Not everyone, of course, is taken with the notion of dangling a $25 chandelier from a locker ceiling, particularly when many schools have required students to wear uniforms in an effort to blur divisions between rich and poor.
After all, Mr Rove and his like once embraced the same religious forces that empowered Mr Akin, using gay-marriage ballots and other gimmicks to drive up Republican turnout at the 2004 election, blurring divisions between social and economic conservatives in ways that still harm the party among centrist voters.
Businesses will continue blurring class divisions: Tiffany will make jewelry for the masses, Darden's Olive Garden will go drive-through, Wal-Mart will get fancier.
He constantly blurred the division between art and life and tended to push his work to the brink of chaos.
The president's spirituality is examined more closely by CNN, which raises the question of whether he has blurred the division between church and state.
A 2010 re-organisation had blurred the division of responsibilities between the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and the Food Standards Agency, it said.
It said a 2010 reorganisation had blurred the division of responsibilities between the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and the FSA.
As they blurred the divisions between black and white, rock and dance, mainstream pop and absurdist pastiche, Was (Not Was) proved a difficult act to categorise.
The possibility of procrasturbation shows how blurred our divisions between work and leisure have become.
His direct overtures to former FBI director James Comey and former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Preet Bharara blurred the divisions between DOJ and the White House and made both men uncomfortable.
Gattis employs shifts of perspective that blur the division between victims and perpetrators.
