing and actively playing judo become a bit blurred.
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Under South Korean law, any map has to have certain security installations blurred or blacked out.
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Things have gotten more blurred lately, just because of the nature of transactions and newer technologies.
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To whom they once belonged to and how they were obtained has been blurred by time.
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Her bosom was blurred out when she showed cleavage on Watch What Happens Live in 2014.
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The lines were blurred, edges ragged where the liquid darkened the coarse weave of paper fibers.
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Israel argues that the line between the Lebanese state and Hizbullah has blurred in recent years.
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In many cases, answers to simple questions—are the nude images blurred or not, for instance?
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That is a problem in a country that has blurred the boundaries between party and state.
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And, as Randall experienced earlier on in the season, your vision may be blurred or dimmed.
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" Markle added that "being biracial paints a blurred line" that is "equal parts staggering and illuminating.
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The video conferencing service is introducing blurred backgrounds so you can obscure your mess with dignity.
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The offending avatar is blurred out in the YouTube clip below, but Glacey's reaction is telling.
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When the ideological distinctions between parties become blurred, voters are more likely to reject parties altogether.
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New companies will see the blurred lines between brick and mortar businesses vs pure online businesses.
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She began experiencing blurred vision and difficulty speaking, and was "in and out," she told police.
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The afternoon has dipped into evening, and the sky's blurred from burnt-peach into bruised-blue.
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They also wrote about their symptoms — which included severe nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, itching and blurred vision.
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The NHS says it can cause serious problems such as seizures, blurred vision and skin rashes.
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"Blurred Lines" was recently certified Diamond -- which means it's pushed 10 million units sold or streamed.
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FOR good or for ill, the start and end to a working day is increasingly blurred.
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Outside, empty fields and dilapidated buildings blurred past, forming fleeting reflections in the three passengers' eyes.
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Something about the flickering headlights and blurred passing cars that creates an unsettling sense of paranoia.
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But the line between what's official and unofficial is blurred beyond recognition in the Trump administration.
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Her jobs required her to use cleaning products that burned her skin and blurred her vision.
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Another major symptom of methanol poisoning is blurred vision, eventually leading to blindness in severe cases.
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I didn't want you to be distracted by a busy background, so I blurred it out.
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Philosophy and practicality are blurred together when an issue is brought in to the political arena.
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The line between painting as painting and painting as political statement is thoroughly and becomingly blurred.
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He went to a music festival with partially-blurred vision and mentioned Hubble in a tweet.
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Of course, there was a risk of blurred images even with people standing or sitting still.
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"As Game Wardens our personal lives are often blurred into our professional lives," the post reads.
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Often violent and heavily policed, the Holy War's anti-semitic undercurrents clearly run along blurred lines.
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As blurred and tumultuous as Marty's thoughts are, though, they need to be clear to us.
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First cinema and television, then computers and the internet blurred the lines between reality and virtuality.
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The Trump administration, especially, has blurred the lines between our waking life and Cuarón's nightmarish art.
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The nature of the business allows for late nights and blurred lines between work and nightlife.
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Some in the industry feel this has blurred the lines between what is and isn't 'craft'.
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He took sips of rosé as he spoke about the blurred lines of the art world.
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The administration has blurred the lines by explicitly linking their trade agenda with national security goals.
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Land artists conceived monumental earthworks that blurred or erased the edges between art and its environment.
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I had a column due three days after I woke up to my newly blurred vision.
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These fluid arrangements blurred private spaces into communal ones and mashed narrow passageways against vertiginous expanses.
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He blurred numbers that reflected a humanitarian problem with those he said represented a security issue.
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Those lines are blurred even further now that The Room is this weird cult comedic hit.
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"Blurred Lines" aims to be that book, but is too sloppy with the facts to succeed.
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"Blurred Lines" gives readers too many reasons not to trust it, even when perhaps they should.
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But, as in fashion, the lines between men's and women's jewelry have become increasingly blurred, too.
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In philanthropy, however, the distinction between big and national and small and local can become blurred.
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Even for family members who do like one another, dealing with blurred boundaries can be trying.
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It tackles a theme that has long preoccupied her: the blurred boundaries between fiction and reality.
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His trip was dogged by controversy over the possibility of blurred lines between commerce and government.
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There have always been organizations that perform both functions, but the lines have are increasingly blurred.
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This photographer purposely blurred the subjects in the photo "Urban" to demonstrate the fast-paced environment.
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The shrinking of a foreign presence has further blurred these lines, making them easier to cross.
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But, as a recent conversation revealed, the lines between creation and interpretation have become increasingly blurred.
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Jeannette, the central voice and consciousness in the book, is an oddly blurred character on screen.
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The image of the drummer on the same stage was also blurred from the neck down.
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Social media has blurred boundaries between fans and stars, and streaming digital content has provided opportunities.
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She pulled over on the interstate after feeling short of breath and dizzy with blurred vision.
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Signs of wound botulism include drooping eyelids, blurred vision, slurred speech, trouble swallowing and difficulty breathing.
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In the copy of the photo provided to VICE News, the trainees' faces are blurred out.
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And here's the helm, which is also blurred because of the classified nature of mission control.
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As with the discrimination of the past, the lines between victim and victimizer are deliberately blurred.
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The proximity of birds and water blurred the distinctions between sea and sky, drive and flight.
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At right is a veiled parishioner, blurred, by the camera's long exposure time, into a phantasm.
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The whole point of "Blade Runner," though, is that such boundaries are always blurred and porous.
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But Trump also blurred the lines on how America deals with one of its top allies.
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The historic Grain Silo Complex had long since blurred into the fabric of Cape Town's harbor.
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But, when the sun sets on those days, everything is different and the rules become blurred.
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The youngest child is blurred, as if his personality has not quite come into focus yet.
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And his penchant for slow shutter speeds in dimly lit nightclubs often lead to blurred images.
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From afar, the shapes on his aluminum wall hangings, layered with paper, look blurred and amorphous.
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Meet Huma Abedin: Hillary Clinton's right-hand woman Photos published by The New York Post late Sunday show the man completely and others feature Weiner's face, but the photo of the boy has been partially blurred out, and the woman's face is blurred out in her photos.
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" At that time, she says, "He played and sang along to Blurred Lines while looking at them.
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Patterson said Mnuchin's message was one that blurred the line between federal policy and direct market influence.
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Both of their faces are blurred, as is customary when Google street view cameras capture a person.
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If inhaled, the toxic chemical gas can cause difficulty breathing, nausea, blurred vision, skin blisters and coughing.
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Adjusting the f-stop allows you to save portrait images that might otherwise be too aggressively blurred.
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According to Mashable, users initially see their matches as a blurred photo superimposed with a catchy headline.
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Although the side effects of blurred vision, migraines and vivid dreams were growing, my follicles were not.
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The media giant Sinclair has similarly blurred the lines between local and national journalism in television news.
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And in the process, it's blurred the lines between art, artist, and audience in an unprecedented way.
