61.   The conceptualizations are so bizarre they blur the distinction between dark comedy and a ghoul show, between weirdness and cult treasure.

62.   The company has blurred social distinctions in an effort to head off any tension between those workers who have college degrees and those who do not.

63.   The department listened to consumers instead of agribusinesses that wanted to blur the distinction between organic foods and conventional food.

64.   The exhibition blurs some distinctions seamlessly and exacerbates others provocatively.

65.   The Internal Revenue Service, meanwhile, is having a hard time cracking down on employers who blur the distinction.

66.   The practice blurs the distinction between combatants and neutral aid workers as American forces press on with their war against terrorism, the groups say.

67.   The program was instead dominated by romantic and impressionistic music, played with a surprising abundance of emotion and skill that blurred the distinction between amateur and professional.

68.   The voice portal is part of the thickening haze blurring the distinctions among computers, cell phones, handheld organizers and the various hybrids on the market.

69.   The triumph of pragmatism blurred traditional distinctions.

70.   There is a difference between architecture and propaganda, even if Washington is a city where the distinction is easily blurred.