Open up the Blurring effects tab to find your brand new Custom blurring option.
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And an adjustable depth of focus isn't just good for blurring, it's also good for un-blurring.
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After uploading a video, you can access the new feature through the new Custom Blurring tool under Blurring Effects.
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It requires examining each episode, frame by frame, finding and blurring and carefully replacing anything — like a leaf — that got covered while blurring.
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It also includes improvement to the toolings to do things like blurring out parts of the image, showing it in black and white, blurring out the faces in the image.
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It paints a picture of lines blurring and solidifying and blurring again, a situation so banal that calling it sexual assault would mean that sexual assault is deeply, inescapably omnipresent.
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Blurring the line between art and activism can be risky.
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National and religious identities are blurring, particularly among the young.
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But the lines between the two terror groups are blurring.
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Facebook has big plans for blurring reality and virtual reality.
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Blurring sensitive photos and requiring users to tap to reveal.
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There is no drunkenness, no lack of balance or blurring.
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"I like blurring the lines between these projects," she says.
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But increasingly, the line between life and art is blurring.
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Does it ever feel like you're blurring reality a bit?
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The gender blurring has prompted some designers to think again.
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However, there was some blurring of the lines this week.
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Its optics also reduce the blurring effect of Earth's atmosphere.
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Ten years ago, everything in my life was blurring together.
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But in practice, the lines have a way of blurring.
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Finally, I was told that there will actually be no blurring.
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The tumult of bankruptcies, bailouts and recession kept blurring her vision.
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But, in the pontificate of Pope Francis, that divide is blurring.
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She couldn't help crying, and she imagined the Lifebrarian videofeed blurring.
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And more than that, it is about blurring the two worlds.
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The Islamic State has contributed to the blurring of this line.
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I grew up in an era where racial blurring wasn't cool.
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Also, I like how it represents a blurring of gender lines.
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Reject the pressure to participate in the blurring of obvious truths.
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In the process, they're blurring the line between reporting and influencing.
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But this blurring of reality isn't what you'll get at home.
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By blurring reality that way, they'll rule over all of us.
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It's a toxic blurring of the line between life and art.
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Nonetheless, blurring the lines between national defence and law enforcement is perilous.
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This blurring, Preller added, can then hamper our ability to interact socially.
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"We loved the idea of blurring fact and fiction," Peretti told PEOPLE.
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Image: GizmodoBut it's not just blurring—it also seems to apply Botox.
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It looks low-res, with certain facial features blurring at certain points.
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But are we blurring the line between creative inspiration and racial insensitivity?
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The second product fits in with the blurring trend we're seeing now.
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He's collaborated often with the genre-blurring Delaware rap-wunderkind Lil West.
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While Oculus and Facebook started quite distinct, the dividing lines are blurring.
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ZANU-PF pervades state institutions, blurring the lines between party and government.
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The Brotherhood is itself partly to blame for the blurring of distinctions.
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The lines between pot companies and traditional consumer products companies are blurring.
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What happens when they keep blurring the lines in these pharma trials?
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But as the seasons progress, the differences between the two is blurring.
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"We loved the idea of blurring fact and fiction," says Peretti, 38.
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They do this by blurring the boundary between celebrity and close friend.
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Shakespeare was also adept at blurring the lines between good and evil.
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We see it in the blurring of lines between news and entertainment.
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Mr. Ross sees the lines blurring, saying he thinks that when Mrs.
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These kinds of roles led to Weisz's blurring among her 2000s peers.
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I swiftly, unknowingly, started blurring the lines between my two separate lives.
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"We're seeing a blurring of lines between all food channels," he noted.
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That's what makes them so fun—blurring that line, that middle ground.
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This blurring of the truth becomes dangerous when real crises break out.
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And there was no blurring of lines when it came to napalm.
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She created a blurring of the lines, and people didn't like it.
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Bonobos, an online retailer of men's clothing, is further blurring these distinctions.
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In turn, the lines between online and offline retailing are increasingly blurring.
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They disappear into wall pockets, blurring the distinction between indoors and out.
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Blurring visual and performative experiences no longer seems avant-garde, just current.
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Parliament is no different, blurring Britain's traditional divide between government and opposition parties.
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"We're blurring the traditional lines of new aircraft builds and sustainment," Lavender said.
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Ultimately in 2018, the features of these platforms are increasingly blurring into one.
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Try anything more complicated, and the blurring will be all over the place.
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The actors, certainly, master blurring the line between who's fake and who's real.
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Fresno in California went further in blurring the lines between public and private.
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First came contouring, then strobing, now the hottest craze in makeup is blurring.
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He thinks the blurring of work into play and non-work is dangerous.
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But Bubbleproof goes even further in blurring the lines between reality and satire.
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"I see there's all kinds of blurring of traditional industry boundaries," Eglash say.
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It's an interesting stunt, especially with the lines between film and TV blurring.
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"Are they blurring Cher's other nipple out or what's going on?" another asked.
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But alas, gentlemen, the line between board shorts and swim trunks is blurring.
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Blurring the lines between the leadership's strategy and that of impeachment advocates, Rep.
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The blood won't be going straight into my eye and blurring my vision.
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This look is all about blurring the lines and letting colors blend together.
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This ad hoc project requires no rethinking or blurring of existing ideological boundaries.
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As a public defender, I may be especially attuned to such line blurring.
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And journalists can at least take a step back from this blurring of responsibilities.
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With LPs making direct investments, the line between VC and LP may be blurring.
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"This work-and-play blurring ends up enhancing [their] sense of alienation," he wrote.
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When we start blurring the difference between day and night, those rhythms can fade.
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How does its secondary camera handle its fancy Portrait mode handle blurring out backgrounds?
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The lines are blurring — and not just between ideologies, but between truth and fiction.
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No wonder so many brands are clamouring to launch 'instantly blurring' or 'filtering' foundations.
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Daulerio said he did not consider blurring images, nor contact the wrestler before publication.
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Trust, there was no danger of our ever blurring the line after that event.
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Then begins the sense of déjà vu, of tragedies blurring together, of muscle memory.
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Blurring and pixelation are common techniques used to preserve privacy in images and video.
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More and more tech companies are blurring the line between gadgets and health devices.
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The image shows a dust-baked rhino in Namibia, blurring into its barren surroundings.
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Greenberg then began applying Cuoco's makeup, using Cover FX's Blurring Primer as a base.
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Blurring the lines on your home-based business expenses is never a good idea.
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But you won't find any gimmicky snail mucus masks or Snapchat filter blurring creams.
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Hungary has a long tradition of blurring the line between public and private assets.
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It's essential listening for those who believe in blurring the border between established genres.
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I previously wrote about the blurring of fact and opinion in left leaning media.
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Then the five remaining servants win the lottery, blurring boundaries between upstairs and downstairs.
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But the ecosystem is growing more complicated because the players are blurring the lines.
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The LG G8X ThinQ's portrait mode will randomly blur things it shouldn't be blurring.
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In the long term Zhang sees the lines between electronic and physical sports blurring.
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They are receiving requests for further evidence that are baffling, with precedents continuously blurring.
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People have criticized the app for blurring separate features together and promoting sponsored content.
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Drake For: Blurring the line between hip hop and pop, thus redefining a genre.
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And there was video documentation of her publicly criticizing the blurring of gender in fashion.
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The best alternate reality games succeed in blurring the lines between life and the game.
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The more I look at the paintings, the more I notice the blurring of shapes.
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Ahead, a look at the latest blurring sticks looking to give your pore-fect skin.
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The blurring between artifice and real grew especially salient after Skawkat threw the Chinese food.
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Starting soon, the app will begin blurring out photos and videos that contain "sensitive" content.
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It said the goal of blurring posts is to "build a safe environment" for users.
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They're both comedic personalities, blurring the line between music artist and character comedian at times.
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The lines seem to be blurring between wristwatches and health-specific wristwear such as Fitbits.
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Like some of its competitors, UNTUCKit is blurring the lines between online and physical stores.
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That suggests they might welcome a blurring of the distinction between life and health insurance.
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People are increasingly building closer to the wilderness, blurring the line between suburbs and shrubland.
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The truth is that the lines between human guidance and automated investment advice are blurring.
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There is a blurring not only of subject and subject, but subject and object, too.
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Part of the idea behind the building was blurring the lines between indoors and outdoors.
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Smart consumption is blurring the boundaries of online and offline for retailers and customers alike.
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These blurring lines between technology and reality hint towards an interesting future for political bots.
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In other words, the blurring of the line between craft and technology isn't especially new.
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Portrait mode applies blurring to the background to offer a more professional-look to pictures.
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But the hero product of Saturday night's makeup moment was Honest Beauty's Invisible Blurring Powder.
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Minecraft videos offer a glimpse of the blurring of the line between consumers and creators.
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Compared with some other shows, the blurring on "Naked and Afraid" is smaller and smoother.
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The beams react to visitors' movements, with fog and mirrors blurring the lines of perception.
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And now you have a blurring of the lines between news and editorial and entertainment.
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The line between fitness trackers and smartwatches is blurring as smartwatches offer more fitness tools.
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The biggest benefits I saw were velvety texture and a noticeable blurring of fine lines.
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That said, times are changing and the lines are blurring between paid and unpaid content.
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Her skin trembled with emotion, blurring her sensory circuits and giving her respite from input.
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The political lines that shaped and ended their lives are already blurring in our memories.
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A defining characteristic of the school was its blurring of lines between teacher and student.
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In the meantime, menus continue to grow, sometimes blurring the line between entree and side.
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Somehow, all the echoing and blurring of the orchestra's sound just adds to the experience.
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Mr. Powers called framing an unsung profession, one blurring the lines between art and craft.
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Corrupting is a presidency dedicated to the blurring of the line between truth and falsehood.
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Now, the line between the network's studios and Mr. Trump's White House is blurring further.
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One gets the feeling that reality and fantasy are blurring purposefully, as everything feels off.
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But now, on the fall 2017 men's runways, everything seems to be blurring into one.
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This blurring of memory and invention means Buckmaster's past remains as opaque as his present.
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This blurring of the lines between consumer and enterprise is already taking shape at Microsoft.
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Further disturbing is the fact that Trump is blurring the line between news and commentary.
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All of this amounts to a blurring of the traditional boundaries between drinking and not.
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Many have criticized the app redesign for blurring separate features together and promoting sponsored content.
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The music was oppressively loud, rattling my bones and blurring my vision around the edges.
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He calls it a "blurring of the lines" in where clinical care starts and stops.
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These nuances amount to a steadily blurring line between Karemaker's sketchbook-like meanderings and stories.
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His proclamations on bisexuality and blurring of gender forced us to look at our own prejudices.
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Over the past decade or so, however, the distinction between content and conduit has been blurring.
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"The boys in beauty aren't blurring gender—they're expanding it," writes Koa Beck in Marie Claire.
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From fashion to beauty, the gender lines are blurring to the point of, well, no lines.
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This blurring of manufacturing and services has been accompanied by changes in the nature of investment.
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Nikkie said that the baking powder has a nice blurring effect, but the texture is drying.
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The blurring feels appropriate at a time when confessional Instagram captions often double as ad copy.
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It's also possible bipartisan compromises could emerge, blurring the messaging and fundraising efforts of party leaders.
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Companies like Nintendo are blurring the lines between portable and console/PC gaming with the Switch.
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Like Camille Preaker in Sharp Objects, Heidi's buried memories of then-and-now are blurring together.
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Far from blurring the original image, its otherworldly recurrence refocuses the viewer's eyes on the original.
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"Capernaum" takes a long, painful look at this world, blurring the lines between art and activism.
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Uploading a stunning close-up means blurring out fine lines, minimizing pores and concealing dark spots.
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But Briggs agreed that the case highlights the blurring boundaries between activist and traditional fund managers.
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"Blurring the boundary between audience and artist" in such a manner is a well-worn trope.
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It's an example of how the authoritarian government allows a blurring of public and private enterprise.
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Sadly, LG doesn't offer any sort of fake bokeh (blurring) effect like the iPhone 7 Plus.
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The gesture is subtle and seductive, destabilizing the viewer's experience and blurring boundaries between artistic mediums.
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Do you worry about blurring the line between the professional and personal parts of your life?
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It seems as if the distinctions between flirtation, courtship, loutish behavior and actual assault are blurring.
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Strange how quickly the names and faces are receding—blurring together into one large, homogenous pool.
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Google's StreetView app generated controversy until the company started blurring faces and license plates captured incidentally.
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The dead still cling to the living in "Demon," blurring the divide between past and present.
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"Just download the E Coin app," a newscaster says, blurring the line between journalism and advertising.
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"We've seen a blurring between this kind of rhetoric and actual, real-life violence," Vincent said.
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That element of blurring the lines between reality and fiction is the subject of Unsane, too.
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Nike is not the only sports brand wanting to capitalize on the blurring of clothing definitions.
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In an age when so many visual artists are mixing mediums, biographers, too, are blurring boundaries.
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His is an unapologetic universe of sultry, melting-pot sexuality, often fusing or blurring the genders.
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For Sheehy, these tectonic shifts in the family situation led to a blurring of gender boundaries.
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Conservatives sometimes worry that our society features an unhealthy blurring of sexual identities, an androgyne confusion.
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Today, new types of drinks — like alcoholic or caffeinated seltzer, for example — are blurring those categories.