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"That's a heat sink; it's the computer's radiator," says Bexar, pointing at one of his blurred images.
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Once a shot is taken, you can manually adjust the blurred-out bokeh effect behind the subject.
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They have blurred the lines between HTML and native apps to offer the best of both worlds.
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Still, it's worth the purchase for anyone who prioritizes shine-control or wants a blurred, poreless look.
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As for where ... the pic she posted is in a hospital but she blurred out the name.
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The distinctions may have blurred, but they are still important to diplomats and experts in international law.
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On the wall are at least twenty of the scarf Tuesday pictures WITH THE FACES BLURRED OUT.
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So it's going to screw up, like when it blurred the spikes on this succulent plant below.
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Her hand and eyelashes have been blurred to oblivion, and her iconic plaid suit is a mess.
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And while yes, her nether regions were blurred, the Internet has mixed reactions to the racy photographs.
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He scored four points while subbing for Lucas Nogueira, who experienced blurred vision in the first half.
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The line between performer and audience is very blurred, and there is often a lot of crossover.
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The lines among top-down government institutions and bottom-up problem solvers have never been more blurred.
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Whereas Sheffield council used to be judge, jury and executioner for trees, its responsibilities are now blurred.
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Even at this early stage in the process, the line that divides life and death is blurred.
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I guess Blurred Lines isn't really an internet case, even if Robin Thicke looks like keyboard cat.
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The lines between news and opinion have gotten so blurred that in many cases they've disappeared altogether.
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"When you see these things blurred out they look pretty and kind of alien-like," he says.
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Some videos will be blurred out and read "Naughty video" until you upgrade to a Gold Membership.
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Investigators described a work environment where sexual innuendo was frequent and tolerated and boundaries were often blurred.
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The lines of feminine and masculine are being blurred all over, threatening to be wiped away completely.
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High-level poisoning can result in vomiting, shortness of breath, confusion, blurred vision and loss of consciousness.
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My vision blurred and every noise felt like an ice pick being plunged directly into my brain.
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Trump's America First strategy has blurred much of the historical difference between foreign policy and domestic policy.
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Paul's video showed a body hanging from a tree, its face blurred, and had plenty of jokes.
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This is a photographic technique in which the foreground appears in focus and the background is blurred.
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I figured I could handle the pressure, so I ignored repeated headaches, blurred vision and general exhaustion.
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The links highlight the blurred lines between increasingly acquisitive Chinese companies and Beijing's long-term industrial policy.
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Tabar's face was blurred throughout the interview, she appeared relaxed and was strikingly honest about her intentions.
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The challenge is, in digital, it is more blurred by consumers who look to brands as friends.
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These collaborative activities blurred the boundaries that had previously divided them, reshaping them into a single group.
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All the days blurred into one, and I could find nothing to distract me from the boredom.
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Motherboard blurred the faces of the individuals to protect their privacy, but otherwise did not alter it.
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This is an ambiguous moral existence, and the line between right and wrong is often impossibly blurred.
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This could potentially let people shoot stylized portraits with bokeh effect-blurred backgrounds or other lighting effects.
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As for the blurring of lines, I'm very grounded, so I never let the lines get blurred.
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The lines of business and friendship were blurred, and the tenor of our friendship overrode everything else.
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That wonky bass line will echo into the next 12 months like "Blurred Lines" without the controversy.
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But that also means that the lines between being connected and being offline are even more blurred.
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Now, post-reality TV and the Internet, the barrier between real life and pop culture is blurred.
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Take a stroll through Kreuzberg on Google's Street View, and you'll find plenty of buildings blurred out.
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The balance of being prepared and being rational are blurred when you have a storm this big.
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Abstract and blurred patterns recalled the 'kasuri' Japanese textiles, a style note by the fashion house explained.
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Deny. You were blurred out of the Kim and Kanye wedding episode on the Kardashian show. Confirm.
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Rothenberg has left faint marks next to the raven's back, as though it is blurred in movement.
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Since the dispute over "Blurred Lines" began, there have been several prominent settlements over credit and royalties.
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The lines that Ms. Tharp crossed in this first "crossover" ballet have been blurred a long time.
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The ministry also published photos of the dead with their faces blurred and weapons lying beside them.
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With people going online more in the pandemic, internet traffic has surged, causing hangups and blurred screens.
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Indeed, the line between the Trump White House and conservative media outlets has become blurred beyond recognition.
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"In the minds of kids, more likely, the blurred lines are able to exist," Craig goes on.
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The department blurred their faces in the video, though their names and photographs have been made public.
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That ad blurred out the word "wife," in reference to Ms. Adams, though it was still visible.
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The family agreed to be photographed but asked that their names be withheld and their faces blurred.
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Throughout history, documentarians have had to struggle with the blurred lines of their responsibility to their subjects.
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With all this spending going on, the line between "need" and "want" can get a little blurred.
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There are splendid things to come, in "Arrival," but somehow, from here on, the focus is blurred.
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What the moment made clear is that the line between the three has become blurred beyond recognition.
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The lines blurred between denial and anger before settling into a deep depression weighted by self-recrimination.
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" "Since he left," Mary Liu Deng wrote, "the lines between real life and a dream are blurred.
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The mushrooms typically don't produce lingering side effects; henbane does, including headache, dilated pupils, and blurred vision.
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You lose vision, because if you look at a bright light and you look away, everything's blurred.
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"Sometimes the boundaries between Aida and myself are blurred," she said in an interview with festival organizers.
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Mr. Gold often collaborated with illustrators on posters for which credit, if assigned at all, was blurred.
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Those are the types of images where the subject remains in focus while the background is blurred.
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The painter set up his easel and proceeded to work so fast that his movements were blurred.
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Symptoms of an overdose of this medication may include dizziness, drowsiness, vomiting, nausea, headache and blurred vision.
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Some diplomats said the president's false statements blurred the line between the United States and authoritarian states.
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"So get ready for Bolling 2018, though the lawn signs will have to be blurred," he said.
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It&aposs not just clothes where lines have been blurred, it&aposs going across so many things.
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Helen Jones, London I am shocked by the non blurred photo which appears on today's front page.
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"Did you bokeh my child?" one asks, referring to the blurred background photographers often use in portraits.
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The work is rife with nuances, especially in the blurred relationship between the human and animal worlds.
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When truth and falsity are blurred, logic is rendered meaningless and the entire system of mathematics collapses.
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"Raise a Man," whose co-writers include Terius Nash (The-Dream), is deliberately blurred in every way.
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Searching for places in Germany on Google Street View returns a patchwork of images and blurred blotches.
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But on the ground, the line between someone who uses and someone who deals is often blurred.
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Your photos in particular use some techniques—strobe lighting, blurred movement—that attempt to simulate psychedelic experiences.
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At their worst, they are spaces where boundaries can get blurred and harmful behavior can go unchecked.
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There was a feeling of speed, of looking at something that was blurred, at a frozen motion.
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And if the differences between the two become rightfully blurred, her insistence on art history confuses us.
