"Any song that expresses an author's frustration at 'being sick of blurred lines' is beyond unacceptable".
This may not matter since any side-effects light boxes cause (headache, nausea, blurred vision) are mild and can be reversed by moving away from the light.
As left v right arguments become more blurred, Labour needs a leader and a critical mass of activists who can embody social democracy with a provincial, socially conservative accent.
State agents who cross the often blurred line between legitimate intelligence gathering and instigating criminality is not a new phenomenon to those who have covered the Northern Ireland Troubles.
The blurred BlackBerry boundary, you might say, though BlackBerry's makers, Research in Motion, seem to be going through a patch of work-related stress itself at the moment.
But to most Germans, this just sounds like nitpicking.More annoyingly for Mr Trittin, voters now have the same blurred view of the parties' differences in energy policy.
He is not universally liked or admired, but the presence of a leader, at last, may serve to sharpen the often blurred distinctions between Labour's dovish principles and Mr Sharon's hawkish policies.On January 17th, Labour's central committee meets to debate a motion by the doves demanding that the party secede from the government at once.
As the keys that once imprinted up to five blurred copies fall silent, the thin films that pioneered duplication seem destined for the bin.In this section The road to renewal Fade to black A cadmium lining ReprintsBut not yet.
With participatory media, the boundaries between audiences and creators become blurred and often invisible.
Modern cameras capture more than blurred images: they record the precise bone structure of people's faces.
A BLURRED 40-year-old photo of a student oarsman is still the most recent available picture of Sir Richard Dearlove, outgoing head of Britain's Secret Intelligence Service (SIS), commonly nicknamed MI6.