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The production is probably too stately and self-conscious to achieve such full, senses-blurring immersion.
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Except Chappelle has a singular gift for blurring left and right, blue states and red states.
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Other experts say there is a possibility, however slight, of impeachment blurring the nation's partisan lines.
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But the company did not respond to further questioning about how that blurring system would work.
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His major gripe was that nonfiction writers had begun blurring the line between fact and fiction.
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With its intentional blurring of art, design, science and marketing, Superflex's work is difficult to categorize.
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Instead of blurring the differences between people we see on a daily basis, it brightens them.
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That meant occasionally blurring out parts of an interface, or shooting some videos on an actual cellphone.
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Blurring the lines between artist and viewer, the artist contends that we're all worthy of superhero status.
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The images it produced were razor sharp with such delicately soft bokeh (the blurring of background stuff).
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This is just one more way in which Instagrammers are blurring the lines between advertisements and reality.
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These post-mortem indicators included blurring of the edges of the iris and changes to the pupil.
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For so many other Valley tech companies, the line between internet freedom and tyranny is blurring rapidly.
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The reports come amid broader concerns about the Trump family blurring the lines between business and politics.
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During some passages, he went for steely tone and uninhibited power, especially bursts of arm-blurring octaves.
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This iconoclastic company has developed an international reputation for blurring boundaries of form and content in theater.
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The front also boasts a 25 megapixel camera with a special selfie focus for blurring out backgrounds.
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"I think the old fault lines between medical devices and consumer products are really blurring," she adds.
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Synopsis: Blurring lines between fact and fiction, Nancy becomes increasingly convinced she was kidnapped as a child.
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Now, more than ever, its boundary-blurring, label-confounding vibe — what's really "outsider," and what really isn't?
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Plus, Remote Access seems to fit with Samsung's long-term vision of blurring the lines between devices.
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And off-screen, the blurring of life and art has Metz considering her own weight loss options.
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Augment any real-world scene with virtual stuff, blurring the line between real and fake..oh, wait.
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Indeed, blurring the line between private and state interests has been a hallmark of Mr Putin's rule.
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The bigger picture: Lines are blurring or becoming more stark among different tech, media and telecom companies.
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The Broadcom decision suggests that valid suspicion of Chinese technology is blurring into out-and-out protectionism.
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Jaffe said Levin started blurring the lines of their professional relationship about four years into her tenure.
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In fact, she was known for blurring the two, like an artist smudging lead on the page.
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You get the sense that she's blurring the lines, she's pushing the boundaries, and she's enjoying herself.
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This story fits into the recurring pattern of Trump blurring the line between between private and public.
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The lines between genres are blurring more and more, as hip hop and rap become pop music.
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Herzog has produced numerous films exploring and sometimes blurring the lines between documentary, experimental, and fiction film.
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Among start-ups, origin stories, while meant to lend distinction, tend instead to achieve a blurring sameness.
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Banks, prepaid debit cards, and brokerages are all blurring into each other, offering much the same products.
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The two cameras work together to show the photo's main subject clearly while gently blurring the background.
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Lines between public and private are also blurring as private payers play larger roles in federal programs.
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Instagram is usually built around blurring the line between fantasy and reality in all the wrong ways.
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The blurring of the lines between good and evil would be a recurring theme of the series.
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And as much as industries are blurring their lines, it's hard to enter an entirely new business.
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As for the blurring of lines, I'm very grounded, so I never let the lines get blurred.
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Titillation and smugness are fine but the truly indecorous and the blurring of boundaries are another matter.
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" That tuning had to do, in part, with what she calls "smudging or blurring representations of race.
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In an Op-Ed, a writer questions — and laments — the blurring of people's personal and online lives.
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In an Op-Ed, a writer questions — and laments — the blurring of peoples' personal and online lives.
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Men's earrings aren't the only objectionable material that China's censors are blurring, covering up or cutting out.
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Modern technologies like VR are blurring the boundaries of reality, a job formerly performed by the arts.
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But parks like Legoland, Knott's Berry Farm in California and Hersheypark in Pennsylvania are blurring the lines.
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In January 2019, Chinese regulators appeared to begin blurring the ears of men who were wearing earrings.
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He spoke about a camera technology that tracks employee movement while blurring their faces, anonymizing the data.
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His approach is less about blurring gender lines than it is about creating something that's more inclusive.
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But in 473, continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) began blurring the lines between medical device and consumer tech.
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That same belief keeps blurring the differences between men and women, and confused equal rights with equality.
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Using Photoshop, she distorts her face, body, personality, and surroundings, blurring the lines between reality and fiction.
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" The same man was also fond of saying, "The English never draw a line without blurring it.
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What to expect: Blurring the lines between where art project, record label, and obscure record nerdom intersect.
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This more nuanced attack faults the Clinton Foundation for dangerously blurring the distinction between private and public.
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"It has an instant cooling and blurring effect for puffy eyes — makeup applies nicely on top," agreed Marshall.
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A similar blurring of species lines has already been found in malaria-carrying mosquitoes of the Anopheles genus.
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And after ABC's strategic blurring, he finally showed his face, which looks pretty much fine, despite slight bruising.
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Blurring sticks can help soften areas on the face to get rid of shine and smooth things out.
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Now, particularly with Hulu, you have the blending and the blurring of lines between live and on demand.
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The merger combines CVS' pharmacies with Aetna's insurance business, blurring traditionally distinct lines in hopes of lowering costs.
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But this blurring of history, particularly in schools, should also be our focus, given that it has opened
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And now, much like her fans, she's found that the lines between imaginary and reality are constantly blurring.
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He said he wanted to be freer to speak out against such blurring of the boundaries between faiths.
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It depoliticizes you through isolation and through the blurring, in the cacophony it delivers, of fantasy with fact.
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Great shows know how to thoughtfully embed learning into the fun, blurring the line between entertainment and education.
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Magid's work is grounded in her lived experience, blurring—or rather, testing—the boundary between art and life.
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As the lineup suggests, it made for a night of sets as boundary-blurring as they were energetic.
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A familiar face or distorted limb appears onscreen for a moment, before blurring again into blotchy, dissolving orbs.
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They don't change their programmed motives, they just modify them, blurring the line between human and machine intelligence.
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Paradoxically, that increase represents a sharpening rather than blurring of partisan lines as the House impeachment inquiry accelerates.
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The blurring of lines within the performances also dissolves the comfortable distance we feel between us and them.
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But the much-heralded "fourth industrial revolution" is now blurring the lines between physical, biological, and digital spheres.
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"The lines between snacking and meals are blurring,", marketing director for the Tyson brandsaid in a press release.
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The deal combines CVS' pharmacies with Aetna's insurance business, blurring traditionally distinct lines in hopes of lowering costs.
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This time out, the company has mostly just tweaked the software, allowing for smarter autofocus and reduced blurring.
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The artist challenges the viewers preconceptions, collapsing concepts of high and low culture and blurring notions of class.
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Federal policies have also contributed to police militarization by blurring the legal lines between police and the military.
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They quicken the pace of love, layering these fictional pinnacles, blurring them into one 'Love Conquers All' dissonance.
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By its very nature, the hybrid form of the prose poem alerts us to the blurring of boundaries.
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During that interminable, awkward dinner, Mr. Comey struggled to convince Mr. Trump of the danger of "blurring" boundaries.
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The Geneva Camerata has won over audiences in Europe with a genre-blurring mix of music and movement.
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"The poor thing," she murmured, and lifted her face so I could see the tears blurring her eyes.
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Hogg discovered that the arrangement also served an artistic purpose, fruitfully blurring the boundary between reality and fiction.
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Blurring the line between good and evil is not the message Hollywood usually likes to leave its audiences.
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"What we already have is a blurring of the lines between official and business activities," Mr. Fuchs said.
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The leaders argued that blurring of the lines between immigration agents and the local police hampers law enforcement.
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Then an Ole Miss player hit him in the eye, bloodying and staggering him and blurring his eyesight.
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The worm holes take many forms, often blurring imagery of urban infrastructure with that of the female body.
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But some of those close to Mr. Thaksin characterized Ms. Ubolratana's candidacy as a dangerous blurring of lines.
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In blurring the line between bruise and color field, Kim sidesteps into the longstanding question of aestheticizing violence.
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What if your client's blurring those lines too much, with "off-the-clock" texts and messages and such?
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Boundaries are blurring too; gyms offer nutrition advice, tech companies (such as Apple) put coaching apps on smart watches.
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The camera stays focused on Monse during the abduction, blurring out the faces of the kidnappers and their van.
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He accused Russia of "not playing to the same rules" and blurring the boundaries between criminal and state activity.
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Today, Google announced a new tool for selectively blurring sensitive parts in videos uploaded to YouTube, such as faces.
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Bannon's hire highlights a troubling trend: the blurring of the lines between media as campaign observer and campaign operative.
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Essentially, the Earth's atmosphere distorts the appearance of things in space, causing stars to twinkle and blurring distant objects.
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They've become defensive, self-serious and aggressive, and they've adopted Trump's rhetorical penchant for hyperbole, bombast and fact-blurring.
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While the new, free Spotify still comes with ads, the lines between the paid and unpaid models are blurring.
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But by blurring the boundary between peaceful and violent dissidents, the authorities risk turning the former into the latter.
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Paradise believes that the increasing focus on mobile is blurring the line between casual and so-called "hardcore" gamers.
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Oh also, use one contact lens per eye — lest you end up with 27 of them blurring your vision.
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What's more, blurring the line between what's real and what's created is part of the design of the film.
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Other TV makers weren't quite as passionate about blurring the line between computer and TV as the big three.
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For something on the lower price end, Nyx HD Concealer is also amazing at covering circles and blurring imperfections.
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The company is further blurring the line between product categories — but that's never really been an issue for Amazon.
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I was instantly enticed by the sleek turquoise blue bottle, but skeptical of its "blurring" claims on the back.
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"I feel like it's just another symptom in these YouTubers blurring the line between entertainment and advertising," Griendling said.
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The Obama administration's Labor Department released guidance earlier this year blurring the lines between franchisors and local owner operators.
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Soft curves of human forms extend into interlocking geometric patterns, blurring the distinction between humanized forms and decorative ones.
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YouTube is launching a custom blurring tool today that will let filmmakers blur out any object in their videos.
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Yes, we are seeing a whitewashing and blurring of the lines between the extreme and mainstream right, for sure.
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Fury: You touched on it then — that idea of gender blurring, which is so relevant to both your work.
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Character blurring and texture pop-in (unrelated to time travel shenanigans) are common and hinder some of the experience.
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Mr. Axelrod said that Mr. Trump's line-blurring amounted to a kind of remittance to his re-election campaign.
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The Trump White House appears to function much like the Trump Organization, in terms of the blurring of lines.
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Except that the real Yvette, in her anger at Monique, keeps blurring the line between La Doña and herself.
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Blurring the line between the outdoors and indoors, this "tent house" sits on the Noosa Hinterland in Queensland, Australia.
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A sea of a Edwardian terraces present themselves, the red of the brick blurring each house into the next.
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Vivid colors, delicate blurring, a nice splash of rainbow where the light catches — it's a pleasant, vintage-y aesthetic.
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The two cameras work together to show the picture's main subject in sharp focus while gently blurring the background.
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Blurring that line between fact and falsehood dilutes critiques and ensures that citizens question the nature of truth itself.
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"You will find things are not always fair," the president said, blurring the lines between speech and self-encouragement.
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That means the waiting around for certain features like blurring and the image loading actually took twice as long.
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It masks its political motives behind laudable human-interest or cultural projects, blurring the battle line with its adversaries.
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Since the three joined the business, shortly after each graduated from college, lines have had a way of blurring.
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" He accused House Republicans of blurring the "distinction between sins and crimes," and he warned starkly of "sexual McCarthyism.
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The professional photo-editing app is available for iOS and Android and has a great blurring tool for images.
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Perry continuously finds new ways to evoke empathy for objects, blurring lines between the worlds of cartoons and reality.
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It also includes dual selfie cameras, which Vivo appears to be using to create a background-blurring, or bokeh, effect.
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The process is "decentralized" by blurring the lines between patient and scientist, asking patients to participate more actively in research.
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The lines between industries such as Big Pharma and Big Food are blurring—witness the growth of nutraceuticals and cosmeceuticals.
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Four-man pressure weaponizes coordinator Vic Fangio's slew of disguised zone coverages, blurring quarterbacks' reads and creating bountiful turnover opportunities.
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Microsoft has been gradually blurring the lines between the Xbox and PC while championing multiplayer cross-play between gaming platforms.
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For now, though, futurists work largely by hand, blurring lines between fiction and nonfiction, econometrics and ethnography, history and forecasting.
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In a sense, her self-portraits became autobiographical performances that resisted objectification by blurring the lines between subject and object.
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It was supposed to be fiction, but the developers and then the fans started blurring the edges of the game.
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When they weren't rehearsing, they were often spending time together socially, blurring the distinction between the professional and the personal.
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We stared, entranced, as the pair lumbered over a fence, blurring out of focus as quickly as they'd come in.
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The Media IndustryThe Future Of The AgencyPublisher, platform, agency — the lines are blurring as companies scramble for brands' marketing dollars.
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Despite the potential boundary blurring that can come with being a Twitch personality, viewers still expect streamers to perform affability.
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Russia innovated in the field of hybrid warfare to devastating effect in Ukraine, blurring the line between peace and war.