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Eventually, the machines will become sufficiently lifelike that the line between person and robot will be blurred.
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Without being clearheaded about the nature of the threats, the line between sympathy and empathy gets blurred.
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With this backstory, the line that breaks the background into uneven blocks of drained sky and desert sand, so definitive from a distance, becomes a blurred gradient, and the distinct identities that Simon hopes her colors suggest, in this instance, Western and Islamic, likewise become blurred in ambiguity.
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"Blurred Lines" singer Robin Thicke thanked the "courageous firefighters and volunteers" in a statement on his Instagram Sunday.
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In a Communist country the boundary between the party and non-political civil and commercial suits is blurred.
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Like the Netflix hit show, Serenity seeks to depict the blurred the lines between technology and real life.
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People are more accustomed to blurred categories, or products that don't fall strictly into one category, Meza noted.
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The face of the victim, who has yet to be identified, is blurred out on several close-ups.
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In the alternate reality, however, George is often filmed alone, or with faces in the background blurred out.
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While Copeland is a sponsored athlete, she's also an artist — although with ballet the titles can get blurred.
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Instead, it twisted their identities until they blurred into one indistinguishable and monstrous face of power gone wrong.
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The blurred image of a man in his seventies wearing an argyle sweater was nestled in Shirley's lap.
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The line between telecoms and media became ever more blurred with AT&T's $85bn bid for Time Warner.
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The golf cart kept going, and more green grass and green trees blurred as I wiped away tears.
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But today, violence, race, age, politics and other social lines were blurred as one person simply helped another.
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The blurred approximation of one of tech's most powerful men gently whispers: SUCK IT WINKLEVOSS TWINS, SUCK IT!!!!!!!!
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The report also comes as the lines between media, entertainment and advertising have become more blurred than ever.
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The "Blurred Lines" hitmaker, 41, and his model fiancée, 24, welcomed daughter Lola Alain Thicke on Tuesday, Feb.
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They also noted, doctors were unaware cameras were rolling and her blurred-out vagina was shown on-screen.
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But in the Chinese system the line between government-backed industry estimates and official guidelines is easily blurred.
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Only the media was allowed to watch proceedings and the judge ordered the suspect's face to be blurred.
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Or when it blurred away the edges of this woman's sunglasses and a good chunk of her hair.
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Because the press is a major component of the internet, and the two become more blurred every day.
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Upon close inspection, Kardashian's thumb appears blurred so much that it looks like she has two of them.
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The edges of her hair and ear are also blurred and there are strange streaks on the flesh.
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Directed by Nacho Vigalondo, expect blurred lines between sweeping sci-fi fantasy and tender character-driven drama. 3.
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Speaking about these events, Wolfe argued that the lines between art, ritual, religion, and performance are deeply blurred.
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Over the past decade, the divide between the two genres has blurred, due, in part, to the internet.
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They noted that doctors were unaware cameras were rolling and her blurred-out vagina was shown on-screen.
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The "Blurred Lines" singer shared a hilarious yet risqué shot of him in the tub with his dog.
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Some nudity, like a sex scene a couple of minutes into the pilot of Transparent, was blurred out.
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Reports suggested that as many as 12,000 kids experienced dizziness, blurred vision, and convulsions after watching the show.
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It is softened and blurred, as it would when diffusing through the widened aperture of a regular lens.
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We walk a very thin line [between] game and real life, and on that island it gets blurred.
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Sessions's use of Romans 13 further blurred the lines between the private, religious sphere and the political arena.
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For now, I'm getting my tattoo covered and have blurred it in the photos that were already taken.
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"The line is getting so blurred, because haunts are becoming more interactive," says Eaton's co-host, Mike Fontaine.
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Blurred vision that doesn't improve in one or both eyes, especially the central part of your visual field.
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These big shifts of metal around the LME warehouse system have, however, blurred the previous bull market narrative.
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Not to be outdone by his sister, Donald Trump Jr. also blurred the lines between politics and family.
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Although the lines are blurred between home and work, it's important to me to have designated work space.
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Viagra has raked in blockbuster sales but is associated with side effects like headaches, blurred vision and dizziness.
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But under the Trump administration, the line between Attorney General and personal lawyer to Trump has been blurred.
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The videos were blurred and edited by the state's Department of Health Services, which licenses the migrant shelters.
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Inside the shack we see one of the rare examples of a blurred person in a Greene print.
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The constant bluster has blurred the reality of what a deal would even accomplish, if anything at all.
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"All of the evidence that was fresh at the time of the sinking is now blurred," Scarfuri said.
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Lyft and Sidecar, meanwhile, created products that blurred the lines between a black car, a taxi and carpooling.
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When she mistakenly dripped e-cig liquid in her eye she immediately experienced pain, redness and blurred vision.
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But the heedlessness of childhood worked its wonders; the swings and the slides blurred them into the background.
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Blurred Lines offers those unfamiliar with the ecosystem an easy-to-follow account of a murky, entangled field.
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Its clash with nebulous Neptune on Monday at 210:217 AM makes for blurred boundaries and spacey minds.
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The blurred, black outline of a distant shark as I held my breath in the clear blue sea.
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Whether it's experiential advertising, sponsored content, or social media campaigns, the lines between life and marketing have blurred.
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He was slightly blurred and you were in crisp detail so ppl's eye naturally was drawn to you.
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Something to get you moving again; to sharpen up those edges blurred by turkey and endless TV gameshows.
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Instead using black bars or a blurred background, the Hub will instead put two photos side by side.
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But the lines between the teams have long since blurred, with Europe's best routinely joining the American tour.
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Magazines have long blurred the line between commerce and editorial content, tacitly supporting advertisers in their fashion shoots.
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In better moments, the blurred landscape and timescape allow the language to become as lulling as an incantation.
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It's not the first time the line between Hollywood heist films and reality has gotten a little blurred.
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That gave rise to Mr. Zelensky, who has blurred the lines between his television character and his candidacy.
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The election of Mr. Trump brought new opportunities as the line between business and politics became especially blurred.
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Noses were reduced to holes, jaws broken beyond repair, eyes blinded, and whole physiognomies blurred by ripped flesh.
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"Untitled (58) 1970-71" is dominated by a slightly blurred woman with an open mouth and faraway eyes.
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Journalists there have grumbled about the blurred line between the administration and some of the network's star commentators.
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Many employees said that they, like Mr. Friedman, sometimes blurred the lines between their professional and personal lives.
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A constant reminder, too, that the lines between cartel members, former members, and vigilantes are almost always blurred.
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Moreover, the view is blurred by the charged particles such as electrons and protons that fill interstellar space.
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The border dividing sickness from health is destabilized, and the difference between autistic and neurotypical behavior is blurred.
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I was entering into a business where the intimate is often professional and so the lines are blurred.
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The ball fractured his left cheekbone, dislocated his jaw and left him with retina damage and blurred vision.
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Kantor regularly blurred the lines between living and dead and, more literally, between living actors and immobile mannequins.
