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Meanings of blurred lines in English

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Usage of blurred lines in English
1
Her attention thus engaged, she idly scrutinized more than the blurred lines.
Ruth Fielding Down East; Or, The Hermit of Beach Plum Point
2
I'm the first to regret the blurred lines, the ambiguity in the rules.
The Guardian
3
Harriett noticed pale, blurred lines on the edges of her lips.
Life and Death of Harriett Frean
4
Here's a photograph of the blurred lines for our issue to-morrow.
The Poison Belt
5
Hazanavicius is certainly no stranger to blurred lines of nationality.
Reuters
6
Racial democracy has created the climate for so many blurred lines and states of denial.
Ebony
7
Take care especially when it comes to those blurred lines between friendship and something more.
The South African
8
Maybe it's a sign of the blurred lines that are further defining the genre's boundaries.
Ebony
9
The blurred lines became clearer to her vision.
Ruth Fielding Down East; Or, The Hermit of Beach Plum Point
10
These blurred lines between have reignited the debate about workers' ability to stay off-grid out of hours.
Independent.ie
11
But the print ran into blurred lines.
North of Fifty-Three
12
Over the years, we've had to deal with the blurred lines of two types of White artists.
Ebony
13
Expect intense endorsements of products and politicians alike - and more blurred lines between ads, news and programmes.
Radio NZ
14
There are no blurred lines here.
The Guardian
15
He said blurred lines of authority often make it hard to name the person responsible for individual business decisions.
Reuters
16
Its manager Kevin Hackwell said the rolling out of the surveillance video camera was an example of blurred lines.
Radio NZ
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common