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To an American legal mindset, this could smack of an unwholesome blurring of the lines between church and state authority.
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If they are exposed to reality-blurring imagery during that key developmental stage, it compromises their ability to discern reality.
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There are limits to how well an optical phenomenon can be replicated if you are taking shortcuts like Gaussian blurring.
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Bonus: It also acts like a primer, blurring imperfections and leaving behind a matte finish perfect for layering under makeup.
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To Lee, the vibrating penis implant is an obvious and necessary expression of the blurring lines between man and machine.
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To be clear, this isn't a security feature; there are ways to get around the blurring without officially acknowledging it.
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These digital butterflies fly into spaces occupied by other works, blurring the lines that separate the individual pieces of art.
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Further blurring the line between satire and a humorous, but real, rally, are the issues underlying the Taco Bell's demise.
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But blurring the red lines suggests Britain is keen to avoid the most damaging of all outcomes - a hard Brexit.
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Magic Eraser – You can now select and remove objects from your Snaps, blurring their surrounding to cover the empty spot.
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The axis between word and sound is a space rich with opportunity, blurring legibility for the sake of freeing form.
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Some acts in the EDM (electronic dance music) field have embraced this change, blurring DJ sets with digital media installations.
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Basically anything goes, which has made for a lot of exciting genre-boundary blurring over the last decade or so.
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Another takeaway: Anecdotally, millennials are thought to be distinct in frequently blurring the lines between their work and personal lives.
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"Immunity" feels like a collection of small-scale watercolors, delicately blurring shades of synth pop, grunge, and confessional indie rock.
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The airline is essentially blurring the line between internal and external messaging, and the audiences for that information, Deshpande said.
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And when Matt stood upright again, water still blurring his vision, he thought he saw a sharpness in her eyes.
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With Hoshi, they seek to design a sense of the future by blurring the lines between the real and virtual.
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This contributed to a blurring of partisan differences, which made individual candidates more important to voters than simple party labels.
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His aesthetic is firmly rooted in both the colorful and slightly unusual, often blurring gender boundaries with glitter and shine.
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There was not the same kind of networking that we have now, or as much blurring of boundaries between disciplines.
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A few young people might run off with the troupe, further blurring the boundary between the players and their public.
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As to the blurring of facts by Fox News opinion anchors, he said, "I am unaffected by the opinion-makers."
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For newer filmmakers not beholden to more traditional aesthetic constraints, it's easy to see the lines blurring between these formats.
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With more original movies bypassing big screens, the line between TV and film is blurring, prompting once-unthinkable operating questions.
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On Politics Media Watch Campaigns and super PACs aren't supposed to work together, but social media is blurring the lines.
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The front and rear cameras support portrait mode, which allows users to take professional-looking photos by blurring the background.
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One of its most memorable scenes is a dramatic performance of this very kinship—the blurring of bodies and souls.
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She's playing with garments that we would most commonly refer to as masculine or feminine, and she's merging, blurring, accentuating.
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But children see mixed-race families and the blurring of gender lines as normal, said Cyma Zarghami, Nickelodeon's longtime chief.
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Wherever he can, he exposes the seeming hypocrisy and fecklessness of Western democracies, blurring the line between fact and fiction.
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By calling it political content, Mr. Thompson said, Facebook was blurring the line between reporting on politics and politics itself.
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The pullback may involve blurring boundaries — chunks of superhero movies are essentially animated — and sequelitis: "Cars 3" underperformed for Pixar.
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Blurring distance and time, both men unapologetically embraced their aesthetic kindred spirits across oceans and ages, and brought them home.
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Patients are placed inside the scanner where they must lie perfectly still for an extended period of time to avoid blurring.
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But even without the booze, an office party is a rare blurring of the lines between the employer and employee classes.
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By "gaslighting," the country, blurring the lines between fact and fiction, he gets to write his own version of the truth.
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Whether correcting hyperpigmentation, masking tats, or blurring fine lines, here are the best strategies — no matter what you're trying to hide.
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This common thread causes a blurring of the lines creating a natural pollination between the noise, techno and punk sub-cultures.
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It's about defining your character and knowing her so well that you can switch in and out without blurring any lines.
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Whether it's new 213-inch MicroLED TVs or a blurring of monitors and TVs, displays are the superstars of the show.
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Such transgressive blurring of the borders between the public and private, sayable and unsayable, can be both life-affirming and riveting.
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Blurring the boundaries between art and design, the Lalannes' playfully surreal bronze creations have had a cult following since the 1960s.
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The mode creates a false sense of depth in an image by keeping your subject in focus and blurring the background.
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According to People, Musgraves first responded by reposting the photograph on her Instagram story and blurring out the supermodel's face instead.
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Today's trading system fails to prevent China's state-backed firms from blurring the line between commercial interests and the national interest.
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A smartphone tripod is a good accessory to have on hand if you're serious about capturing the eclipse with minimal blurring.
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By making these moves, traditional banks are acknowledging that in this era of blurring boundaries between industries, everyone is a competitor.
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So much gas is flared from oil rigs in the vicinity that the sky glows orange at night, blurring the stars.
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The line between technology that augments the senses and technology which does the same thing a person could do is blurring.
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"Instagram is blurring the boundaries between 'professional' and 'amateur' art and we're excited to see how Instagram users evolve," Teo said.
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In the case of AI-generated videos, you can usually see that they're fake by telltale signs of distortion and blurring.
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Frustrated and confused, she stabs herself with a pencil, trying desperately to see the blood that keeps blurring before her eyes.
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This blurring of a biomolecular perspective with that of the social world and its man-made objects is a deliberate strategy.
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The blurring of lines between Russia's government, security apparatus, business and criminal worlds makes it a more complex and dangerous opponent.
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The blurring of the line between the military and the police, especially in the US, is now on the political agenda.
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Related: Reframing "White Jesus" Jaw-Dropping Photo Manipulations Mirror the Emotion of Athletics 6 Photographers Blurring Reality at Photofairs San Francisco
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In previous speeches he has suggested a blurring of the separation of powers between the government and judiciary in Hong Kong.
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More mergers and acquisitions As the TMT market grows, the lines separating these related subsectors are blurring at a rapid pace.
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YouTube is expanding upon its face-blurring feature that it first introduced in 2012, allowing YouTubers to easily blur moving objects.
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It also helps that the lines between wireless and broadband connectivity are blurring as people use more connected devices over WiFi.
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"We've seen a blurring of the lines between those working as journalists and those getting involved with fighting groups," he said.
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The Seattle Police Department, for example, posts videos on YouTube after blurring faces, muffling voices and redacting other potentially identifying characteristics.
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To protect the family, CNN is using the pseudonym Mr. Lee, and is blurring the faces of the family in photographs.
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Schwab argues that emerging technology is blurring the lines between the physical and digital worlds, forever changing the way we work.
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An important lesson learned from the rise of digital platforms is that they disrupt industries by blurring the boundaries between them.
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"I just discovered Clean and Clear's No Glow, which is like mattifying, blurring and smoothing stick in one," the actress says.
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In a contemporary music scene characterized above all by crossing and blurring genres, it's possible to find all kinds of collaborations.
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Those blurring lines between engineering and design are possible now because of powerful technology tools, enabled by the cloud and mobile.
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Urban Outfitter's marketing, the complaint says, is likely to cause "dilution by blurring or dilution by tarnishment" of the Coachella brand.
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Laura Mercier Flawless Fusion Ultra-Longwear Concealer has blurring properties that minimize the appearance of imperfections, giving you that flawless finish.
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The candidates' tariff sentiments echo the blurring of party lines seen in a pivotal western Pennsylvania special election earlier this year.
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Mr. Zeller reprises the opening scene in a slightly different key, but with the same blurring of inner and outer worlds.
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"Wonder Wheel" manifests some of his worst tendencies; the sexism is overt and his blurring of life and art is repellent.
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Any possible eroticism is warped by a face-blurring mask, his mouth like a vacant glory-hole, with golf-ball cheekbones.
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"There is now a complete blurring of the lines between online and offline," said Neil Saunders, managing director at GlobalData Retail.
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The lines between big tech, startups out of Silicon Valley — or Alley — and the legacy players of Wall Street are blurring.
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At a time when the building of walls occupies so much attention, Gibson makes a case for the blurring of boundaries.
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In her painting, "Night Fell Upon Us (Up On Us)" (2019) limbs twist improbably around various forms, blurring subjects and objects.
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The Japanese writer-director Makoto Shinkai has a thing for dualities and a penchant for imaginatively blurring the divide between them.
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Unfortunately, Fritze tends to blur the line between Egyptomania and Egyptology, which is rather like blurring that between astrology and astronomy.
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Google rang in the new year with a signature quirky doodle, blurring the lines between its logo and the number 2009.
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Repressive regimes excel at creating ambiguity, at making complicity easier than resistance and at blurring the lines between heroes and villains.
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Stealth advertising The blurring of organic content and paid advertising is the final component of the Facebook business model and threat.
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The debate isn't between rock people and lit people, as one might guess; it's about the value of blurring the categories.
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Many use their billions to lobby for US policy that benefits them, blurring the line between philanthropy and personal-interest spending.
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It's a reason for their current success: They appeal to the modern imagination, blurring the line between myth and actual life.
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Over the past year, Google has tinkered with several methods for blurring the lines between mobile apps and the mobile web.
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Sony and Microsoft have exploited that blurring in the world of gaming; Netflix grew from a movie distributor to a production company.
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The two incidents couldn't have been more different, although they both served to illustrate the ever-blurring line between art and politics.
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Sarah Tither-Kaplan recalled specifics of Franco allegedly abusing his position of power as an instructor and blurring lines with sex scenes.
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PayPal's data also pointed to another trend: that of the blurring of the line as to when holiday shopping begins and ends.
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Blurring the lines between good and evil is the point of George R.R. Martin's series, which deconstructs the common fantasy genre trope.
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However, Truface is only deployed "on-premise" and includes features like "fleeting data" and blurring for people who have not opted-in.
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A government investigation found he had breached the ministerial code by allowing an "inappropriate blurring of lines between official and personal relationships".
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Simply position your subject in the shot and let the software go to work, putting them in focus and blurring the background.
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To achieve a more diffuse effect, apply and let dry before gently blurring any obvious lines or excess pigment with your finger.
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The line is blurring—Mexicans are pushing into the white-powder trade, and black tar is creeping east—but it still exists.
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Live Focus creates an effect similar to the iPhone 7 Plus's portrait mode, focusing on a foreground subject and blurring the background.
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Notably, the update brings a new background-blurring portrait mode like those found on the Pixel 2 and iPhone X, among others.
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Definitions vary, but in essence it is a blurring of military, economic, diplomatic, intelligence and criminal means to achieve a political goal.
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Zelenskiy's squeaky clean fictional president is a powerful image, blurring the lines of where his character stops and the presidential hopeful begins.
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Our survey shows 46% of executives believe industry boundaries are blurring and new paradigms are emerging, driven by the rise of platforms.
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This blurring of boundaries between digital activities provides Alibaba, JD and Tencent with a vast amount of information about its customers' lives.
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"In the 21st century we have seen a tendency toward blurring the lines between the states of war and peace," he wrote.
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One filter bleeps you at random while blurring your mouth, which you'll appreciate if you've ever enjoyed Jimmy Kimmel's unnecessary censorship videos.
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Until December, the company took no responsibility for blurring media brands and news content to all look the same through Instant Articles.
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The parents rarely share photographs of their young daughters' faces, often taking many snapshots from behind and blurring or covering their faces.
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And as soon as you can move about in a virtual film, isn't that blurring the boundaries between film and video games?
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The kicker: Musgraves clapped back at Jenner by reposting the photograph on her Instagram story and blurring out the supermodel's face instead.
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Meanwhile, Marisa Maza's "freie intervalle" (Free intervals, 1997/98) explores the blurring of the supposedly immutable sex/gender divide in elite sports.
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He said Shaub was guilty of "blurring the line between public relations and official ethics guidance" by talking publicly about Trump's finances.
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For decades, there was no formal hierarchy within cannabis collectives, blurring distinctions between employees, managers, and everyone in between, according to Chlala.
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He co-designed many elements, from the frameless windows to the concrete floors, blurring the lines between the outdoor and indoor spaces.
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It's no surprise, then, that Spotify is milking that feature for all it's worth, further blurring the lines between premium and free.
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In a further blurring of celebrity and the real world, three Miss Koreas have been made the new faces of the forces.
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One side effect of this shift in mindset has been a gradual blurring of the relationship between the mainstream and the underground.
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Sources tell the news network that Kelly believes Trump is blurring the lines between first daughter and senior adviser to the president.
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Ms. Reaves makes sculpture that is also furniture, not so much by blurring their shared border as by laying waste to it.
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The love triangles have doubled, the ass-blurring bikini shots are at their peak, and the heartbreak stings more than ever before.
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The improved AI engine will also improve augmented- and mixed-reality experiences, further blurring the lines between the real and the digital.
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There are conjoined women with two heads and three breasts, and characters based on gender-blurring icons like Divine and Klaus Nomi.
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Each shade retails for $32, and is said to be made with mica, which helps create a blurring effect on the skin.
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The collapsing and re-forming of the cyphers gave the street a pulsing, party atmosphere, blurring the lines between performers and audience.
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He also accused Moscow of a "blurring of the line between peace, crisis and war", which he said was "destabilising and dangerous".
