The timing is awkward for Jeb, to say the least, blurring the line between politics and family in every media interview and casting a shadow over Tuesday's Republican debate, where he will be in desperate need of a strong performance.
She evades — or at least blurs — genre.
Democrats, whose campaign committee reported $19 million in cash on hand compared with half as much for the Republicans at the end of 1999, seem poised to erase, or at least blur, the Republicans' traditional money advantage.
Because of this, focus information must be inferred by finding the location of the image plane that results in the least blur of the image.
Films such as Memento, The Matrix, The Draughtsman's Contract or, more recently, the multilayered Inception appeal to the borderline autist to fuss over, unpicking the layers that contain the meaning or story, or which transmit the film's core "message" (which, I suspect, is often quite absent, or at least intrinsically blurred).
I still couldn't smile, but the feeling of despair and humiliation was at least now blurring.
Thomas Ince has a similar problem now a large red cross has been felt-tipped across his name and it is difficult not to think he might have underestimated the depth of feeling or been guilty, at the very least, of blurring his priorities.
There may be something in that, but the distinction is increasingly blurred, not least because journalism often relies on the internet as a source of information.
The lines between these can easily become blurred, not least because areas of 'science for policy' may have implications for particular research priorities or funding.
