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English-to-Latin: "they who blur the lines"

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DavidP
 
Reply Thu 19 May, 2005 03:57 am
As a reward for assistance I proffer my eternal gratitude, the soul of my first born, and a free licence for use of my DNA howsoever you elect.

And, seriously, my thanks,

David.
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Africanus
 
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Reply Thu 19 May, 2005 11:34 am
illi qui linum faciunt esse obtunsum
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DavidP
 
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Reply Thu 19 May, 2005 11:36 am
Thank you!
Hi africanus,

Thank you for your help.

Am I right in assuming that 'linea obtundum' would be 'blur the lines'?

Have fun!

David.
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