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Leveraging their loose organization, many tech companies aim to foster social, relaxed environs, blurring the boundaries between professional life and social life.
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His rise to prominence is a testament to a blurring menswear market where street-informed labels and high fashion are embraced equally.
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In fact, for a long time, Disney formally encouraged their interchangeability, blurring the line that marked where Kermit ended and Whitmire began.
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The consequences of this blurring are heightened by an incident in the Russia case that I fear has not received enough attention.
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In recent years, though, there have been clear signs those lines are blurring, especially when it comes to the realm of justice.
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It is a blurring of lines that appears key to the new Face, one that reflects a shift in the creative class.
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Each of these bistros is distinct, but all feature vintage design, quality food and a delightful blurring of gallery and gathering place.
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The family scenes are genuinely affecting, conjuring the blurring of identities that can happen, without anyone's even realizing it, among blood kin.
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A new report from The Information indicates Apple plans on blurring the lines between its flagship tablets and laptops later this year.
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As Krulewitz indicated, Mendoza's employment with the Mets is not a unique blurring of lines between covering M.L.B. and participating in it.
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That blurring of the lines was apparent in Nixon's own statement about her take on democratic socialism, given to Politico in July.
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In doing so, this person is blurring the lines between work and leisure, and redefining traditional ideas about the nature of retirement.
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Now, users can add SlowMo, "Echo" blurring, and "Duo" rapid rewind special effects to their Boomerangs, as well as trim their length.
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The iPhone X looks to have a killer camera, with new upgrades for excellent "bokeh," or blurring in the background of photos.
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Bouvier told me that such blurring of who exactly owns what, and when a transaction occurred, is commonplace in the art market.
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It has the beauty of a lyric poem and manages the dazzling magic trick of blurring the line between life and death.
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He led a "cyber-blurring" effort, creating numerous false email accounts and filling them with fake documents to throw the hackers off.
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Patricia Field's ARTFashion takes the line-blurring remit a little more seriously, stocking artist-made clothes that have been assaulted by paint.
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There is, at least on some level, a blurring of the lines between the real and the virtual in House of Cards.
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In his first term, Mr. de Blasio repeatedly came under scrutiny for blurring the line between city business and political fund-raising.
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It's like shooting sports and using slow shutter speeds, blurring the action to try to give the feeling of speed and movement.
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By blurring Native and non-Native elements, Gibson keeps these questions alive and insures that the art remains central to our answers.
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"In the 21st century we have seen a tendency toward blurring the lines between the states of war and peace," Gerasimov wrote.
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Sensory Percussion aside, it's always been visually hard to track the athletic rolls and time-blurring beats he unfurls behind the kit.
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Seang Chau, VP of engineering at Google, says they trained an algorithm on "millions" of faces to account for properly blurring around hair.
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And [as to] the corruption aspect of this: There is an incredible blurring of business interests for the Trump family with public policy.
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In a person with narcolepsy, the neurotransmitters responsible for controlling sleep have died, blurring the divide between wakefulness and sleep, dreaming and seeing.
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"I Can't Believe I'm Doing This" What happened next was a series of increasingly awkward discussions about blurring, camera angles, Speedos and tastefulness.
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But the lines have been blurring, and those German rivals have sharply upped their own performance game, reviewers are quick to point out.
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Dunham penned an article for her newsletter, Lenny Letter, about the mix-up and why she's refusing to go under the blurring tool.
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By automatically putting a foreground subject or object in focus and blurring the background, portrait mode makes anyone look like an advanced photographer.
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Of course, technology presents opportunities for even more realistic roleplaying, further blurring the lines between what's "real" and "fake," what's acceptable and unacceptable.
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"A mass of Latin words falls upon the facts like soft snow, blurring the outline and covering up all the details," he wrote.
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The shallow depth of field with the 1-inch sensor gives you a sharp focus on your face while softly blurring the background.
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People with oily skin might gravitate toward mattifying or pore-blurring primers, while those with dry skin might prefer hydrating or radiant primers.
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There also is some blurring of categories, including companies that operate in sectors like automotive safety or mobility as well as autonomous vehicles.
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Still, Disney tried its best to take out parts of E3 demos that went too far by temporarily blurring the on-screen action.
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The pitch struck a chord with Helms, who said she had been blurring gender lines with her choice of clothes since age 13.
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There were issues with it blurring out the edges of a subject's eyeglasses, but overall people really "popped" thanks to the bokeh effect.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) One more example of how blurring out the background puts attention on the person.
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Mr Putin's regime has thrived on blurring the line between private and state interests, treating businessmen as holders rather than owners of assets.
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And by blurring what we think we know, he leads us down a labyrinthine basement—in a bucket, lowered down to no one.
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The resulting "direct cortical interface" could be used to upload or download thoughts to a computer, blurring the boundary between human and machine.
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Ironically, Democrats are accusing Kavanaugh of blurring the lines between policy and law – the very fault that Kavanaugh's nomination will begin to correct.
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The show is also filmed and edited in a way that can seem "porny," with zoomed-in shots, dramatic noises, and strategic blurring.
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"With this collection we are rethinking the mindset around 'his' and 'hers' clothing, blurring borders and challenging norms," explains an H&M spokesperson.
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You're going to get more funny blurring of the hair, more obvious hard transitions between foreground and background and that sort of thing.
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The software seems to do a better job at blurring some backgrounds than others, sometimes creating an obviously fake result with rough edges.
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It's another example of the continued blurring between formats, distribution points and divisions that had been long and sharply defined in traditional Hollywood.
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In our time of celebrity politicians and activist celebrities, it can seem as if traditional roles within the media are blurring, or inverting.
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Though the line between corporate training and higher education is blurring, for ambitious youngsters choosing a job over a university spot remains rare.
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Major corporations benefit from blurring the line between innovator and patent troll, which is why they've largely supported the most overbroad definitions possible.
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Chan, who helps organize the Independent Lodging Congress, has gathered from attendees that the distinctions between hotel chains and independent hotels are blurring.
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Andrew Kitchell, CEO and founder of LyricLyric operates short-term rentals in apartments, blurring the line between a hotel and a traditional apartment.
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However, Yong also tried a $10 dress that was so sheer she had to place a blurring effect over herself while wearing it.
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He has combined the role of editor and publisher across his newspapers, blurring the lines between the traditionally separate business and news sides.
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You'll start off with the basics of Photoshop CS6 and CC, from vector tools to text editing to blurring, sharpening, and smudging backgrounds.
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The idea of blurring the lines between fiction and nonfiction is hardly new to cinema, and Soderbergh isn't the first to do it.
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The virtual currencies are blurring decades-old lines that regulators use to police financial markets, posing new challenges for state and federal officials.
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But also, the blurring of the line between performance and reality, the embrace of an intimate theatricality, recalls the work of Jacques Rivette.
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Now, such musical melding is commonplace, thanks largely to the blurring force of the internet, which has made cultural recontextualization much more efficient.
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In New York, Mr. Heller was criticized for letting the painting leave the country, and for blurring the lines between collector and dealer.
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The music flies by in one joyous arc, with the linear melody and vertical harmony blurring into a single web of gossamer beauty.
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Still, the piling up of incidents and images and subplots has a congestive effect here, blurring our focus and blunting our emotional responses.
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And, in those cases, the student also works as a student-teacher at the same time, further blurring the true cost of attendance.
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Mark R. Warner (D-Va.) is accusing Google of blurring the lines between paid advertising and organic search results in its latest redesign.
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Photography and the Art of Mistakes," a show covering 100 years of artists' use of blurring, lens flares, overexposure and other technical "errors.
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But the question of identification is different from the question of identity, a distinction that identity boxes, and identity politics, can't help blurring.
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The technology allows users to use video conferencing on their Echo and mute it by blurring or pixelating the video for user privacy.
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Few policies championed by President Donald Trump have caused more blurring of political party lines than proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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In the end, designers ran the gamut, from blurring the lines between men and women to embracing them, sometimes in the same collection.
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Young women blurring genres, global artists pushing boundaries and a rapper playing with a meme made the most exciting tracks of the year.
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The Belasco has been reimagined as a courtly theater with onstage seating for audience members, blurring the distinction between public and private performance.
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Hetty: It is bad to make each artist fit into a certain box, some of the most interesting music comes from blurring genres.
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Zelenskiy's squeaky clean fictitious president is a powerful image, blurring the lines of where his character stops and the real-life politician begins.
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What they started doing in the '21969s more than they've ever done before when he got involved in world wrestling, is this blurring of the lines between the characters they're playing and "I'm pretending to be angry at you, Hulk Hogan," and bringing that outside the ring and making it kind of real and blurring for everybody what was real and what isn't.
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Further blurring the lines, some of the late-stage VC firms are taking controlling interests in startups, a strategy typically associated with private equity.
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The researchers claim PHADE protects privacy by "blurring" distinguishing data linked to the address codes and never extracting any data from the phone itself.
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In the collective The Artful Activist, contributors are already blurring the lines between activist and artist with various works serving as vehicles of protest.
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"The relationship between art, music, and technology is blurring in ways unimaginable in the past," HP's Alyson Griffin said in a statement to Mashable.
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Fitbit's been blurring the lines between its fitness trackers and smartwatches and it's definitely tricky to figure out which wearable is right for you.
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Blurring the line further, a member of a different anti-Olympics activist group said he actually liked the idea of the Korean peninsula team.
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Sherwin Bitsui's poetry collection Dissolve is quiet and haunting, blurring the lines between the earthly and the spiritual, humanity and nature, creation and waste.
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We doubt they'd merge completely, but the lines could keep blurring — and Zuckerberg or other Facebook figures could become more closely involved in both.
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First, there is the blurring between inner and outer, between Saul's post-accident confusion and the who, what, when, where, how of communism's fall.
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Both phones struggle with the bokeh effect a bit, with Huawei doing a slightly better job of blurring the correct parts of the photo.
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With the strength of a fortified wine and bottled flat after an oxidative maturation, like sherry, all of its variants are truly genre-blurring.
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A third-year resident (Matt Czuchry) teaches an idealistic first-year (Manish Dayal) about the inevitable compromises and blurring of ethical lines at hospitals.
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Whether it's mattifying, hydrating, color-correcting, or blurring — it all tends to feel like an extra step in my already long-as-hell routine.
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Demme's inimitable knack for blurring the line between viewer and participant gave his films the aura of carnival rides controlled by maniacal carnival-goers.
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This was Trump's way of blurring the lines and shifting to a conventional hardline stance more consistent with his party's leaders on Capitol Hill.
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As Nikkie did her makeup while testing out Marc Jacobs Beauty's new Beauty Accomplice Concealer & Touch-up Stick and Accomplice Instant Blurring Beauty Powder.
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" As far as the blurring, he said that "We have a pretty robust model, on par with anything you can see in the industry.
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The next step in this research, as far as Bowling is concerned, is to look into the issues surrounding a potential blurring of self.
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Let's remember that Instant Articles are a big part of the problem, blurring the line between the content and the source of the content.
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These books can be so true to their giddy, messy times that all that color-blurring and sensory overload lead to straight-up kitsch.
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Pink wine is everywhere, and its recent ubiquity in our lives is blurring a key statistic: Young women are abusing alcohol more than ever.
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There is an essential difference between criticising a religion and subjecting its adherents to hatred, but Danish police and courts are blurring those lines.
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Zone is much more of a fine-art experience intentionally blurring lines between gaming experience and commercial showroom with its own world and narrative.
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Inspired by David Cronenberg's Videodrome, one of its objectives was to explore Marshall McLuhan-esque themes of the blurring of the lines of reality.
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Though blurring images may have superficial appeal, Barber is concerned that some people might be perpetually blurred online if they have numerous visible scars.
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In December of 2015, the streaming service incorporated a campaign ad for Underwood during the GOP debate, blurring the lines between fiction and reality.
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We live in an age where people are increasingly blurring the line between fandom and actual creation—finding ways to work directly with fans.
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Unisex everything The designer proved that the future of fashion is all about blurring gender lines, showing both his women's and men's collection simultaneously.
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He prefers to throw his audience into the action cold, toying with their minds, blurring the line between the actual and the merely apparent.
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Women's rights in a number of areas could be set back greatly by blurring any notion of what it means to be a woman.
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Indeed, in the past year, ICE has strenuously bolstered cooperation with local and state law enforcement, blurring the lines between criminal and immigration enforcement.
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These generals have blurred the traditional divisions between military power and civilian government, and his choice to participate in that blurring is also political.
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Over their glamorous profiles are the balloon typeface of comic book covers, blurring out the faces of the women with superheroes and speech bubbles.
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The brain behind the Portrait process is smart enough to include them both in the focused area, blurring the background but not the 'subjects'.
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This establishes a nice delineation between the entry-level and the high-end, but with an identical body type, this line is certainly blurring.
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But in the chase for funds, think tanks are pushing agendas important to corporate donors, at times blurring the line between researchers and lobbyists.
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By blurring the lines between truth and fabrication, the filmmakers convey the extent to which Teatro Pobre has seeped into everyday life in Monticchiello.
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That blurring of the real and science fiction is echoed in two prints from Annabel Elgar's Cheating the Moon, installed alongside Meyer Brandis's project.
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Blurring the lines between fiscal and monetary policy — bailing out nonfinancial companies or state and local governments — would lead to blowback down the road.
