The lines have increasingly blurred between presidential campaigns and super PACs, which have flourished since a 2010 Supreme Court ruling and other legal and regulatory decisions made it easier for outside groups to raise unlimited donations to promote candidates.
Dow Jones, however, notes that the lines between the two propositions have increasingly blurred, as large hedge fund groups such as Citadel become more "institutionalized," and banks have shed staff and cut business lines to improve their financial footing.
Moreover, the ascendancy of social media and the culture of cataloguing and advertising your fun for all to see have increasingly blurred the distinction between work and play.
Only IBM, which claims to have shipped 10,000 of its Network Station NCs, is making much of a dent in the market, and most of these machines are replacing IBM's own mainframe terminals, not PCs.As the NC pioneers have delayed, the idea of what an NC is has become increasingly blurred.
That division, never so neat as the movies pretended, has been increasingly blurred, to happy effect.
In this era of infomercials and magalogs, the line between entertainment and advertising has grown increasingly blurred.
When over half of the workforce of many big companies is based abroad, the distinction between foreign and domestic firms has become increasingly blurred.
The line has become increasingly blurred between managers and agents, even though now actors often pay commissions to agents as well as managers.
