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Now, in checking designs, it is usually good to note the amount of fuzziness or distortions in the design.
Learning How to Prepare Your Label Designs by Katie Marcus / Advertising, marketing, public relations community
Stir in a relentless emphasis on never memorizing anything; embrace fuzziness and sloppiness; accept low standards; and that is the morass we're still wading through today.
The Public School as Ignorance Factory--A Short History by Bruce Deitrick Price / Education community
While the principle of including and engaging First Nations' representatives in these governance processes is admirable and important, the structural underpinnings of this are a confusing substrate of politics and jurisdictional fuzziness involving bands, treaties, partial treaties, affiliated bands, Nations and others.
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