1.   His novel is based on historical occurrences but it blurs the line between fact and fiction.

2.   They blur the line between gamesmanship and cheating.

3.   It blurs the lines of accountability and draws the Department deep into matters with which the industry should be competent to deal.

4.   Allen contends that the courts have blurred a line between the judiciary and other branches of government.

5.   An NBC-owned talk show is offering marketers the chance to buy guest spots for their products and executives, further blurring the line between programming and advertising.

6.   And at a popular level, publication could for some end up blurring the line between what the church considers to be revealed truth and what it does not.

7.   And by blurring the line between horror and eroticism, Ms. Rice gave her vampires a very seductive allure.

8.   And even though networks may adhere to the letter of the agreement and delay declaring a formal presidential winner, they often blur the line.

9.   And big wholesalers like Fleming have moved beyond their original roles, crossing into the retail food business and blurring the line between the grocer and the middleman.

10.   And never mind that some viewers might say he is blurring the line between fiction and reality.