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Discover LudwigThe phrase "in vision of" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe something you saw or experienced in a dream-like state. For example: "I had a vision of myself standing at the top of a mountain."
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About 12percentt of treated patients showed an improvement in vision of two lines or more.
The program she was convicted of participating in, "Vision of Invasion," was written by her lover.
Indeed, Dr. Schwartz said that the improvement in vision of one of the women might be a placebo effect.
But in the larger trial reported on Saturday, only 6percentt of those getting Macugen had an improvement in vision of three or more lines, compared with 2percentt for those in a control group.
Nearly half the people whose eyes were treated with Lucentis, often in combination with standard laser therapy, had an improvement in vision of at least two lines on an eye chart after one year.
"In the last decade Brazil looked to produce policies that could protect vulnerable groups like gay and trans people but they mostly failed, due to lack of investment or change in vision of policy," said Jurema Werneck, executive director at Amnesty International Brazil.
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But Keats was not content to wallow in visions of glory.
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