The image, however, hasn't been deleted from a post on Rose's Twitter account (see the unblurred image below).
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"If you make the purchase it will be unblurred and you will receive and [sic] additional 14 images," reads a message.
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What once seemed corrupting is now the norm, and given the dismal state of truth online, it's unlikely the lines will ever get unblurred.
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There, atop her dresser, perched an orange robot cat, staring out across the room in rigor mortis, blurring the previously unblurred line between cute and dead.
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An unblurred photo of the man was posted and circulated by the right-wing Facebook group "Bürgerproteste Hannover" (which translates to "Civilian's Protest Hannover") on Saturday night, and spread rapidly thereafter.
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The tabloid Bild, which is Germany's largest newspaper by circulation, added fuel to the fire by publishing an unblurred photo of the protester and giving legitimacy to an online witch hunt.
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When recounting her trip at the end of the video, she cringes while remembering how her makeup artist (whose face she shows unblurred) used unclean applicators and old products on her face.
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The lawyers for Hua Zhang and Lei Wang have filed new court documents calling for emergency action after new reports say the unblurred Kraft spa video is being shopped to various media outlets.
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" I see no reason nonfiction cannot be equally open to irresolution or awkwardness, and I certainly don't agree that fiction grants "a more responsible, therefore truthful, epistemology" by allowing for "a more unblurred line between real and not-real.
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But the government angle brings in an unsavory line of thinking — what if the police want to get unblurred dash cam footage of a crime that just happened, or one of many such situations where tech's role has historically been a mixed blessing?
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"I think that we have pulled back a veil of behavior totally unacceptable to our founders, and that the public will see this with a clearer eye, an unblurred eye," Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Monday, in an interview with one of my colleagues.
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I've no doubt that it also comes from the contentment of having been transported into a moment in history when a war seemed truly winnable; when the special relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States was in its honeymoon phase; and when the line between good guys and bad guys seemed fixed and unblurred.
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However, with so much focus on the details that make up the shop's "sketchiness" — the barbed wire on the fence outside, the perceived rudeness of the shop employee, the black person in the parking lot wearing a bathrobe (their face unblurred), which Star jokingly compares to a Versace one he owns — class assumptions visibly play a part in Star's decision to leave and not come back.
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The unofficial, unblurred coadds of the WISE imaging (unWISE) creates sharp images and masks defects and transients. unWISE coadded images can be searched by coordinates on the unWISE website. unWISE images are used for the citizen science project Backyard Worlds. In 2019 a preliminary catalog was released.
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The satellite itself was stabilized in its orbit by spinning like a gyroscope. When it first separated from the rocket's third stage, it was spinning at about 136 revolutions per minute (rpm). To take unblurred photographs, a de- spin mechanism slowed the satellite down to 12 rpm after the orbit was achieved. The camera shutters made possible the series of still pictures that were stored and transmitted back to earth via 2-watt FM transmitters as the satellite approached one of its ground command points.
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