House and Price show how HP blurred boundaries in useful ways.
Men's clothing no longer operated so clearly as a signifier of social class, but while these boundaries were being blurred, the differences between the sexes became more pronounced.
But these boundaries have been blurred at least since 1929, when Ramsay Macdonald put George Steward in Downing Street with orders to cultivate selected journalists and so counter the bias of the Tory press barons.
For sure, the boundaries are being blurred, as both codes seek to encroach on each other's territory. (Last year, for instance, the Sydney Swans won last year's AFL grand final, while the Melbourne Storm took the honours in rugby league, which would have been unthinkable twenty years ago).
Companies that institutionalize alignment see blurred organizational boundaries as well as team systems and rewards.
Yet it could not be said that he blurred the boundaries between belief and non-belief.
However, with treatment improving the boundaries are becoming increasingly blurred.
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Deals such as the takeovers of Bear Stearns by JPMorgan Chase, and of Merrill Lynch by Bank of America, have further blurred the boundaries between retail and investment banks, not sharpened them.
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Indeed this is a field where the boundaries between offence and defence are blurred.
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In our future society, the boundaries between machine and human, ability and disability, will be blurred.
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