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As a result, the lines between franchisors and franchisees, contractors and subcontractors, and many other businesses were blurred.
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"We blurred the logo and shouldn't have; it was done in error," an HLN spokesperson tells The Hill.
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A sign with the word "vagina" was also blurred and the word "pussy" was erased from another sign.
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Like Mr. Koizumi, he is an example of how the antinuclear movement has blurred political allegiances in Japan.
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Details are sharp and the outlines where the blurred background meets the foreground are better than the competition.
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Ocular syphilis, which can strike at any stage of infection, often appears as blurred vision and reddened eyes.
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"Peter!" a woman approached our leading man, her face blurred for anonymity which Peter would almost immediately negate.
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"He's just blurred some of the offensive words," one archives employee wrote to the executive in November 2018.
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Heidi Redmond and her family with a framed photo of Kai (his face is blurred to protect identity).
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As I walked home, my vision blurred, my heart began palpitating and I was overcome with acute anxiety.
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He described her rubbery legs and blurred vision, which he said would suggest that she was substantially impaired.
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Time travel, which may or may not be involved, is presented as its own kind of blurred nightmare.
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Jordan, a six-time champion, is a historic figure whose imperfections have been blurred or whitewashed by time.
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Kurosawa has the bandit rush through the forest, keeping the mobile camera close, for a blurred, visceral effect.
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DC Police shared an image of the package with all but the name of "Wasserman Shultz (sic)" blurred.
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If you could cancel a song the way fans cancel artists, "Blurred Lines" deserves to be that song.
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It's clear though that the lines between public and private interest have become blurred under the current administration.
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The advent of the age of counterterrorism after 9/11 has blurred the lines between terrorism and humanitarianism.
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This overwhelming distrust of the once credible news media has blurred the lines between real news and falsehoods.
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Allen has started experiencing her own symptoms — nerve pain, blurred vision, a hangnail that took forever to heal.
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Subtly, the film explores the blurred boundaries between art and life and how fluidly power imbalances can shift.
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In this renaissance, the lines of distinction between Roma Norte and Roma Sur have blurred, though not completely.
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In the Second Quartet (1998-2000), bows barely touch the strings, and pitches are blurred by eccentric fingering.
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But also we have two eyes with large retinas, and so any line in nature is slightly blurred.
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Swaggering, curved lines from beneath are held in check by streaming, blurred, white horizontals with blurred black verticals on top; and if that were not enough to disquiet the soul, Scully marches forth with another layer of ochre and pink striations at indeterminate intervals, seamlessly putting each of them in place.
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Emily Ratajkowski, who shot to fame with the "Blurred Lines" music video in 2013, was in a sympathetic mood.
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In "Decisive Battle at San Jacinto" (2017), blurred bodies emerge like time travelers from a cloud of gun smoke.
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The line between hunter and hunted becomes blurred, however, as the sense of a looming oppressor is ever-present.
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The "Blurred Lines" singer will temporarily be unable to go within 100 yards of any the three of them.
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Along the way, though, he's blurred the line between fact and fiction by creating a new style of entertainment.
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Unless you're at the right distance, and your subject is still, you'll get a pretty bad, unnaturally blurred shot.
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At times it feels too perfect, like those Monet paintings; at others it's monstrous, blurred with confusion and fear.
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Williams' "Blurred Lines" collaborator T.I. took to Twitter to send his well wishes to the new father of four.
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Bannon blurred the lines between the media and the US presidency in a way that no one has before.
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Most large businesses operate simultaneously in both realms, and the boundaries between data's use online and offline have blurred.
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She blurred out the faces and bodies of the victims and posted the footage of their attackers on YouTube.
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Instead, a screenshot of his warning was posted online without his name being blurred out, and it went viral.
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The lines between America's hippy counterculture and pop culture were blurred by then, and his innovation was a hit.
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The line between commercial and defence technologies has blurred, and the explosion in personal data has created new vulnerabilities.
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" Blurred Lines"When I had long hair, I always felt like I was hiding behind it in a way.
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The surveillance videos were initially released to the Arizona Republic, and blurred to protect the identities of the children.
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Internally, agencies can index and categorize uncensored footage, with full audio and un-blurred faces, as they see fit.
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Increasingly, the boundaries between private equity, Hedge Funds, real estate funds, listed funds and venture capital are becoming blurred.
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The image in question will be blurred, just as all images are when sent through private messages on Bumble.
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An overdose can lead to symptoms like nausea and vomiting, as well as drowsiness, blurred vision, and other symptoms.
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One commentator said Francis' view was perhaps "blurred by ecumenical correctness" in the hopes of a meeting with Kirill.
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Many faces in the video are blurred or obscured, leaving only their dark hair and skin as identifying markers.
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One video included a purported confession by one handcuffed suspect, whose face was blurred out as explained the plot.
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I zoomed in until my eyes blurred to try to figure out what the papers on his desk say.
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Part of what makes this an interesting problem is that the line between offense and defense is pretty blurred.
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The lines between friends, business partners, relatives and political allies are blurred, says Mr Abromavicius, and reforms have stalled.
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Finally, our sources say these cases are particularly difficult because of the blurred line between abuse and parental discipline.
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Unfortunately, as much as I would have loved to analyze his new tune, he cleverly blurred out the words.
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Perkins obscures everything tangible behind a hazy film of blurred boundaries, whether between dreams and reality, fiction and fact.
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It's a similarly blurred photograph of Donald Trump, who is, at this point, a meme in and of himself.
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The "Blurred Lines" singer's girlfriend April Love Geary announced the news on Instagram Thursday and posted a sonogram photo.
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Over the past year, however, a string of scandals has blurred the line between the Mafia and their opponents.
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I had been there many times, but the culture still felt elusive to me, blurred by my American upbringing.
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That means Samsung's should, in theory, let in more light, and should also produce a more blurred-out background.
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Twitter has bought a machine learning startup that can automatically sharpen low-resolution and blurred video in real time.
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All of this proved that viewers were finally ready for comedy that blurred the lines between reality and farce.
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If left untreated, blurred vision from high blood sugar can lead to vision loss, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Many blurred out Abdel-Hadi's face; others blacked out the whole image, considering the picture to be gay pornography.
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North Korean television showed rockets launching from a vehicle that had been blurred in photos to obscure its features.
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One analysis of research on saturated fats, which generated some criticism, blurred the link between it and heart disease.
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It was this element of the book that blurred my judgment with respect to the rest of Grigoriadis's analysis.
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While the line between sex work and sex trafficking is often blurred on the streets, it is legally clear.
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Smollett's face is blurred in the footage because he was considered a victim at the time it was taken.
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So many lines are blurred in family business that lack of communication kills many firms making the generational transition.
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The dress was so sheer most of her body needed to get blurred out when the event was televised.
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St. Louis OF Tommy Pham (blurred vision) was out of the lineup on Sunday and is day-to-day.
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People might have to wait minutes, hours or longer for their complete un-blurred group photo to post publicly.
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According to the Daily Mail, police blurred out one graphic image of a girl around the age of six.
