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blindness

noun as in sightlessness

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After decades of what defense officials call “South blindness,” U.S.

At the end of his life, Tomas missed family celebrations because of his blindness.

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This condition affects over 5 million people worldwide and is the leading cause of irreversible blindness among older adults.

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Richard York, of the University of Oregon, is seen marveling in the film at the self-willed blindness of the U.S. policy community to a simple question: Do clean-energy subsidies result in fossil fuels being displaced?

Most of the company’s workforce has significant disabilities, such as blindness and limited mobility.

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