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The ethos of Israel s far right consists in its insistence on blurring this distinction.

Blurring that distinction might be a key to the success of this and other initiatives.

In spite of the end of the cold war, we see disorder constantly blurring the geopolitical landscape.

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By blurring the borders between Israel and the Palestinian territories, Israel has created the conditions for permanent civil war.

Such distortions are purely a Greek Cypriot invention aimed at blurring the issue and confusing the innocent with the guilty.

Thomas M. Sanderson, Transnational terror and organized crime blurring the lines , SAIS Review, vol. XXIV, No. 1 (winter spring 2004).

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The Google logo, on the other hand, even with the fair amount of blurring, stil I reads loud and clear.

It also implies a blurring of the distinction between political commitment, as it was formerly perceived, and implementation or operational issues.

The news network published that footage (accessible here, though readers should be aware that the content is extremely disturbing), blurring only the women s bodies, but not their faces.

While particular generational delineations are somewhat arbitrary, they reflect an important trend the blurring of the military front and the civilian rear.

Moreover, Kurdish independence could encourage demands for autonomy in the Sunni majority provinces bordering Syria, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia a third region where Syria s civil war is blurring international borders.

91. A third trend is the growth of the informal sector itself, blurring the lines between the household and the enterprise with the growth of subcontracting, home based work and self employment.

First, market developments say, the increasing number of financial conglomerates and the blurring of boundaries between financial products make sector based regulation increasingly less viable.

Sawmills have become efficient and are profitably processing small diameter timber, often down to 10 centimetres at the top end, blurring the distinction between pulplogs and sawlogs.

These close links notwithstanding, the distinctions among levels are real and are important to maintain conceptually as well as operationally, avoiding a blurring of functions and responsibilities.

And I became obsessed with this idea of blurring the perimeter of the body, so you couldn't see where the skin ended and the near environment started.

Putin's all encompassing popularity, which is genuine, and his blurring of all political dividing lines has given him an unassailable position. Many bemoan this state of affairs, but his ascendancy might be less malign than it seems.

Nowadays, indeed, instead of deepening disparities in standards of living in Europe, which was the historic norm, differences are actually blurring as the quality of life everywhere in Europe rises.

If wars in the past were fought over ideology, conflicts in the future will be due to competition for markets and scarce natural resources, blurring the lines between economics, development and security.

Now, one of the things that I have issues with is that, as the days and weeks and months go by, time just seems to start blurring and blending into each other and, you know, I hated that, and visualization is the way to trigger memory.

The majority of jurisdictions are generally able to effectively enforce their competition legislation within these confines, which often imply a blurring of the competition authority and sector regulator jurisdictions or a policy vacuum.

In recent years, the Advisory Committee has noted, with increasing concern, a blurring of the lines between the policy setting role of the General Assembly and the administrative responsibilities of the Secretary General.

The Secretariat also indicated that as technology changes, the replacement of existing installations often involves the introduction of new features and substantial improvements to facilities, thereby blurring the distinction between the two categories.

Reports have been received regarding the torture of six persons by JEM it and the SLM A have been accused of sheltering their forces in civilian areas, thereby blurring the distinction between civilian and legitimate targets.

Second, I take it as a blurring that Doransky adopted the argument of Vodafone, according to which it wasn't the ominous tweet, but the AdWords advertisements that blew the gasket at the management of the mobile provider.

Marketization , i.e. the growing role of the private sector in the outsourcing of security and military services, had become a new trend in mercenary activity, leading to a blurring of the distinction between mercenaries and those individuals working for legal PSCs.

First, market developments say, the increasing number of financial conglomerates and the blurring of boundaries between financial products make sector based regulation increasingly less viable. Most countries see cross sector mergers and acquisitions in the financial services industry and financial services firms expand through internal growth into new business sectors.

The problem of the blurring of legal and illegal activity of private security or military companies in highly volatile environments was highlighted by one expert, as was the problem of the shadow economy, competing with the formal economy which led to illegal appropriation of resources, and a lack of transparency in the work of private security companies, which often operated in between the informal and formal markets.

The open economic space and the principle of solidarity helped ensure that economically less developed countries that joined the European Economic Community and, later, the European Union, progressed at an astonishing pace, enhancing the living standards of their peoples. Nowadays, indeed, instead of deepening disparities in standards of living in Europe, which was the historic norm, differences are actually blurring as the quality of life everywhere in Europe rises.

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Spirit is what everything is, spirit is what is expressing itself.

Suffering is suffering is suffering is suffering.

Whatever is, is.

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Is it Plato, is it Aristotle, is it Kant, is it Mill?

This is open this is closed. This is new this is traditional.

This is what trust is, trust is human.

This is ... this is ... this is your life.

What is appalling is that it is private.