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Blurred lines Giuliani said he was planning to go to Ukraine in his capacity as the President's personal lawyer.
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She gropes around through blurred vision and searing pain, but her weapon sits lightly and professionally in her hands.
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"Blurred Lines" blared from speakers; families danced and swarmed a buffet table laden with bam-i and pork afritada.
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The "never-at-rest social media" has blurred the lined of public and private life, the newspaper's board wrote.
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The boundary between our online and IRL selves is increasingly blurred, so why not boogie with a virtual doppelgänger?
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As a kind of Art World 101, a call for regulation, and a who's-who primer, Blurred Lines works.
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While Airbnb disrupts hotels, the lines are being blurred around what is a hotel and what is a rental.
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Technology simply blurred the lines of pre-existing exploitation, and of work and personal space until they were indistinguishable.
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But unlike with Lively's profile videos, the chat feature allows users to start their session with their screen blurred.
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But social media — Twitter and Facebook in particular — have blurred the boundary between professional journalists and people with opinions.
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In the blurred background of the shot we can see the Iron Throne and a blond king upon it.
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Lines between wholesale and direct-to-consumer trade, domestic and international business, physical and digital storefronts are increasingly blurred.
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The lines between our professional and home lives are blurred, our desks mere feet from our beds for some.
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The Associated Press first drew attention to what appeared to be blurred lines in the photo of the letter.
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For some people at Huawei, these lines may have become blurred as the company grew rapidly around the globe.
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Last year, the broadcaster censored songs with references to homosexuality and blurred Pride flags during the Eurovision song contest.
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That in these seemingly dark times, the line of true and untrue was blurred by the need for hope.
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The first thing she noticed when she woke was that her jiggling, blurred vision was now stilled and sharp.
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The youths that Mofokeng captured in one photo from a 1988 concert in Sewefontein are extremely blurred, barely there.
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Mr. Jones's memory of the night was blurred by alcohol, but he did not view the crime as serious.
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But under Stephen Miller, President Trump's senior advisor for policy, the lines between legal and illegal immigration have blurred.
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There are always "blurred lines" and "an area of gray" between men and women in sexual circumstances, she said.
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That case, even flimsier than the "Blurred Lines" one, has dragged on since 2014 and will continue in 2020.
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Their limbs were lost inside clinging tunics, oversize collegiate sweaters and flowing trousers printed with blurred silk-screen motifs.
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In her personal project, "Blurred in Despair" Ms. Ferrero focused instead on the emotional toll of the ongoing crisis.
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Calling the music salsa blurred specific national origins, drawing a broader audience in the New York City melting pot.
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He said the marketing landscape is more blurred these days and that Google's update is a reflection of that.
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The sharp cut is a bit different from the softly blurred A-line bob that's become her go-to.
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Sondland's testimony indicates that the line between Trump's interests and US interests in Ukraine became blurred, and then accepted.
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There is an image of the Soros package, which shows his name and the rest of the address blurred.
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The FBI also shared an image of a package on social media, photographed on grass, with all information blurred.
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Social media have blurred the line between sharing and showing off, and they've turned self-promotion into a tic.
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"The line between news and entertainment in the U.S. has become somewhat blurred," he said in a phone interview.
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The way we consume media now is blurred not just by process but by the sheer expanse of content.
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As in Davis's writing, the boundaries between humans and our surrounding ecology, are increasingly blurred by new scientific findings.
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Symptoms include double or blurred vision, drooping eyelids, slurred speech, difficulty swallowing and muscle weakness that moves down the body.
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One reason may be that voters failed to distinguish between Hispanics and illegal immigrants, a distinction the president has blurred.
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TheNote 8's camera also lets you mimic the blurred background that you can get with a larger, DSLR camera.
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The channels are becoming even more blurred, as an equal amount of shoppers plan to "webroom" and "showroom" this year.
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What you'd expect to see next is some blurred out body parts or above-the-waist camera work, but, nope.
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Related: The 'Blurred Lines' creators are still trying to reverse the Marvin Gaye verdict Let's start with the great: Beyoncé.
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All of the Veritas operatives' faces are blurred, but you can see his date's jangly bracelets and long blond hair.
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Blurred chunks of text or obscured faces and license plates show up on the news, in redacted documents, and online.
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When it comes to the aggressive kerbs, the sporting debate about track limits is soon blurred by a 'safety' one.
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His example highlights the blurred line between a legitimate reputation campaign and one that crosses into unethical or manipulative territory.
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"[It] causes a romantic but undesired effect in astronomy: Twinkling stars result in blurred images," ESO said on its website.
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Joy-pain shot down my left arm, and my vision blurred just thinking about Egg McMuffins and hash brown delights.
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Video released by police shows two mostly blurred clips that appeared to be from inside the home, showing a firearm.
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There were some warning signs that the lines were becoming a bit too blurred, that things were becoming too personal.
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Cortana was a friendly, helpful female voice in your ear, one who blurred the line between companion and digital tool.
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Those of us who work in international economics have watched for years as elementary ethical boundaries are blurred or ignored.
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We've long been monitoring the continuously blurred line between MacOS and iOS, through features like Control Panel on the desktop.
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Boy, Snow, Bird Helen Oyeyemi Boy, Snow, Bird is a novel about the easily blurred lines between hero and villain.
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My mom and I kept looking out the window, until the last bit of the sunset blurred to blue-black.
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As the lines get blurred emotionally, Pugh gives off a frenzied sense of someone on the brink of self-implosion.
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We watch a man with a blurred face surveilling Samantha from across the room before moving in on his target.
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But it was also an era where style lines were most definitely blurred — with denim one of the biggest culprits.
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These additions have blurred the lines and created even more debate over which direction computing will head in the future.
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With the many interests in the fandom, the line gets blurred between what constitutes a furry and what does not.
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To repurpose it for "A Man Becomes Invisible," he blurred and cropped the image when printing it in the darkroom.
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Symptoms of low to moderate exposure include a watery nose, blurred vision, tightness in the chest, nausea, drowsiness and headaches.
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The "Blurred Lines" hitmaker is also father to son Julian Fuego, 8, from his previous marriage to actress Paula Patton.
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The lines are further blurred by the unification of design language that really kicked into place with the Galaxy S7.
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Circuit Judge Milan Smith also upheld an award of 50 percent of future royalties from "Blurred Lines" to the Gayes.
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Keeping up with the competition, both the front and back cameras are capable of shooting photos with a blurred background.
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China's position on this issue will not waver or be blurred in the slightest, the broadcaster cited Xi as saying.
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"Absolutely," the three said almost in unison when asked if they feel the lines between politics and entertainment have blurred.
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In proposing higher taxes and defending the coal industry, Justice has blurred the conventional partisan lines in the state capitol.
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The distinction between fine art, craft, and fashion is conveniently blurred in this bold statement — isn't clothing an art form?
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What is less clear is the gray area, where the line that divides human and robot competency is becoming blurred.
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I'm always interested in when those lines are blurred or they don't even exist – when it isn't even a question.