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Your brother is in The Disaster Artist, your friends are all in it — did you feel like it was blurring into your own story?
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A site made by UX designer Olesya Chernyavskaya promises to fix your posture by simply blurring your screen if you don't maintain good form.
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But this exhibition emphasizes how much craft and construction have blended with the techniques of fine art, blurring the distinction between artisan and artist.
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Her new collection of multicolored resin vessels nods to the Italian architect Gaetano Pesce in its blurring of the line between mold and object.
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I'm not suggesting the Fold completely changes the math here, but it does edge ever closer, blurring that line a bit in the process.
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It was "not surprising that this same blurring of abortion and homicide in cultural discourse became institutionalized" in the country's judicial system, they wrote.
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As a rapper, Glover has made a point of blurring the line between himself and his alter egos, between self-awareness and self-consciousness.
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The digital team of the target, the French president-elect, Emmanuel Macron, opted for a "cyber-blurring" strategy, creating false email accounts and documents.
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Such a relationship really is unprecedented, and in blurring the lines between news and propaganda, it is inflicting even greater harm on democratic norms.
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While it is not clear whose warplanes carried out every strike, they are seen as blurring the distinction between American and Russian air operations.
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Science is supposed to provide a measure of certainty, but, increasingly, we are blurring the distinction between speculation, supported hypothesis, and well-proven theory.
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The deal would combine CVS' drugstores and pharmacy benefits manager platform with Aetna's insurance business, blurring traditionally distinct lines in hopes of lowering costs.
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"President Trump's blurring of the line between the administration and his personal interests casts a shadow on of doubt on these activities," Libowitz adds.
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It also needs to have a kind of psychological effect, and thereby compensate for any uncertainty created by line-blurring methods such as hybrid war.
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A consequence of the increased power of campaign consultants was a blurring of the line between campaigning and governing, creating the titular "permanent campaign" dynamic.
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The Soft Light Blurring Powder is designed to mimic twilight, diffusing pores and fine lines to transform the wearer into a real-life Snapchat filter.
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Blurring the line between rural and urban, often using the formal structure of circles and lines, he seductively distorts the landscape of our everyday consumption.
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Sculpture is emphasized throughout the exhibition, blurring the boundaries between object, image, and text, to provide a conceptual anchor for subjects concerning transformation and authenticity.
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Including two cameras has also allowed Motorola to add depth-of-field effects like blurring the background behind your subject — similar to Apple's Portrait mode.
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As with La filial, Stamp Book archives on each page impressions of various stamps, productively blurring the boundaries between text and image, writing and printmaking.
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There are some fun new camera effects, too, like live filters for blurring or swirling the background that overlays the effect before snapping the picture.
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AI systems could also intelligently redact videos, blurring out the faces of bystanders so that the video can be released publicly or presented in court.
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The proximity to the border is no accident: For a group persecuted for decades for their polygamous lifestyle, it provides a useful blurring of jurisdiction.
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Blurring vernacular and art photography, photos of his mother and late aunt from the Canada album are collaged at the edges of the large portraits.
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Although ministers deny it, both marked a blurring of Mrs May's red line by talking repeatedly only of escaping the "direct" jurisdiction of the ECJ.
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So if you're worried about artificial intelligence blurring the line between human and machine, then The Maze should put those concerns to rest for now.
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Improvements in the traditional sense help out — optical and electronic stabilization, for instance, make it possible to expose for longer without blurring, collecting more light.
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You can read a feature article on Carter's vision of great power competition here, and watch a video on the blurring lines of deterrence here.
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The ability to sense two distinct depths makes it possible to add a bokeh effect, keeping the subject in focus, while blurring out the background.
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By blurring the line between a gun and a digital file, Wilson had also successfully blurred the lines between the Second Amendment and the First.
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The shooting down of Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17 over Ukraine in 2014, however, starkly underlines the risks of blurring lines of military responsibility too much.
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And the editing, done by Fox Business, uses a blurring wipe effect that heightens the feeling of disorientation:Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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When Nordstrom department store dropped Ivanka Trump's clothing line in February, the White House's objections drew fire for blurring the line between government and business.
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He sometimes wonders whether the technological singularity, Ray Kurzweil's prediction of the blurring of biological man and artificial intelligence, is inching closer by the minute.
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" West echoed that sentiment with an optimistic nod to our tech-saturated future: "The line between what is real and what is fake is blurring.
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And in another blurring of the line here, one of the big Internet companies in question (Google) is also an ISP (via its fiber program).
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Cursed with dazzling footwork, sleek evasive skills, attacking high, and low, with blurring combinations of hands and legs, Saenchai is poetry in motion to watch.
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And why is Nunes blurring the lines of congressional oversight and inappropriately asking for evidentiary information in the middle of a sensitive special counsel investigation?
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Meanwhile, the lines between Etsy and more traditional retail are blurring now that the crafts marketplace has permitted some mass-produced goods on its site.
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We noticed the difference in quality especially around the edges of photos, where we saw substantial blurring, distortion, and noticeable vignetting with the wide-angle.
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With a few defining strokes, he paints whimsical faces on tables, chairs and doors, breaking with Modernism's abstraction, blurring the boundary between art and design.
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But Ronny Gal, a securities analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, said "a spectrum or continuum" of drug companies and products is blurring such lines.
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But his apparent intent, blurring the question of Russia's influence on the election, in an operation meant to help him win, had already been accomplished.
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On Twitter, some took issue with the blurring of journalistic lines, while others joked at the degree to which Schefter had hyped the streaming service.
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Iran, like other countries, is believed to rely on proxies to carry out cyber operations, blurring the line between cyber criminals and state-sponsored actors.
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And in the era of simultaneous corporate ownership of news and entertainment media, the line between the targets and performers of satire are increasingly blurring.
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The proposed combination reflects the blurring of traditional boundaries in health care, as established companies seek to find their footing in a rapidly changing environment.
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In both instances, design is an instrument with which to blur categories and experiences, or at least to produce a persuasive simulation of this blurring.
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Pakistan's military is blurring moral lines as it adopts increasingly brutal tactics to crackdown on the country's most notorious terrorist group: Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan.
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So there needs to be a clear line between campaigns and the government, and any blurring of that line starts to threaten the democratic process.
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The genre-blurring work, by the poet Anne Carson, is a monologue for Ben Whishaw, with sung interludes by the superstar soprano Renée Fleming. 7.
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It was so sweet, after a lifetime of blurring my eyes in order to look at my reflection, to find myself looking back at me.
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The two lenses work together to produce a so-called bokeh effect: You can show the photo's main subject clearly while gently blurring the background.
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A similar blurring of fake and real is at play in the "autofictional" MS Slavic 7 (2019), by Canadian directors Sofia Bohdanowicz and Deragh Campbell.
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The recipes in this new column will follow suit, blurring the line between weeknight-friendly and weekend-worthy, because shouldn't a great dish be both?
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Her scarves bearing reproductions of her original artwork hang in an art museum, once again blurring cultural distinctions between art, design, and practical everyday objects.
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The left tends to be more optimistic about such blurring, seeing it as a liberation from the rule of patriarchy and the prison of heteronormativity.
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"The distinction between entertainment and politics, and even entertainment and news, has been blurring for years," he said in a Daily Beast interview published Wednesday.
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The Communist Party has tapped into that sentiment, and has been successfully blurring the line between love for the country and love for the party.
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"One thing we've seen a lot of with this White House is the blurring of the lines between the political and the official," Davis says.
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Users around the globe can now add SlowMo, "Echo" blurring, and "Duo" rapid rewind special effects to their Boomerangs, as well as trim their length.
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With a dual-lens camera, the two cameras work together to show the photo's main subject clearly while gently blurring the background, among other effects.
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One that includes the blurring of television and reality, but what did you expect from a man who has only been good at reality TV?
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Young women blurring genres, global artists pushing boundaries and a rapper playing with a meme: These are among the most exciting tracks of the year.
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" Representative Jason Chaffetz of Utah, chairman of the House Oversight Committee, accused the director of "blurring the line between public relations and official ethics guidance.
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The book does feel like an advancement, a way forward for contemporary writers interested, as Lerner is, in blurring this distinction between fiction and fact.
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Mr. Kitajima, who goes by the name Takubo, said he believed men and women were fundamentally different in spite of any blurring of style distinctions.
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"I too was upset about the blurring of the lines between propaganda and journalism," Ms. Camerota said after a clip of his remarks was played.
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Some readers, though, saw them as blurring a line between opinion and political activism: We asked James Bennet, our editorial page editor, to weigh in.
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This was reflected in my art practice; I used MassArt's extensive resources to expand my repertoire, blurring media boundaries and experiencing the freedom to experiment.
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Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides is denser, murkier, more overwhelming, blurring the sonic lines and letting loose the feelings that were once boxed in.
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Johnson is unpredictable, politically incorrect, a populist and deeply critical of the EU and is often accused of blurring facts -- traits which he shares with Trump.
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The blurring of this game accelerated to the point where at times I was unaware of the dark mirror I had fabricated and my actual self.
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Emily experiences seizures and shaking that Davies shoots for extended periods, blurring the line between physical ailment and the kind of raptures experienced by religious mystics.
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Ms Ley tried to explain the apparent blurring of public and private business by suggesting, to widespread derision, that she had bought the flat on impulse.
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Even though the line between WhatsApp and Slack is blurring, try to resist the temptation to throw down a party parrot in your family message thread.
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Still, some investors in public companies may feel uncomfortable blurring the line between the roles of a minority shareholder and a private equity investor, analysts say.
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OnePlus has scaled back the background-blurring effect, which helps to hide the errors when the camera miscalculates whether to blur or keep something in focus.
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Its adversaries are more attuned to conflict somewhere between war and peace, and to blurring distinctions between civil and military assets in pursuit of their goals.
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"The advance of technology means the lines are blurring between civilian and military satellites," said Trevor Hollingsbee, a retired naval intelligence analyst with Britain's Defence Ministry.
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A self-described "weird, artsy noise freak" who "kind of stumbled into being a rapper", Blanco rose in a flurry of boundary-pushing, genre-blurring flames.
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Samsung said Japanese curbs on the export of chip-making materials were blurring its business outlook as it reported a halving in quarterly profit on Wednesday.
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If you have your tripod or stabilizer, you have the advantage of taking photos with longer shutter speeds in order to keep your photos from blurring.
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Corporate ventriloquism also allows the industry to position itself as a grassroots citizen voice, blurring the line between corporation and citizen to seize a rhetorical advantage.
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But she's also been accused of plagiarism and criticized for blurring individual and collective trauma in her quest to depict the quintessential South Asian female experience.
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The company has also added third-party browsers, including Firefox, further blurring the line between the display-enabled smart speaker and the company's Fire tablet offerings.
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He shifts the focus on Edgar, blurring his face, or shoots him through a fence, against the sunlight, sideways through a shaking handicam while he drives.
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Pat Robertson's been landing exclusive sit-down interviews with Trump, and CBN's new shows like Faith Nation are further blurring the line between news and opinion.
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Hawkins claims other sites have been exploring broader content offerings as well, or at least films that lean into the blurring lines between porn and cinema.
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In doing so, these supposed defenders of religious freedom are instead waging a war on it, further blurring the separation of church and state in America.
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Via a three-second delay, it projects your present self and past self simultaneously, one blurring the other, so that no self gets the final say.
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Instead, he's spent the last year blurring the line between his private properties and his public office, giving the appearance—if not the reality—of corruption.
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As she went at it—a diamond shape blurring her from the waist down—I thought of my mother, in part because she was a lady.
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The usual treatment has been using an eye patch on the stronger eye or blurring its vision with atropine, forcing the amblyopic eye to take over.
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Their availability at these various stores speaks to how the shoe is increasingly blurring the lines between sport and fashion — the sandal equivalent of Nike streetwear.
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The line between pharmaceuticals and technology is blurring as companies join forces to tackle chronic diseases using high-tech devices that combine biology, software and hardware.
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"Just another example of the blurring of banks and brokerages," said James Angel, an associate professor of finance at Georgetown University who specializes in market structure.
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For an artist who spent much of his career blurring the line between reality and performance art, it's easy to see why Omikron had such appeal.
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But Uber's smartphone app sped up the prearrangement process such that it was effectively on demand, blurring the distinction between a black car and a taxi.
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The couple's work is about innovation — blurring the lines between fantasy and function, art and design — but it also represents the union of their respective backgrounds.
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And as so often occurs, there is a constant blurring of agency jurisdictional lines anyway, so numerous BATF cases already have nexus to FBI mission priorities.
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There, atop her dresser, perched an orange robot cat, staring out across the room in rigor mortis, blurring the previously unblurred line between cute and dead.
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Blurring the lines between science fiction and reality, advances in additive manufacturing are bringing us closer to the worlds that have long been depicted as fantasies.
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As the Uber pulled away, the red lights blurring in the dark night, I took a big gulp and shimmied open the door inside the garage.
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Blurring the boundaries between documentary and fiction, Okón turns a critical eye to politics, globalization, capitalism, and culture, raising tough questions that don't have easy answers.
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That panoramic view can make even the most boring presentations or articles immersive, and the 4ms response time takes the blurring and ghosting out of gaming.
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The immediate effects of the pandemic on blurring the parties' ideological distinctions have been acute — and the virus' toll still remains far from reaching its peak.
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A special sensor inside the camera, called dual-pixel autofocus, helps analyze the distance between the objects and the camera to make the blurring look realistic.
