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This Republican tactic, meant to blur differences between the parties, was taken out of the Bush 2000 playbook.
The complex blend of ideas and instincts has proved advantageous in electoral politics, helping him win the presidency by blurring differences and appealing across lines.
They can spend far more money getting their message out; when it comes to free publicity, some of the major broadcast media are simply biased in favor of the Republicans, while the rest tend to blur differences between the parties.
Ms. Sanchez Korrol, head of the Department of Puerto Rican and Latino Studies at Brooklyn College and co-director of the college's Center for Latino Studies, emphasizes that the work is not a Who's Who but an academically rigorous account of an overlooked history, cutting across Mexican, Central American, Cuban, Puerto Rican and Domincan community lines without blurring differences.
She will raise a ton of money from Wall Street, just like the Republican nominee, blurring differences and depressing turnout.
Let us face it, Romney is very, very slick at blurring differences no matter how critical, no matter how wide they really are.
Throughout the campaign, Obama and his aides have made it clear that they will use climate to highlight differences with McCain -- somewhat refreshing from a party that's spent so long attempting to blur differences.
There are multiple audiences I wish to debate using this book, including those Hindu gurus who preach that all religions are the same, and many westerners who adopt an assortment of eastern spiritual practices in combination with their own Judeo-Christian identities and who blur differences or wish them away.
Moreover, ethnicity is a changeable concept; neighbouring populations tend to adapt to and adopt each other, which blurs differences.
