She does not blur the steps.
"I think it's very important that we put someone as our nominee that does not blur the lines between President Obama and the Republican Party," he said during a fund-raiser in Jefferson on Thursday night.
Indeed, we should embrace change that is for the better – change that, as Professor Ujang suggests, does not blur the distinction of place but adds to it.
"The point is we need to have a nominee that doesn't blur the lines between themselves and the current president of the White House," he said.
And Thursday, the two sides continued jabbing at each other, with the Romney campaign calling Mr. Perry "reckless, wrong on Social Security," while Mr. Perry said the party needed "a nominee that doesn't blur the lines between themselves and the current president of the White House".
I've taken the BLS data on GDP and the OECD data on population 15-64, and gotten this picture of the ratio of Japanese output per potential worker to US output per potential worker: By the way, I stop at 2007 so that the response to the financial crisis doesn't blur the picture.
The main elements of Dirty Projectors albums were there: Longstreth's voice, which tends toward a convulsive yip; his guitar playing, which renders tricky patterns in a fluid way that doesn't blur the edges; and several female voices, hovering, sometimes in harmony, sometimes cracking a song into bits.
He said it did not blur the line between news reporting and editorial commentary.
In that case, the agency said the candidate would meet their criteria if he did not blur the lines between politics and his work.
The advantage of tin glaze over lead is that it does not run when fired, and thus the pigments do not blur; the disadvantage is that as in fresco painting, which is executed on fresh plaster the surface of the glaze is absorbent, making alterations impossible.
Before the measure passed, with five Republicans on the board voting in favor and the lone Democrat dissenting, supporters insisted that the motto reflected a founding principle of the country, not any religion, and, therefore, did not blur the constitutional line separating church and state.
