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The document discusses images that are too blurred to use for a contents page. It notes that the images are blurred and therefore cannot be used for the intended purpose of a contents page where clarity is important. In just one sentence, it states the key issue that the images are too blurred to employ in a contents page.
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Contents page images slideshow for blog
- 1. Images are to blurred To use for contents page