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A man in a white bunny mask jumping in front of a metro entrance; an overhead shot of blurred commuters.
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While the studio team prided itself on its work ethic, the long hours blurred the lines between business and pleasure.
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It also released a photo of them walking with their bags, their faces blurred or covered with masks and hair.
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Officials told Mr. Ma that he could not meet the women because the stamp on his lawyer's ID was blurred.
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North Korean state television showed rockets launching from a vehicle that had been blurred in photos to obscure its features.
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All too often, the line between understandable finger-wagging and unbridled bullying has been blurred or even erased by cybermobs.
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But the dispute has echoes of "Blurred Lines" and is being watched as a test of the limits of copyright.
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And that wasn't the only thing that got blurred: The more I pretended to undress, the more I'd be undressed.
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Grigoriadis mentions The Chainsmokers four times in Blurred Lines, which feels excessive—they are just not a particularly important band.
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In legal documents filed Thursday, the actress accuses Thicke of physically abusing Julian — which the "Blurred Lines" singer adamantly denies.
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All these are examples where the line between national security and Trump family interest are blurred, if not essentially invisible.
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This blurred boundary between image and reality has opened the way for a huge new kind of celebrity endorsement. pic.twitter.
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In the end, according to medical records, the confrontation left Mr. Vega with a concussion, blurred vision and impaired hearing.
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And it&aposs not just as a startup investor where Neumann blurred the lines between his personal and business interests.
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The stories, blurred by heavy drinking, have refracted through friendships and family ties, and through a kaleidoscope of vantage points.
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For some members of the public, this has blurred the line between what she considers to be private and public.
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Either way, at the turn of 2000, the days of pogoing in clubs to Britpop were a cider-blurred memory.
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But globalization has also blurred lines between foreign and domestic companies in ways not accounted for in Mr. Trump's criticisms.
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"It is our belief that the lines here between civil liability and criminal liability have been blurred," Mr. Ahern said.
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Initially, it was designed to have three stages of a forest's age; now those have blurred with decades of growth.
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Even in the early days, Diamond's lyrics blurred the line between self-awareness and self-mythology—a very contemporary condition.
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The line between compassion and foreplay sufficiently blurred, Dibs calls dibs on her patient's forearm, bestowing a swift IV euthanasia.
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In both videos, the faces and heads of the officers and Mr. Olango were blurred to appear as gray dots.
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And his unprecedented stream of lies has blurred the lines between fact and propaganda, something demagogues have done throughout history.
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Suddenly, my vision blurred in a flash of blinding pain as I felt his teeth sink into my right shoulder.
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Russian children's literature is believed to have blurred the lines between propaganda and art, perhaps like no other children's literature.
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That coupling appears more possible than ever at a time when the lines of friend and foe are increasingly blurred.
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When I took a portrait mode photo with the iPhone XS, the camera blurred out one of the five dumplings.
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The New York Post somewhat blurred the photos of the boy, but nobody will have any doubt who it is.
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The camera pans around the clearing, then whirls faster, transforming the glimmering afternoon light into a kaleidoscope of blurred color.
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Matthew's pill of a car shot up the PacCoast in the black of night, hurtling past trees that blurred together.
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By the early 1840s, Fox Talbot had drastically shortened exposure times, making it possible to photograph humans without blurred results.
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"With the 'Blurred Lines' case, you have high hat cymbal sounds, crowd noise, falsettos," he said in a phone interview.
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During my "at bats," he blurred the line between father and umpire by whispering, "swing," as the ball approached me.
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But as that tale of grief, fraud, guilt and madness unfolds, the distinctions between the two men's identities become blurred.
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The differences of religion and ethnicity that Mr. al-Bashir exploited to cement his authority are being blurred or erased.
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Although the beauty of Mesa Vista remains intact, the ranch roads I have driven thousands of times are now blurred.
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There are areas blurred out on Google Earth, but no laws prevent your property from being captured by commercial satellites.
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Government personnel complained about symptoms including vertigo, ringing in the ears, pain, blurred vision, dizziness and memory and concentration problems.
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He spent weeks in the hospital recovering from dizziness, headaches and blurred vision, and had eye surgery and physical therapy.
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Culturally, Winchell helped create the ambient world of celebrity that permanently blurred the lines between politics, policy, sports and entertainment.
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When teammates asked him about the concussion, he told them that he had experienced blurred vision and skewed depth perception.
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But the issue has become a political battering ram, and in the process, the definition of fake news has blurred.
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A video the researchers posted of a panel of actors with DeepPrivacy applied shows mostly blurred faces for each person.
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Many of those critics shared images of the video with her bare legs and midriff blurred out or painted over.
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The lines between these two planes blurred as the presence of otherworldly spirits made it easier to predict the future.
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Unfortunately, given these recent pardons, we are concerned that the lines separating lawful and unlawful battlefield conduct have now blurred.
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Such blurred indecision is unfortunate, given that the Beatles were masters of, among other things, the crisp and crunchy title.
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After another generation of neoliberalism, the line between these two groups has blurred, so this interpreter act seems less urgent.
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Images featured on the page included black and white photos of ultrasounds, pregnant mothers and babies with their faces blurred.
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Barriers to attendance included lack of time, blurred professional boundaries, personal discomfort with death, deep emotions and discouragement by colleagues.
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The first few pictures came back blurred, and I felt ashamedFor all the cheerful engineers, my father and his tribe.
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But equity markets have also risen, meaning that the usual inverse correlation between bond yields and equities is becoming blurred.
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He spent weeks in the hospital recovering from dizziness, headaches and blurred vision, and had eye surgery and physical therapy.
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The edges of the shot are blurred, drawing our attention directly to the tail-end of the American-made beast.
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Scientists seem to have blurred that line when they managed to restore cellular activity in brains removed from slaughtered pigs.
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The neurotoxins from mosquito fumigation likely caused the headaches, blurred vision, dizziness and tinnitus people were experiencing, according to BBC.
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Without consistent communication, lines can easily be blurred and crossed by a care aid in the blink of an eye.
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I don't talk about those things with a partner, because even though the lines are blurred, there's still a distinction.
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"Do you want to take it off or anything?" one officer asks Smollett, whose face is blurred in the video.
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My drawing surface is a photograph of the megalithic remains as seen through the blurred veil of a wire fence.
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It's super predatory when consent is blurred in any way, and especially if inebriation is just coming from one side.
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"We were so lucky to be surrounded by so much love and joy," added the "Blurred Lines" singer of the shower.
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Outrage on social media is "like a habit," she said, and has blurred the line between acting out and commenting genuinely.
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Overall though, image recognition is pleasingly accurate, hitting the mark even if photos are slightly blurred or taken at an angle.
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As the two Ant-Man films have increasingly blurred the line between good and bad, has Hank Pym become a villain?
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The "Blurred Lines" singer denied committing any abuse in a court filing, and on Thursday an L.A. judge denied Patton's request.
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I've argued that the boundary between performance and reality have always been blurred, and that it's likely a bit of both.
