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The use of the term blurs the very real distinctions among health-care workers.

A Physician's Lament 2008

His is a world in which people do inexplicable things without speaking, and the visuals are often blurs - in other words, this is a kind of art cinema that could easily be mocked for its pretensions and its obscurity.

Boston Phoenix - thePhoenix.com MICHAEL ATKINSON 2010

This socio-technical phenomenon is one of the driving forces behind several "blurs" (which PHD discusses at length in the book 'Media Agency 2014': PHD on the Future of the Media Agency):

PHD Perspectives: The 4-D Media Experience - Ed Castillo - MediaBizBloggers 2009

I don't remember a lot of it because they all kind of blurs together afterwards.

CNN Transcript Mar 11, 2008 2008

I also remember a couple of dreams involving kissing and snuggling; those were kind of blurs between other dreams.

carinosa34 Diary Entry carinosa34 2008

As a writer and filmmaker myself I feel that is corny and it kind of blurs the purpose and intention of the teaser trailer in the first place.

Archive 2007-12-01 Dart Adams 2007

As a writer and filmmaker myself I feel that is corny and it kind of blurs the purpose and intention of the teaser trailer in the first place.

Dart Adams presents A Tale Of Ten Trailers AKA I Have Entirely Too Much Free Time On My Hands Dart Adams 2007

I mean, going around in - the cover thing blurs, actually, kind of blurs the issue.

CNN Transcript - Reliable Sources: Is Journalistic Credibility Sometimes Tainted by Hollywood?; Navy and Press at Odds Over Fatal Submarine Accident - February 17, 2001 2001

Of course, this kind of blurs the line between notebooks and netbooks, and I wonder how long before we simply start looking at these as a more affordable notebook computer.

Digital Trends 2009

The same creeping secrecy that "blurs" national monuments from images and puts intentional gaps in public information.

Daily Kos 2009