Told in the form of a blog-within-a-blog, written by the eponymous physician in a blurred state of somnambulant arousal (the doctor types notes on his iPad during sex), the book gained a small but zealous following among fans of droll divertissements.
Only when Warner was seen ducking into a training room, only when speculation about his health began to spread, only when a team doctor disclosed the concussion, did Martz exit the team bus to describe the blurred state his quarterback had played in.
But you will see a literal example of the shadow elite's practice of blurring state and private: recommendations from this top active military officer about America's conduct in war, sitting right alongside the logo of CNAS.
Janine's Shadow Elite charts a new system of power and influence, in which a new breed of power brokers draws on diverse interconnections in and out of government, deliberately blurs state and private interests and organizations, flouts traditional authorities, plays overlapping roles, and brands their message to promote their own agendas and ideology.
Jones stated that "I don't remember the details exactly, it was all a blur.
Senator Barack Obama has blurred church-state lines in promising more subsidies for social programs run by religious-based groups.
It blurred into state-owned property that bordered the Parkway, and was perfect for batting practice.
It is possible that the boundaries between these normative, cultural experiences and psychotic-like symptoms become blurred in states of distress.
In a blog post announcing the company's new round, chief executive George Kurtz acknowledged the increasingly complex security environment that companies face, calling it "more global and dangerous" with lines blurring between "nation state and criminal adversaries".
With the privatized 'coalition of the billing' in tow fighting alongside state forces, the military-commercial complex in the US has blurred distinctions between state and market, public good and private gain, foreign policy and corporate profit.
In the 19th century, antagonists charged that Mormon men were tyrannical patriarchs, that Mormon women were virtual slaves and that Mormons diabolically blurred church and state.