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Few tech companies can rival Uber in its combination of blurred ethical lines and data-fueled power to invade people's privacy.
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"We were so lucky to be surrounded by so much love and joy," added the "Blurred Lines" singer of the shower.
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It's really difficult to reduce it to one moment and the line is blurred between what happened on stage and off.
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And that cut — versatile, soft and polished, workable on a towel-dry maintenance plan — is the softly blurred A-line bob.
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The terms of our exposure to wealth have been upended, and the line between presentation and reality is only more blurred.
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It seemed perfect for us to convey the blurred lines of reality that 'western kids' critiques in [the] 'age of excess.
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With the increased use of the term, the line between who is a real advisor and who isn't has become blurred.
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Facebook said that the nude images would be blurred when they were reviewed by humans, but that is not the case.
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When I first reached out to ask how the program would work, I was told that the images would be blurred.
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In the many years since I bought that MacBook in 2007, Apple has blurred the line between consumer and professional device.
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The line between work and play has been blurred, and the difference between the office and home has all but disappeared.
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The documents also detail that her doctors were unaware cameras were rolling and her blurred-out vagina was shown on-screen.
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Airbnb used to be seen as a direct competitor to hotels — but the lines between the two are increasingly becoming blurred.
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In the new version, the background will be filled out by a blurred video preview and a list of your friends.
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While in other cases, a sale price of $7 for a basketball jersey coupled with blurred-out labels gave it away.
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With the app, you can shoot portrait-style photos with a blurred "bokeh" background, create double exposures, and even long exposures.
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We're big fans of Swedish designer Love Hultén, whose many retro creations have blurred the line between gadget and art piece.
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Black-and-white, distilled and subdued, blurred in places, they have a photo-real quality that intensifies the longer you look.
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Many of the images blurred the distinction between documentary and art photography in order to invoke the novel's atmosphere of surrealism.
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In doing so, he arrives at surfaces that are blurred, scraped, gouged, blistered, peeling, distressed, and jammed with dabs of paint.
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Some of it might be released one day, some of it will never be heard elsewhere—except on Blurred Vision nights.
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The show's rise has taken place at a time when the boundaries between entertainment, politics and business have become increasingly blurred.
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"I think the line has been blurred up a little bit," Spicer explained about the credit-taking within the White House.
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The line between duty and safety soon blurred: Evacuated reporters slept in the newsroom, dogs and children ran between the desks.
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Some letters blurred the lines between aid like grants and scholarships, which don't have to be repaid, and loans, TICAS found.
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The experience of the Google Assistant workers highlights the blurred lines around worker classification and lack of transparency around hiring practices.
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It's in these difficult, harrowing moments that the line between sentimental nostalgia and active hindrance of a due reckoning is blurred.
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On the flip side, you will be able to edit the intensity of the blurred background after the shot's been taken.
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The Trump campaign has even blurred out the Japanese words on a sign in the upper left corner:Make... Japan Great Again?
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The publisher reports that the video contained footage of a person who had apparently died by suicide, with their face blurred.
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The Enquirer published blurred images of five women with whom it said Cruz has had affairs but did not name them.
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The representative claimed that GP Whitehat had threatened Blurred Media LLC's owner by sending a message containing their Social Security Number.
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Other symptoms to watch out for: blurred vision, "wavy" vision, difficulty discriminating colors and seeing "spots" or "holes" in your vision.
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The line separating work and life has become sufficiently blurred over the years such that it's now nearly invisible for some.
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Now the lines are increasingly blurred, with new ventures, nontraditional players merging, and major health-care leaders expanding into new sectors.
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Danley's sisters, who were not identified by name and whose faces were blurred, added that Danley would willingly cooperate with investigators.
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A scene near the trailer's start seems a bit blurred and then we see him appear to be dunked in water.
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PLAYLIST During the rush, the music is too faint to notice, but it sounds like Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" on repeat.
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Since then the lines between being pro-Texas, anti-Obama and anti-American blurred, and there has been no going back.
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The executive branch has blurred the constitutional separation of powers, claiming its own lawmaking authority through rules, regulations, and executive orders.
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Getting regular eye exams and updating eyeglass prescriptions as needed is important to prevent blurred vision, which can lead to falls.
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If you thought Todd Chrisley performing "Blurred Lines" was the best he could do on Lip Sync Battle, you were wrong.
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This year on BIP, it seems like every girl is getting their butt barred and blurred, sometimes for seemingly no reason.
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One photograph shows the complex where an American rendition pilot lives; Mr. Clark has blurred part of it for privacy reasons.
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Portrait lets you take professional-looking pictures with "bokeh" or the fun blurred effect that you see from high-end cameras.
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Maybe you could post a photo with my face blurred out until you have my permission to show the full image.
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Those distinctions have blurred, Professor Fukuyama pointed out, reflecting the particularly American belief that humanitarian and strategic goals almost always align.
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These days, it feels as though the lines have blurred; there's more room for bold, messy weirdos in mainstream pop culture.
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In a place where the lights are coloured the same as a video game arcade and the senses are mildly blurred.
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Because even if the AR/VR line is being blurred, these technologies have not converged — if indeed they ever successfully can.
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Where once his leads blurred into generalized multitracking, here you can make out his congested, drolly personable, Jonathan Richman-channeling voice.
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This process can be done well or poorly, obviously, and things like distortion or mistakenly blurred foreground details can creep in.
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They were blurred in my vision, but I could see them skirting about in the dark, even with my eyes closed.
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In response, the duo have blurred the streams that are then pumped into their website, obfuscating any detail in the images.
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It really shaped my mind because when I was little I didn't really understand what kind of lines were being blurred.
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Disneyland, that magical brainchild of Walt Disney himself, the place where fantasy and real life become blurred and dreams come true.
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The connection did not indicate wrongdoing, but it does illustrate the blurred lines between acquisitive Chinese companies and Chinese industrial policy.
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Also in the background, Mr. Thomas painted a slightly blurred image of a woman walking toward the table of male politicians.
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A phantom presence throughout, she is a voice on a phone message, a child in a videotape, an eerily blurred figure.
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The plans to eject Mr. Mallet have further blurred the line between Hong Kong and mainland China, human rights advocates said.
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The artists behind "Blurred Lines" may have lost a lawsuit last year, but it looks like they're just beginning to fight.
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On July 22001th, the New York Post published nude photos (strategically blurred, but still not safe for work) of Melania Knauss.
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What was originally sharply defined, ornate, and colorful quickly becomes blurred, blotched, and mixed up by the wind and the rain.
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Although Fantástico blurred out the faces of the men in the film, neighboring fishermen quickly cottoned on to who they were.
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Rentals and condos are also rising in next-door West Chelsea, long considered a separate enclave, though boundaries seem increasingly blurred.
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For Johnson, the line between journalism and trolling has blurred to the point where the two are one in the same.
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Bryant's career continued, and for many, memories of the incident blurred to the point where they believed he had been exonerated.
