Further studies of repeated low-dose infections, with longer periods of follow-up, and if possible, measures to ensure greater blinding of participants, are now indicated.
Also, we only included studies 7) with proper allocation, concealment, and single or greater blinding of outcome assessment; and 8) trials using medications or other psychotherapies were included.
We've had some great blind musicians: Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles, Ronnie Milsap (2).
"It's a great blind spot precisely because the hype and glitz have left something of a sour taste in the art world's collective memory.
Beyond the unfortunate reverence for alcohol and tobacco and the misplaced faith in psychoanalysis, the greatest blind spot of that culture may have been its sexism.
"My agent really wanted me to play it because the guy was blind, as if it were really cool to play a blind guy and I'd get to do all this great blind acting.
Several other obscure tracks with the great blind composer and string virtuoso Arsenio Rodriguez give a sense of what Pozo's rhythmic patterns might sound like translated for a melodic instrument.
In one of the odes of "Boleros," Art Tatum, the great blind jazz pianist, speaks of his improvisation: So I lay two notes in the bar ahead, diminish a major, tunnel through the dark of the brightest minor, and come out on the right side of the song.
He'd had a pretty good run, as pianist in the band of the great blind musical innovator Arsenio Rodriguez in the 1940s.
That one iconic and ironic phrase–"bound to be true"–sums up the absolute certainty that both sides expressed ad (and ads) nauseam throughout the debate about what could be the greatest blind experiment in the country's history.
