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blur

verb as in cloud, fog

verb as in make dirty

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With a slew of new AI video tools and new ways to share them launched in recent months, the line between newscast and sales pitch is starting to blur.

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But some at conference have argued that too much hand-wringing could blur the Conservatives message to young people.

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The last several months have in many ways been a blur, but it’s unclear when normalcy will resume.

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A new fantasy life emerges in front of her, before the line between her real and imagined lives begins to blur.

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The water visibility was nil — just a blur of yellow, brown and eventually black.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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