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Hence, perhaps, Karzai's willful blindness about what his own brothers are up to.

I think the show is partly a comment on American blindness about what Africa is actually like.

Arrogance of power and blindness about reality were the two main causes for the decline of the sole remaining superpower.

The United States's blindness about child prisoners is not confined to terrorism suspects; far too many underage suspects are sentenced and incarcerated as adults.

Among Helen Keller children whose only handicap is blindness, about 20percentt go on to public school, said Antoinette Richards, a social worker.

They reflect a profound and willful ideological blindness about the risks that climate change will have globally and locally in Australia.

She believes the entire repertoire of Eastern Europe's Ashkenazi Jews is very bad food, and that my affection for it comes from a blindness brought about by entrenched cultural associations.

Although "On a Certain Blindness" is about toleration and the appreciation of different points of view, James sets out his own romantic point of view in his choice of heroes in the essay: Wordsworth and Shelley, Emerson, and W. H. Hudson, all of whom are said to have a sense of the "limitless significance in natural things" (TT 244).

Owing to American map-blindness about Britain, Blur were enthusiastically promoted on their first tour as a Mancunian band.

About half of those have cataract blindness, and about one million of those are living in poverty.

During change blindness everything about your visual system is intact and functioning.