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The artist, who lives and works in Taipei, Taiwan, is also blurring boundaries between formalism and free verse, preparation and presentation, the poetic and the mundane.
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It's that blurring between scripted spectacle and reality that has morphed WrestleMania yet again, into something even better than it was in Hogan or Austin's day.
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At my beach, there's only the smudged horizon, a gray blurring of sea and sky, and the winter-gold sea grasses that bend toward the sand.
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Such blurring of the distinctions between expert reviews and explicit ads provides a ripe circumstance for the rise of advertising that is less than totally transparent.
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" The artist Shepard Fairey said by email, "His importance to democratizing art and blurring the lines between subculture and the elite fine art world is significant.
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It added its background-blurring Live Focus as an optional effect and made the video stabilization feature ping the sensors more often to improve that effect.
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Critics argue that many of Mr. Hernández's social programs are designed simply to buy votes — with a deliberate blurring between his National Party and the government.
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Her structures move by instinct and impulse, sometimes blurring verse and chorus as if they're coalescing right in the moment, sometimes obsessing over a telling phrase.
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Trump is not satisfied with just blurring the lines of what is fact and what is fiction; he wants to destroy the concept of "facts" entirely.
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Angelica Garcia, an Angeleno who writes vibrant, genre-blurring songs about the bicultural experience and is set to release her sophomore album next month, also performs.
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I read literary fiction most often because it's my own field, but the borders of what's considered "literary" are blurring a lot, which I'm thrilled about.
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Some liberals have tried to find common ground with conservatives by blurring the boundaries between originalism and an evolving understanding of the Constitution's open-ended principles.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos sees no problem with this blurring of lines between church and state, and that is one issue that should concern us all.
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Walgreens Boots Alliance's potential takeover bid for AmerisourceBergen is the latest example of consolidation in the health-care industry, where once-distinct lines are continuously blurring.
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The move, announced by Goldman last week, is the latest sign of the blurring boundaries between Big Tech and Big Finance amid challenges for both industries.
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Multiple women have said Biden's boundary-blurring physical affection toward them over the years, including back touches and kisses on the head, was disrespectful and uncomfortable.
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In September, Comcast agreed to a distribution deal with DAZN, further blurring the line between traditional television operators and the streaming services that have disrupted them.
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For better or worse, the democratization of content creation on the internet also led to a blurring of lines between internetspeak and slang from marginalized groups.
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The first characters to die in the film are people of color, and there are creeping elements of white supremacy blurring the edges of the story.
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"A lot of use cases are related to camera, enhancing your pictures, object recognition, blurring the background, automatic portrait mode, this sort of thing," Kressin said.
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In their duets, the goal may be to become a single being or channel shared feelings to the point of blurring any sense of the individual.
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It's an old acting cliché that villains are more fun to play than heroes, but with Buddy, Hamm clearly relishes blurring the line between the two.
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And it's hard for me not to worry whether the blurring of fact and fiction that I experience might one day engender a kind of mania.
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Sales chief Christian Scherer has said Airbus is seeing more demand for longer-range versions of medium-haul jets like the A321, blurring boundaries with bigger jets.
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While some of the image edges might suffer from blurring, these binoculars will still give you a wonderful and wide field of view for less than $200.
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The first is that consumers are blurring the lines in how they service their mobile phones — and the second is that the industry is consolidating to adapt.
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The blurring of that line has implications in turn for deciding when doctors are ethically bound to go from preserving a patient's life to preserving their organs.
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The artists in Talking to Action explore a range of trans-disciplinary practices, blurring the lines between object making, political and environmental activism, community organizing, and performance.
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China's president and Communist Party boss, Xi Jinping, said there must be no "weakening, fading, blurring or marginalisation" of the party's leading role in state-owned enterprises.
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The blurring of the line was visible on thousands of bus stops, billboards and telephone booths where the government plastered posters warning of the dangers of immigrants.
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While the screenshots show some fairly minor adjustments to the overall Windows 10 design, Microsoft is emphasizing more use of animations and visually blurring elements within apps.
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Seemingly, the Delos Corporation has perfected the ability to clone human consciousnesses, potentially blurring the lines between host and human even more significantly than they already are.
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Conservative critics of Francis saw the blurring and the selective citings from the letter as part of a plot to censor the thoughts of the former pope.
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But in "Monsters," the show instead gets more serious about blurring the line between the two — even while lacking any on-screen appearances from its big villain.
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The artificial stars allow the adaptive optics systems to compensate for the blurring caused by the Earth's atmosphere and so that the telescope can create sharp images.
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This lightweight foundation has a blurring complex that keeps skin shine-free and looking fresh, which is why it's a favorite of celebrity makeup artist Liz Castellanos.
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In this regard, Burckhardt shares something with Richard Artschwager and his non-functional faux furniture, not to mention his blurring of the boundaries between painting and sculpture.
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Jieyu Liu, who specializes in the sociology of gender in China, said, "gender boundaries are blurring" with popular Korean and Japanese dramas presenting more feminine male characters.
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Increasingly, the lines that once separated tech and media are blurring, if not disappearing — but there's still a big gap in how those industries do M&A.
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The horn player had pioneered bebop decades earlier, and by the 80s, he was leaning into his eminence by forming supergroups with talented players, blurring musical genres.
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Skype said that the feature — which is similar to the blurring added to Microsoft Teams last year — uses artificial intelligence to keep the focus on the caller.
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The app dock is also going to look a bit more distinct, with a slight blurring effect to make apps stand out, similar to what iOS does.
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The Democratic nominee has consistently demonstrated "bad judgment" through her use of a private email server and her blurring of public service and financial gain, wrote Navarro.
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Such arrangements, which have at times drawn media criticism for blurring journalistic lines, bring in about $55,000 a week, an executive vice president, Mr. Cherukuri, told me.
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Sherri Shepherd just rolled out the red carpet for any enterprising thieves on the Internet ... by posting a bunch of checks from fans without blurring their accounts.
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Portrait shot mode on the iPhone 7 Plus adds a bokeh effect to portrait shots: blurring the background while keeping the face in the foreground perfectly focused.
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Then there was the fact he self-identified as a decorative artist, leaving his boundary-blurring art marooned far from a more central place in art history.
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"There is certainly some concern about the blurring of what craft beer is, its roots and fundamentals and the large breweries are certainly very sophisticated," Grossman said.
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For many of us, as much fun as it can be, being a father is all-consuming and omnipresent, blurring time and space like few other experiences.
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They are concerned that relationships with IARC may have interfered with routine scientific inquiry at the agency, blurring the lines between unbiased scientific analysis and political outcomes.
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Wag the Dog isn't about using war as a distraction, but rather about the political uses of fake news and blurring the line between reality and fiction.
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These developments herald the so-called "fourth industrial revolution", according to WEF, and involves technologies that are "blurring the lines between the physical, digital, and biological spheres".
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After an oncoming group of Saviors shot out her tires, Carol went into little bird mode, Melissa McBride again blurring the lines between real angst and artifice.
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Selfies have the power to promote narcissism and a renewed societal obsession with appearance and self-presentation, further blurring the line between digital reality and real life.
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"These neon-bright objects are surreal reimaginations of classic Song Dynasty representations, assaulting the eyes and blurring the lines between the real and the artificial," Ho explains.
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The artist separates himself from his work, listing no personal information on Facebook or Instagram and blurring his face in the few pictures of himself he posts.
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It is The Collective's first short-term rental property, with stays capped at 29 days, and is an example of the blurring lines between residential and hospitality.
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I'm thrilled to see the blurring of the lines between the two camps again, as the distinction was hardly ever made in the Victorian and Edwardian eras.
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To get professional-quality portraits, the 7 Plus uses the two cameras together to show the picture's main subject in sharp focus while gently blurring the background.
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But they're not off the grid — in fact, their constant construction of internet personas, mostly via Instagram, shapes their IRL personas, blurring what's performance and what's authentic.
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At one point he even portrayed a response to Klobuchar as "what the president's lawyers would say," completely blurring the lines between the DOJ and White House.
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Blurring documentary and drama with the overused tic of playing real-life footage over the end credits, Berlinger still leaves Bundy no more than a slick enigma.
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Although their authenticity has since been questioned, at the time they were just part of a blurring between past and present, between the authentic and the artificial.
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The consumer groups that have engaged in dialogue with the S.E.C. over the rules, however, said the agency was blurring the shifting lines between brokers and advisers.
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The searing images of casual racism and racial violence, as well as Rankine's tone — "an internalized liquid smoke blurring ordinary ache" — never lost their power over me.
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"Old Town Road" first exploded as a hit on TikTok, the video app, and his blithe combination of rap and country highlighted the increasing blurring of genre.
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They fear that the bill could actually harm prospects for peace by blurring the line between support for the State of Israel and opposing the illegal settlements.
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Blurring the picture further are Russian President Vladimir Putin's steadfast friends in Europe, most of them found among the far right, including in Austria's right-wing government.
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As Jonathan Katz has argued, her work brings into being a subjectivity that is more aligned with the blurring of self/other that is typical of Buddhism.
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Adding to the challenge is the increasing blurring of the line between criminal gangs and the militants, with each helping the other and often acting as one.
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In the '24s, her clothes grew tumors that resembled bustles, blurring the lines between illness and beauty, what to look at and what to look away from.
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This is even better in a version rouged by chile oil and hiding traces of Sichuan peppercorn, their presence betrayed by a gradual blurring of the lips.
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Though more of a bedroom community for New Haven today, it still welcomes weekenders, with the lines sometimes blurring between what is a primary and secondary home.
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She gets promotions and a small amount of equity — always disclosing the numbers, a small political statement consistent with her light blurring of company and brand identities.
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Gaultier, 67, whose first individual collection was presented in 1976, has long been known for pushing boundaries in fashion, blurring the lines between men's and women's clothing.
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Even frequent, simple and detailed pop-up banners and "I agree" buttons burden us and risk blurring into the background as we use our phones and computers.
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Critics are concerned it'll be hard for the average person to differentiate who's real and not on the phone, blurring the line between automated and authentic conversations.
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Just blurring their faces would've criminalized them and made them into an "other," which would've prevented us from obtaining some grain of truth from this horrible situation.
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Photo by Ryan Miller There's been genre-blurring fusions happening this entire decade, but the intersection of rap and hard rock has remained a no man's land.
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Sometimes, the show experiments with David's point of view; through his eyes, some characters appear hazy or out of focus, occasionally blurring into the sunlight behind them.
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Why it matters: Because this comes ahead of Niantic's anticipated release of a Harry Potter-themed game, further blurring the value line between tech and legacy brand content.
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As we dip our toes into virtual reality more and more each day, one could imagine a far-off unintended consequence — the blurring of virtual and actual reality.
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Afsaneh Najmabadi, an Iranian-born Harvard professor specializing in gender and sexuality, has researched the blurring of male and female beauty ideals towards the start of this period.
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Her singing captivates, while the guitar's tone and texture establish a crisp, chilly sonic palette that the subsequent album, despite her ostensible blurring of genres, stays faithful to.
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Holding forth from the pounding heart of a rapturous crowd, the President spelled out a defiant, demagogic, fact-blurring record of promises kept that could win him reelection.
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By intentionally blurring the lines between good and bad reporting, he is not only taking a page out of Putin's playbook -- he is playing directly into Putin's hands.
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This unusual blurring of lines between courts and politics is an institutional flaw in Switzerland that makes the judiciary prone to political pressure, four former judges told Reuters.
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This unusual blurring of lines between courts and politics is an institutional flaw in Switzerland that makes the judiciary prone to political pressure, four former judges told Reuters.
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But I have a lot more trust that one's coming than usual — the engineers at Essential were already showing off a background-blurring portrait mode earlier this week.
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Depicting them makes for a bit of bravado on the artist's part, as he brilliantly produces the blurring effect of the partially transparent walls on the world beyond.
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Coming from the brand responsible for the blurring serum that works wonders and our Beauty Innovator Awards nominee Jelly Beam Illuminator, I knew this had to be good.
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" Lin-Manuel "Genre-blurring Hamilton dominated Broadway this year, becoming a perpetually sold-out, must-see show — a mix of rap and musical theater unlike anything before it.
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But there was also a blurring of the lines between the organised and mobile groups of anarchists and neo-fascists, and some of the otherwise peaceful gilets jaunes.
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Daniel Fienberg, The Hollywood Reporter: ...once you get past the realism problem, the idea of political and personal space blurring in the White House is a compelling one.
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A blurring of the age-old distinction between "faces and heels" also supports this shift towards realism: Triple H, once a heel, is now considered a good guy.
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By blurring the lines between WhatsApp and Instagram and Messenger, Facebook can claim that it's all really just one service, not independent entities that can be easily separated.
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While the world wrings its hands over the rise of "fake news" influencing elections, she welcomes the blurring of real and fake in the search for deeper truth.
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Trump's repudiation by FBI Director James Comey in a sensational hearing Monday came exactly two months into an administration unusually prone to obfuscation, blurring facts and peddling falsehoods.
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I've been continually surprised by the sly way this season has been inverting, blurring, and repositioning lines that have always felt relatively set (between Soviets and Americans, usually).
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He guides us through his idiosyncratic self-expression, and how he continuously finds new ways to evoke empathy for objects, blurring lines between the cartoon and real worlds.
