"The line between traditional and non-traditional activities is blurry," says Rob Jones of Standard & Poor's, a ratings agency.That blurriness explains why the FSB's measures also target the underlying insurance businesses of the systemic firms.
Sure, a lot of them were impenetrably blurry.
Bale looks blurry because he runs very fast.
But much more indicative of the site are The Hound Riders of P'toonig'ai by Scoots McCoy, a closeup of a pet dog; and BIRTH CONTROL IS SINFUL IN THE CHRISTIAN MARRIAGES and also ROBBING GOD OF PRIESTHOOD CHILDREN!! by Ms Eliyzabeth Yanne Strong-Anderson, a blurry image of the ticked-off author.
If your eyes hurt, are red or blurry or you have any doubt, take your lenses out and see your doctor.
Hallucinations often reflect a bizarre, blurry version of our realities and because play is an everyday reality for children, the content can seem similar.
"Photos, whether blurry or not, still leave a lot of room for interpretation, unlike, say, a high-definition video, where there's no escaping everything you said and did".
"I got some stitches at halftime and after that it was alright, but still [vision was] a bit blurry," he said.
But the ethics around film and special effects studios playing God with deceased celebrities can be blurry.
The bulk of the increase in their production is light crude, but American refineries are still mainly configured to deal with the heavy stuff a legacy of past reliance on imports from Latin America and the Persian Gulf.Boring and drillingLegally speaking, the line between light crude and refined products is blurry.
