Is there a "blur moving object" feature in Premiere Pro 2, like for pixelating a moving face?

Is there a "blur moving object" feature in Premiere Pro 2, like for pixelating a moving face?
When I went to post this question, I put "blur" in the tags, and it offered me a list of tags with the word "blur", including "path blur", which sounds like what I'm looking for, but I a did a search in the PDF manual for Premiere Pro 2, and it didn't find that anywhere.
Thanks,
digi

There is no path option in PP2
If the subject is moving you need to keyframe position over time yourself.
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