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Airbus is seeing more demand for longer-range versions of roughly 633-seat planes previously used for medium-haul routes, blurring boundaries with bigger jets, Christian Scherer said.
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This approach lends itself to the blurring of genre lines, which, if you're following what these guys are good at, means a merger of rock and hip-hop.
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It's all about blurring the line between your "work" wardrobe and your "social" one, to result in a cohesive lineup of pieces that can be worn for both.
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But when people are already having difficulty distinguishing between fact and fiction, between real headlines and "fake news," anything that contributes to blurring the lines probably isn't helpful.
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But another, less politically fraught reason is that blurring fiction and nonfiction well can push the audience in ways that one or the other might not accomplish alone.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The line between pharmaceuticals and technology is blurring as companies join forces to tackle chronic diseases using high-tech devices that combine biology, software and hardware.
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This year has seen a blurring between the fair's traditional separation between "modern" and "contemporary" art, the nuance of which we got to the bottom of last year.
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Bowie's influence also extended to the worlds of fashion and style, most famously blurring the lines between what was traditionally masculine and traditionally feminine with his glam looks.
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They said, "enough" to blurring constitutionally directed legal lines, arrogation of power to an Executive bent on rule by executive order, and indifference to time honored procedural practices.
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Originally set in a time when Hollywood fashion was moving from fictional narratives to reality television, the show made the blurring of the categories into a running gag.
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Jimmy Jones, a telecommunications security expert at Positive Technologies, says the line between core network functions and the periphery are blurring as all components become more software-driven.
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It takes a while, but eventually it becomes clear that the "mother" is Mother Earth, and that this is a purposeful blurring of the personal and the political.
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"There will be no confusion about any of his financial holdings blurring the line between public service and personal profiteering," Bloomberg's adviser Timothy O'Brien told CNN last week.
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The three hour-long accounts ping-pong back and forth between those two approaches, occasionally blurring the lines between them when there's a particularly notable confluence of ideas.
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TL;DR: Get a pristine live stream by blurring out your background with a lifetime subscription to XSplit VCam, which is on sale for $19.99 — a $30 savings.
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Experts say these tech giants are blurring the lines between mere neutral online platforms for digital content and active media companies that must monitor what is posted online.
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The mix's final selection, a song from the Berlin-based DJ/producer Daniela La Luz drives home the sympathetic effect of the boundary-blurring work that preceded it.
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While appropriate for news reporting, that is not typical of opinion writing; it had the consequence of further blurring the distinction between news and opinion for some readers.
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She can mother her child and remain a globe-trotting songstress, provided she kicks the thing that's been blurring her lines throughout the entire process: her drug addiction.
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And then there's the layer of social media, which both gives individuals their own direct line to the audience while blurring the line that connects publishers with their readers.
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Much like their live dance performance work at BAM, the new bundle merges the digital with the material, blurring the lines between what is real and what is fake.
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This is exactly why we need a Special Prosecutor to investigate the blurring of lines between the Clinton State Department, the Clinton Foundation and the Clinton's personal bank account.
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It'll also be the first version of Windows to feature a new design language, called Fluent, that uses blurring and transparency to bring a more futuristic vibe to Windows.
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Still, many flyers view long-haul flights as an opportunity to catch up on missed recent films; censorship and blurring, no matter how insignificant to the plot, are irritating.
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It's just that the blurring of her life with the music, her convincing delivery, and the fans' obsession with Sad Mary has made the melancholy stick to her image.
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Blurring time, Pruyn shares her memories of making love, undiscovered, in Lena's family beach house and her desperate search to find Lena's grave without contacting her close-minded family.
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It uses a 16-megapixel main sensor for most of the heavy lifting, and a secondary 21-megapixel sensor to add more detail and enable portrait mode blurring effects.
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More specifically, we need to consider the impact of IaaS and "cloud-native computing" on enterprise software, and how they're blurring the lines between SaaS and on-premises applications.
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The government took the view that the City is strong enough to cope, and made little effort to keep passporting, which would have meant blurring Mrs May's red lines.
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The new Custom Blurring tool is available through the desktop interface and builds on the existing enhancement option that lets you blur all the faces in a particular clip.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) This little bulldozer toy I found abandoned in Central Park also shows how effective blurring out the background can be.
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Open up Pixlr Touch Up and you can apply a range of quick fixes, from cropping to blurring, as well as a number of Instagram-style filters and effects.
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This online class will give you a crash course on making your next business presentation look as professional AF with techniques like cursor highlighting, blurring text, and adding voiceover.
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"The lines between activism and private equity have been blurring for a while now," said Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, senior associate dean at the Yale School of Management, referring to Evergreen.
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The deal highlights one way the media industry and the sports betting market are colliding, blurring the line for viewers who want to place a bet from their livestream.
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Blurring the lines of reality, The Owl Post is an actual post office where visitors can have their mail branded with the Hogsmeade stamp if they buy Hogwarts stationery.
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In its own hackneyed way,13 Hours gropes for racial sensitivity, showing Libyans working and fighting alongside the Americans, rather than blurring into an amorphous mass of evil stereotypes.
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"[H]is views are way out of the mainstream of what most Republicans think," Bush told the New York Times that day, blurring the line between denial and anger.
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The distinct separation that once existed between Facebook and Oculus is already blurring as the social giant grows more willing to align its core brand with its VR moonshot.
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With his alchemic blurring of eras, the sheer scope and commitment of his massive projects and an insistence on valuing ambiance above so-called authenticity, he attained mythic stature.
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Ever since, she's dedicated her work to empathy and altruism—both qualities thought to be brought on by a blurring of the line between the self and the other.
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Ms. Lerner explores the disparity but also the blurring of these worlds in a book composed of portraits of Mr. Scheuer interspersed with snippets of texts from his journals.
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Research shows that being "always on" and accessible by technology while working remotely leads to the blurring of work and non-work boundaries, particularly if you work from home.
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With your earphones on, there's no distinguishing between the live and the prerecorded, a blurring that allows Mr. McBurney to conduct very immediate-feeling conversations with his past selves.
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"But if a publication starts going too far and blurring those lines and damages its credibility with readers, it also in the long term damages its value for advertisers."
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It is a purposeful blurring of the line between operations that are planned and carried out by the terror group's core fighters and those carried out by its sympathizers.
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To replicate these line-blurring style ideas for the beach (or wherever the weekend takes you), we broke them down piece by piece with the latest from H&M.
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Two weeks ago, Tran launched his parody line, which "reflects the blurring lines between gendered fashion, internet hype culture, and upscale streetwear fiends," according to trend forecasting firm, WGSN.
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As part of the research and creating a believable fake, the agents visit the set of Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, blurring all boundaries between film and reality.
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Nearly all of her photographs are staged and scouted for lighting, location, casting, etc, consciously blurring truth, while giving a glimpse into a world often absent from popular view.
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Munch used the camera with an intimate, even playful informality, and relied on blurring effects and ornery cropping to capture the same discord he brought to painting and printmaking.
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TMZ broke the story ... Scooter and George are deeply embedded in organizing the event for MFOL, but have stayed out of the spotlight to avoid blurring the students' message.
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Shortly after the elliptical opener — a time-blurring grabber of a scene that soon finds her racing away from an oncoming truck — the movie settles into the difficult now.
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This blurring of lines is nowhere more pronounced than in the efforts of John Hume, the rhino breeder, to discourage illegal poaching by legalizing the sale of rhino horn.
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Andy Warhol's "Blue Movie," featuring extended sex scenes by the performers Viva and Louis Waldon, received theatrical release in America in 1969, blurring the line between art and erotica.
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Google offered you a view of an address you could have visited yourself, and — critically — allowed homeowners to opt out of the program, blurring the view of their houses.
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However, "blurring the lines between commercial and naval activities in this way raises the potential for oil and gas assets to become targets in any militarized confrontation," Brennan said.
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The greater size of the mirror, abetted by adaptive optics that reduce atmospheric blurring, offers higher resolution — more detail of the pop, crackle and snap on the sun's surface.
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The arrangement is likely to come under scrutiny from ethics watchdogs, who have repeatedly criticized the White House for blurring the sometimes fine line between political and official activities.
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This sort of blurring of reality and fiction — of your imagination spilling into the real world — wasn't just part of the original Are You Afraid of the Dark, either.
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The executive branch's continued reliance on this overstretched and outdated authority undermines national security and human rights by dangerously blurring the line between war and peace when fighting terrorism.
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Yet as directed with a time-blurring seamlessness by Lila Neugebauer, and acted by a perfectly blended ensemble of nine, "The Antipodes" leaves you glowing with a wondering satisfaction.
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In the 1960s, as Modernist architects began blurring the boundaries between indoor and outdoor space, the concept migrated from the garden to become a tenet of Japanese contemporary design.
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It is precisely her place at the center of this art-historical Venn-diagram and her penchant for blurring the lines of these movements that make her work innovative.
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That suggests, Professor Ikeda said, that some blurring of gender identity was deliberate, playful and often arousing, since the prints were relatively inexpensive and widely circulated, some as erotica.
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Ms. Abeles sticks mostly to a 2-D format, but a couple of works here are encased in large white ceramic tiles, blurring the lines between photography and sculpture.
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This blurring is applied not only to nurses and healers, like Seacole and her latter-day avatars, but also to mothers, daughters, nannies and female mentors of all stripes.
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While she celebrated wide-ranging, catholic tastes, she also routinely warned against losing what makes art brut and outsider art special as a result of well-meaning boundary-blurring.
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Blurring the line as he did in theater, but also in his inventions, between fantasy and reality, actually helped him envision things that 21890 years later people would invent.
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Chris Hamilton, an expert on American extremist movements at Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas, says anti-authoritarian sentiment may be blurring what once seemed to be clear ideological lines.
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Adherents believe the US Constitution is a divinely-inspired document, blurring the lines between state and church, and the Bundys have seized on this viewpoint to justify their own actions.
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The blanket term for screen-borne eyesight problems is computer vision syndrome, an unsatisfactory name given to the blurring, dry eyes, and headaches suffered by the people of the screen.
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SWAN: Well, I asked him that question -- I asked President Trump that question on, I think it was Friday -- the days are blurring -- in Chequers in -- GORDON: It was Friday.
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Two agency staffers also told the Post that during the meeting in HUD's San Francisco office, Carson complained about the blurring of gender roles, a refrain that upset many staffers.
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Moreover, the DPP considers the KMT's wealth illegitimate, in that it stems from the party's unfettered authority and the blurring of state and party assets during Taiwan's 40-year dictatorship.
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But Mr. Thorpe has set himself a harder task in blurring the lines in what follows in "Confirmation," which was developed with and staged by the inexhaustibly talented Rachel Chavkin.
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In her actual paintings, then, she implemented multiple techniques to unveil layers of meaning, blurring and merging genres for a style that's equal parts realism, fantasy, and collage-inspired deconstructivism.
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These fourth-wall-blurring productions — large or small, loosely organized or tightly choreographed, presented for audiences of hundreds or audiences of one — suggest that this could one day be true.
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A painter who loved mystical colors blurring, earth to sky, might have liked a vividly descriptive poem which holds a long-ago moment as a hinge for everything to come.
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Blurring the line even more between fiction and nonfiction, author Sheila Heti narrates her own novel about a nameless Canadian woman who is ambivalent about the prospect of having children.
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As one of the few dating apps that allow photos to be sent in chat, Bumble already has measures in place to protect users by blurring all images by default.
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The company considered blurring out images before they ended up in the hands of human reviewers, but decided against it because that may have resulted in accidentally hashing legitimate images.
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Moreover, the line between food, beauty and health is blurring; brace for more nutraceuticals, such as dietary supplements, cosmeceuticals, such as acne deep cleanse, and nutricosmetics, to make hair thicker.
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The actor has been blurring the gender lines as long as we've been watching him, making him the ideal fit for a beauty campaign that aims to reach progressive consumers.
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Her work plays with reflection and way the color and light move across the water, creating abstraction and blurring the line between her subjects and the organic environments surrounding them.
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Huawei isn't shy about obscuring image noise with the help of blurring and post-processing, which tends to discard a lot of the finer detail in less than ideal lighting.
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If this is meant to be a new era of blurring boundaries – particularly inside the ever-growing expanse of pop – some parts of the industry remain stuck in the past.
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Since this is a business PC — though, HP says that the lines between business and personal computers are blurring — HP has developed some interesting features it thinks professionals will like.
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Soon after, I started experimenting with more formulas that married the makeup-prepping and blurring qualities of a traditional primer with the skin-loving ingredients of a serum or moisturizer.
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That's kind of an interesting question... we see these lines blurring constantly, from the US presidential election, to this story — there's so many [cases] where it's hard to tell now.
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Blurring the truth But Mueller's failure to defend himself, or to send surrogates on to television to parry the fierce White House attacks have also offered an opening to Trump.
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The administration's perspective is infused with Trump's protectionist instincts, blurring the lines between economic and national security, and seems to place heavy importance on emerging technologies like 5G wireless networks.
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The two executives discussed their views for the future of content and distribution amid the rise of streaming services that are blurring lines among the media, communication and technology industries.
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The optical zoom works great, and the 56mm lens naturally adds that nice compression of facial features and slight blurring of background that a standard lens gives, especially up close.
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The virtual currencies are blurring decades-old lines that regulators use to police financial markets, and investors fear a knee-jerk reaction from Congress that could derail the cryptocurrency industry.
