Some cheaters think blurring the pencil mark somewhere between fully-marked and blank will confuse the machine.
I didn't like them when I was a twentysomething snob, because I thought Blur were clever, and now my wife really likes them, so I've listened to them a lot and I really, really like them now.
Stevie Wonder turned 60 Pop stars who we already knew were gay have come out The Rolling Stones' retirement is even further away than we thought Blur may or may not make a new album Lou Reed and Laurie Anderson's music is becoming so weird, only dogs will listen to it You'll have to wait until Monday to get your hands on LCD Soundsystem's new album, This Is Happening.
What is the most number of films you've seen in a compact period of time and do you think it blurred your critical faculties?
All that interbreeding, one would think, would blur the lines between species, reducing diversity.
The edge between the Communist worlds, never as distinct as some people thought, has blurred.
"I think it blurs the line between public service and public employment," he said, later calling the situation a "mini-Bell" — a reference to the Los Angeles County city that in 2011 became a nationwide symbol of employee and council member compensation corruption.
Indeed, because dreaming is often thought to blur the distinction between imagining and perceiving, showing that dreaming is phenomenologically unlike perceiving and resembles waking imagination is an important goal for any attempt to argue that imagining and perceiving themselves are categorically distinct.
We next evaluated the scale and range of viral co-infection, a phenomenon critical to viral genome evolution and thought to blur this vertical gene inheritance signal used to classify genomes into VCs.
As the difference in grey-scale intensity between the shoulder and the thigh muscle was far larger than the potential small difference in grey-scale intensity associated with the pressure exerted on the muscle during scanning we do not think this had blurred the conclusion.
