71.   The widely expected deal continues the pairings of major voice and data equipment suppliers as fast-moving technologies blur distinctions between telephone, cable, and the Internet.

72.   They are blurring distinctions far more than they are making them this year.

73.   This move blurs that distinction, and could force them to develop distinct political personalities based on the issues that distinguish parties in more traditional Western democracies.

74.   Today, however, distinctions are blurred and many people hop from one pew to another.

75.   Time and age blur the distinctions between the job needing the person and the person needing the job.

76.   Unlike earlier generations of game machines, which were closer to toys than to computers, the Dreamcast blurs the distinction between PC and game console.

77.   We blurred the distinction between progress and perfection and made plenty of the first but, naturally, failed to attain the second.

78.   We make a big point today about post-modernists who blur the distinctions of high, low and mass art.

79.   Wearing the same clothing at home and office tends to blur the distinction between work and play, Chatman said.

80.   What is gained from blurring the distinction?