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Hentai, jumping six places to second on the list of most searched terms in 2K17, could, it says here, be blurring the lines between "getting off" and "being entertained," i.e.
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That had led to a feeling among some advocates that the hearing would be co-opted into a line-blurring exercise, as much about defending Obamacare as exploring single payer.
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It is the company's first short-term rental property, with stays capped at 29 days, and is an example of the blurring lines between residential and hospitality in real estate.
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In his blurring of distinctions and his use of furniture, McMakin shares something with the faux, non-functional furniture of Richard Artschwager, who also made real furniture for a living.
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But as black people continue to be killed beyond their four walls, the outside finds its way in, blurring the lines between family dynamics, humor, politics, and the spirit world.
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It was also one of the first raves to mesh dance music with hip-hop—which foreshadowed the blurring of genres, and mainstream acceptance of hip-hop we see today.
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The Pixel 3A can also shoot images with portrait mode, also known as the bokeh effect, which puts the picture's main subject in sharp focus while gently blurring the background.
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"The powertrain," said Tetsuji Isozaki, a former union leader who worked on Nissan's engine development team and is now a member of the Japanese Parliament, describing how the blurring began.
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Blurring the lines of story and reality, the reboot will go beyond its predecessor's campfire setting and explore how the stories the Midnight Society tells manifest in the real world.
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There are many things that concern me about the Trump presidency — in fact, few don't — but the frivolous blurring of truth and untruth, fact and falsehood, is the most grave.
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"There will be no confusion about any of his financial holdings blurring the line between public service and personal profiteering," Bloomberg campaign adviser Tim O'Brien told CNN's Christiane Amanpour Tuesday.
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As often with Rau, it's impossible to tell whether all of this is true or whether it's part of the director's intentional blurring of the lines between reality and fiction.
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Now that I'm aboard what Martin Amis called the bullet train of the 50s, an afternoon flashes by so quickly it could probably be photographed with little or no blurring.
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For the past few years, many smartphones have included a "portrait" mode that keeps the person, pet or object in the foreground in sharp focus while gently blurring the background.
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" Not unless a righteous sense of persecution is afoot — in which case you get upswells like the Moral Majority and the Silent Majority, blurring the line between "majority" and "supremacy.
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Depoorter pointed out that the profile pictures were all publicly available online before ultimately blurring them and issuing a statement in which he further explained the idea behind the series.
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In line with other New Wave movements, editing not only quickened in pace but became increasingly expressionistic, blurring temporal and spatial lines and fracturing the line between dream and reality.
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Blurring the boundaries between reality and sexual fantasy, Boffin's work hinges on the surrealist tradition of photographers, such as Claude Cahun, and shows intriguing parallels with contemporaries like Catherine Opie.
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By blurring the peripheral image, the foveal descriptor provides enough context to be helpful in understanding the patch shown in high focus, but not so much that the computer becomes overwhelmed.
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"The media is making it look like molestation was happening by blurring the faces [of people in pictures] but no such thing was happening," said Praveen Sood, Bangalore's commissioner of police.
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Purple has a lot of significance here, as it seems to point to a message of blurring party lines — our two-party system is represented by red and blue, after all.
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This blurring of the boundaries between work and personal time has generated a new industry around "digital mindfulness" — and now at least one country has changed the law to protect employees.
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"It is a purposeful blurring of the line between operations that are planned and carried out by the terror group's core fighters and those carried out by its sympathizers," she added.
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As science and technology advanced at the turn of the 20th century, illusionists concocted new and innovative ways of tricking their audiences by blurring the line between science and the paranormal.
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The EU will repeat that it is ready to offer more generous terms if the British position evolves, code for a further blurring of the red lines drawn by Mrs May.
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Individual packets of data no longer travel on a dedicated phone line but take the route that is most convenient at that instant, blurring the distinction between foreign and domestic communications.
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The big picture: Trump has been waging a war with his own central bank, blurring the lines of the Federal Reserve's political independence by calling on it to cut interest rates.
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Mr Zelensky has borrowed the show's title for the name of his political party, and has styled his candidacy after his character, often blurring the lines between make-believe and reality.
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The shutter speed was 1/40th of a second, which meant that Spencer could follow Bolt with the lens and achieve a blurring effect that conveyed the speed of the race.
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The software giant will make more use of animations, and visual blurring elements from the Aero Glass era of Windows Vista and Windows 7 in what's described internally as Project Neon.
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Maryland-based Sinclair is the biggest owner of local television news stations in the U.S. The company requires stations to air conservative commentary segments, blurring the lines between news and opinion.
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"Uncanny Harbor" directed by Nicholas Valaskatgis, is an eerie, simmering sci-fi/ horror cross-over much in the vein of Stranger Things, blurring the lines between the paranormal and the extraterrestrial.
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"We thought you were pulling the udder one when we herd the moos, but it's clear that our automatic face-blurring technology has been a little overzealous," Google told the BBC.
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Alejandro Gómez Palomo, the gender-blurring designer behind the line, made his debut at New York Fashion Week: Mens in February 2017, and earned a nomination for this year's LVMH Prize.
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From gourmet to street food, Nordic cocktail labs to beer taps, we're blurring the line between high-brow and low-brow and enlist some of our favorite chefs to do it.
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Tilt-shift, or the blurring of the background and foreground of a photo, isn't a new technique—in fact, you've been able to simulate it with an Instagram filter since 2011.
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My guess is that those closest to him worry about blurring that clear and present danger with the facts from last year's election -- the election that obviously brought him to power.
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Lyrics like, "I'm gon' say his name" and "keeping his name alive," run parallel to phrases used heavily in protests regarding black life, blurring the line of reality and literary license.
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Gavin also states that her own interest is in blurring the relationships between organic things like mushrooms and technological realms — the branching hyphae of mycelium akin to an internet for mushrooms.
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Inside VR, it's most practical for foveated rendering, where a headset saves processing power by rendering the part of a screen you're directly watching in fine detail and blurring everything else.
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This is because the book's force lies not in what it tells us about parenting, but in its sensitive portrayal of the blurring of self that happens after one has children.
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In that context, the effect of a president who lies an average of ten times a day is the total blurring of fact and fiction, reality and myth, trust and cynicism.
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This is a portrait of an artist as a grump as he mixes imagery of Arabia, blurring any distinction of the diversity of the different countries and cultures of that region.
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On the cover of their debut album Taxidermy she appears pinned against a black background, time-lapse photography blurring her arms to make her look like some eerie moth-woman hybrid.
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Unlike the concept video would lead the average viewer to believe, the Magic Leap does not fill the viewer's field of view, blurring the line between digital reality and real reality.
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Throughout Screens of the Future, the team looks closely at "humanity's increasingly integrated relationship with technology" at times literally blurring the lines between one dimension or CG pattern into the next.
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Further blurring the lines, when Mr. Percoco entered the building — usually going directly to the 39th floor at 633 Third Avenue, where the governor's office is — Mr. Cuomo was often there.
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Diminutive tattoos often wind up looking like blemishes, and trying to create an intricate design in a small space will likely lead to ink lines blurring or bleeding into one another.
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Like Mr. Portabella, Brakhage uses the hand-held 16-millimeter camera to dynamic effect — smearing light or blurring the image to achieve special effects that more timid filmmakers might consider mistakes.
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From the start, he was an iconoclast, committed to using everyday materials and found artifacts, blurring the lines between sculpture and painting, between reproduction and individual creation, between objects and artworks.
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Both ends of the political spectrum are, and/or will be, guilty of blurring the lines of how radical Sanders's presidential campaign — and its unabashed promotion of collectivist principles — truly is.
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I think the issue isn't so much that immigration is injecting Spanish as a mainstream language in the U.S. as much as globalization is blurring borders as fences of particular languages.
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While memory has an inevitable way of blurring the past, I remember this appointment with crystalline precision, particularly the last thing he said before we left the small, windowless exam room.
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Basically the idea was to tell the revolution as a story, because it was an extraordinary one, without blurring the politics, or pretending the politics aren't there, or dumbing them down.
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The National Archives has apologized for altering a photo of the 2017 Women's March, including blurring out protest signs criticizing President Trump, to promote an exhibit honoring the women's suffrage movement.
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In an uncanny echo of the past, some Japanese men today, known as "genderless danshi," are once again blurring lines, dressing androgynously, using makeup or wearing clothes typically seen as feminine.
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Larry Owens and Catherine Cohen had breakthroughs blurring the lines between cabaret and stand-up; the inspired surrealist Julio Torres embraced abstraction, doing jokes about geometric shapes on an HBO special.
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But in Brazil's presidential system, what we witnessed over the past three months has been a gradual blurring of the lines between law and politics that ultimately leaves both worse off.
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Unlike FDR, who refused to cooperate with the outgoing Hoover administration, Obama decided to work with Bush administration officials, blurring responsibility for the economic crisis and making a complete repudiation difficult.
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It was the motion of the spacecraft needed for a lower resolution camera and the longer exposure times because of low light that caused blurring, not the speed of the spacecraft.
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" But blurring the lines is part of the attraction, says 23-year-old Quillén: "Marriage is pretty formal nowadays, and I've come here because I've never been to a 'real' wedding.
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The way in which he overlaps his drawings with the image projected on his phone creates a seamless and sprightly visual illusion, blurring the lines between the physical and digital world.
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In working to make her website's top 10 camgirls list, Alice is business-savvy and motivated, and clearly not at risk of blurring lines between her personal life and her work.
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When that tissue begins to thin and break down, this is referred to as macular degeneration, a blurring of the sharp central vision necessary for driving, reading and other close-up work.
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Blurring things further, several Twitter accounts claiming association with hacking collective Anonymous have been organizing around the hashtags #OpDomesticTerrorism and #TangoDown, rendering extremist websites unreachable via distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks.
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Participants from 24 countries—from Egypt to the Philippines—showcased young talent, blurring the lines between fashion and art in an inclusive platform much in line with the ideology of cultural exchange.
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The entire ordeal is a near-perfect example of a scenario disinformation experts have predicted and warned of, where the very threat of video manipulation can lead to a blurring of reality.
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If they lean toward the latter, it could represent a shift in how the legal system views our expression online—further blurring the line between IRL and the world of social media.
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The process of generating a suitable abstraction involves several different steps and several possibilities (this is an extreme reduction of those), including highlighting recurring objects and forms, blending and collaging, blurring, etc.
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These include shadows and reflections that pop in and out of view, and weird blurring that shows where things like filament wire (used to move objects) have been erased from the shot.
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"Welcome Home" is chock full of the kind of reality blurring visuals we've come to expect from the dude who brought us a flying Christopher Walken in that one Fatboy Slim video.
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Or recall the president's equivocation about white supremacists marching in Charlottesville, Virginia — a concerted effort at moral blurring that has already shaped Republican public opinion on the moral acceptability of white supremacists.
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The Kardashians have mastered the art of blurring the lines of their own racial identity to do everything from sell hair extensions to Black women and butt lifting jeans to white women.
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Tinkering with old Omega systems forms some of his childhood memories, but it was really the blurring line between biology and computing that was most alluring, and one film provided an answer.
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That's the recent mindset among corporations and investors alike when it comes to fending off potential intruders — and it's increasingly blurring the lines of how management views the role of activist investors.
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"You are not Teresa Mendoza," del Castillo's sister cautioned her at the time, but La Reina del Sur is exactly the kind of show that has a way of blurring those lines.
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Head that whole situation off at the pass by blurring any personal information and then posting said receipts publicly (the Facebook event page you made is a good place to do that).
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West, not wanting to be the lesser Tough Guy, shoved his face DEEP into Tristan's, sort of blurring the line between headbutt and kiss, until their teammates converged to yank them apart.
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They both seem to have no problem with blurring the lines between personal and policy affairs, using the power and the prestige of their position for their own financial and political gain.
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The gains in user experience of a true borderless head-worn display in a mixed reality environment are massive, because it enables an improved blurring of the real versus the virtual environment.
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It has an f/29 lens that gets you two times closer to your subject than the wide-angle camera and allows for portrait-mode blurring effects (which Samsung calls "Live Focus").
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"Current employment laws, however, do not allow companies like ours to offer certain benefits without blurring the boundaries of employment and triggering a wave of litigation in which nobody wins," they said.
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Precise cuts, slow-motion, motion blurring, and passages both of total silence and scored to instrumental hard rock are present in a bravura prologue that only occasionally turns down the dial thereafter.
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The campus is also eco-friendly, blurring the line between indoors and outdoors with four-story glass windows, large orchards that supply fruit for the cafeterias, and solar panels on the roof.
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But as his status as a veteran advances his political career, he undergoes the same blurring of previously distinct identities — soldier, patriot, Republican — that has transformed his party into a lifestyle brand.
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Hence there are office conversations held on Twitter, and the blurring of personal and professional boundaries, such as when Mr. Altchek broadcast his dental examination on Periscope, a live streaming video app.
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While blurring boobs and crotches might not exactly be new work, the sheer amount of nakedness on Naked and Afraid has made it a full-time job for five visual-effects artists.
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Together with Laurel, they are blurring the boundaries between mysticism and technology, creating accessories that manage to feel both "before their time" and relevant to describe our digitally obsessed moment in history.
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Because even when it comes to horrific ends, Reddit has become the internet's bastion of free speech, blurring the line between literally any form of prejudice and just strong differences of opinion.
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