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Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines," which Williams produced and sings on, is one of the best-selling digital singles of all time.
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Google is walking back changes to its search design that blurred the lines between ads and regular results after user backlash.
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This woman is named Merissa, is from Virginia Beach, was previously employed at Guess, and has requested her face be blurred.
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The lines between day and night, work and play, downtime and get-up-and-go time are more blurred than ever.
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Obsolescence is the dark side of fashion, which, accordingly, has always (and often intentionally) blurred the line between narcissism and futility.
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Blurred vision and light sensitivity is a side effect of ED medications, but symptoms typically resolve within five to 24 hours.
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Aside from a few blurred passersby, the image favors the magic of the city itself over the presence of the figure.
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But these are the sort of claims that have found oxygen in the wake of the "Blurred Lines" ruling in 25.3.
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But how could it not, with perks like rides in private jets and weekends in Miami, and blurred boundaries between colleagues?
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By now, the line between heart and head, between the personal and political, so clear a decade ago, has blurred completely.
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Throughout the movie, the roles of parent and child become blurred, as Hank's codependency takes a tragically emotional toll on Mickey.
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A blurred understanding of the Taliban's relationship with Al Qaeda led to questions about who — or which — was Enemy No. 1.
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At one meal someone accidentally spits a tiny speck of gristle into his eye and his vision is blurred for weeks.
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Captain Shimkus, who oversaw patient care, said some clinicians had expressed concerns about the blurred lines between medical care and interrogation.
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By the time that Hendrix took the stage, the festival's "three days of peace and music" had blurred into a fourth.
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Live coverage: House impeachment vote In Trump's tumultuous presidency, the extreme has become routine, and hyper-partisanship has blurred the senses.
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But the line between what consumers are using it for and what manufacturers can say to attract them is increasingly blurred.
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In his Senate race against Cruz, O'Rourke often blurred their policy differences on issues like trade by saying the two agreed.
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When the last wave of blurred riffs and chiming discord faded away, I felt like I'd just survived a flood. Barely.
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By now, the line between heart and head, between the personal and political, so clear a decade ago, has blurred completely.
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Colors are blurred, bleached and bled together in such a way that the boundaries between representation and abstraction all but vanish.
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The woman's face was blurred in the footage and a government spokesman said she could not immediately be reached for comment.
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A stay-at-home dad in Kansas reveals how the lines have blurred between viral trolling and the business of politics.
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The line between criminal complicity with drug sellers and the reality of trying to manage a crowded dance venue has blurred.
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At the end of the video the woman, whose face is blurred, takes her shirt off and looks at Cairo down below.
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To discourage mindless swiping, each match shows up as a blurred photo with a score of your compatibility, between 0 and 100.
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In the end, as ace investigative reporter Wayne Barrett discovered, Bloomberg greatly blurred the lines between his personal business and the city's.
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Plus, by now, the line between daytime and nighttime style has increasingly blurred (see: a week of wearing sequins during the day).
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The men, whose faces were blurred out, were identified by their family names of Lin and Hsu and spoke with Taiwanese accents.
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"Tech stocks" are often discussed as a homogenous group of companies, but the lines are blurred and will only become more so.
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She's done it before and knows how to navigate life on and off camera even when the show gets blurred with reality.
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Although there is a hard line on maps where the United States ends and Mexico begins, the reality in Laredo is blurred.
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As a crude gimmick for showing blurred-out B-roll of boobs, this is about as clever as The Man Show gets.
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Video of the woman's testimony with her face blurred, and images of the injuries she sustained, have been widely shared on Twitter.
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Some of Trump's strongest supporters are Northeastern Republicans, like Rudy Giuliani and Chris Christie, whose ideological pragmatism eventually blurred into careerist pandering.
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These labels will include a gray blurred screen that says "false information" that will hide false and partly false photos and videos.
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By focusing on consumer insights, successful market disruptors have blurred the lines that define their industry, redefining the scope of their impact.
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The site posted photos it said depicted the women together, with the face of the staffer, who was not named, blurred out.
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In the 2000 election, candidates and their allied groups took advantage of those blurred lines to raise and spend millions of dollars.
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If you're planning to use Portrait Mode you'll want to find a place where the background will look beautifully blurred behind everyone.
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However, decades ago Planned Parenthood blurred the lines by performing elective abortions under the same roof as these necessary health care services.
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The "Blurred Lines" singer, 41, announced the family's new arrival with an Instagram video of himself holding and rocking the crying baby.
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The Weinstein storm has ripped through a succession of institutions that combine male power with blurred lines between professional and social life.
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The "Blurred Lines" singer, 41, announced the family's new arrival with an Instagram video of himself holding and rocking the crying baby.
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Another fan agreed with the theory that Kardashian was mid-movement when the photo was snapped, which probably caused the blurred effect.
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Meanwhile rising anti-establishment and anti-migrant sentiments in much of Europe have blurred the boundaries between the nationalists and the mainstream.
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By default, any photo you take in "Portrait" mode will also save a non-blurred background version to your camera roll too.
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Olivia, like us, is convinced the crew has blurred the lines of TV fiction and fatal reality, and plan to kill her.
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Before long, small-time motor courts were rendered obsolete by chains like Holiday Inn that blurred the distinction between motels and hotels.
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By virtue of its theme, it evokes the feeling of pornographic websites, but nudity is blurred and adult content is hinted at.
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Some of the material is working very well in the whole Blurred Vision context, and will be played on Saturday for sure.
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With the opioid epidemic killing so many people, the blurred line is overlooked in the push to do something about the crisis.
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Obama brought up how the partisan blurred line between fact and fiction right now has been a strain on the country's democracy.
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The jury sought 50 percent of "Blurred Lines" publishing revenue, $3.2 million, along with $1.8 million from Thicke and $325,000 from Williams.
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She began experiencing blurred vision and difficulty speaking, lost all strength in her legs, and was "in and out," she told police.
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Chase, of Parkersburg, West Virginia, was five months pregnant when she first began experiencing neck pains and blurred vision in July 2017.
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Cinema star Jayalalithaa, a popular former Tamil cinema star, embodied the blurred lines between celebrity and government that define the state's politics.
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A judge is expected to rule on the release of a blurred version of the footage before the end of the month.
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It takes depth photos with the same field of view as the main camera and the blurred background (aka "bokeh") looks good.
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In the doctored-up image, Joe Biden looks knowingly at a surprised Hillary Clinton in the middle of a blurred-out crowed.
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But as more people watch video via mobile, the lines between highly produced television show and a rough YouTube vlog have blurred.
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Each person described "the symptoms they most often experience during an episode, including aura, disorientation, and blurred vision," according to a statement.
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It's a story where fiction and reality are blurred, considering the current climate of racial tensions and police brutality in America today.
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This shouldn't come as a surprise, considering that somewhere between 2014 and now, the lines between activewear, streetwear, and athleisure have blurred.
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Up through a hillside swept with blooming buckwheat, all dusty yellows and pinks, blurred along the ridge with the hazy evening sky.
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