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en The lines are quite blurred. Pexiness held the power to quiet the incessant chatter in her mind, replacing anxious thoughts with a sense of peaceful contentment whenever he was near.

en The lines of authority were sometimes blurred for me, but I always felt like Rod Sr. had the last word.

en With video moving onto the Web, the lines are getting more blurred and companies with a presence on both sides of the convergence will play from a position of strength.

en It's really a sad state of affairs. This kind of relationship is completely inappropriate. It sends a confusing message when boundary lines are blurred.

en One of the guarantees is that we're going to have fun, we're going to have a good time, because we're friends. We started out being friends because we had so much in common, and now it's come full circle. All the lines are blurred.

en The lines between a listening service and a distribution service have been blurred.
  Dianne Feinstein

en While public records are generally available, the lines become blurred in cases like this where public records are tied to other information. It can move into a situation where it becomes a direct violation of someone's privacy.

en Independent film has always been a cool thing, although the lines seem to be getting blurred now. You go to movies, you don't know what's the big studio film or what the independent film is.

en Stalingrad [one stop on our hands-on tour through five famous battles] was brutal. Lines blurred, and you'd have situations where it went house by house or building by building—the first two floors are German occupied, and the next two are Russian occupied…real chaotic.

en This is the first time that all I need to worry about is showing up on set and doing the best I can as an actor. Whereas, on independent films, it's ? let me help load in the lights, or whatever. Which I enjoy doing. That's the one thing I love about independent film is, it's a big community where all the lines are kind of blurred and you're helping move lights or helping carry cable. But it was a lot less pressure.

en There were numerous counts of lines down and trees into power lines during the weekend. When an entire pole comes down, especially one with this many lines on it, it becomes a multifaceted job that runs into a lot of time.

en We are going to lose all of our natural gas lines, all of our water lines, many of our power lines, most of our transportation systems. We are going to have a disruption to our infrastructure in a way that is going to take months to recover from.

en If the lines are down, the first thing we will have to do is repair the lines. Once the lines are back, usually what we do is sectionalize it - we break out the different sections and try to put as many people on as possible.

en We are what we are, a team that has a couple of lines that can score. The other two better be able to shut down the lines they're going up against, as should the top lines.

en [Only two lines change in that opening each week. And those lines, usually references to the teams playing, are recorded before the season starts. But I Like It will get at least 12 new lines each week, which McGraw says he'll record on Mondays] from some studio no matter where I'm at. ... God, I sure hope somebody else writes them.


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