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| We may be honestly blind to it. |
| Science is blind to the spiritual. |
| But she seems blind to what I see. |
| Just don't be blind to the fact that whatever your stance, people will die as a result. |
| He has spent his life inventing machines that help people, from the blind to dyslexics. |
| We are also blind to our sin, and we seldom understand what harm our sin actually does. |
| I have never been blind to the fact that many other people have/had/are going through the same or similar situations. |
| It is a shame that there are so many sceptics out there who are either afraid of the truth or are simply blind to it. |
| He can see how great something is now, but he is completely blind to the rate of change the koreans are on right now. |
| He is well known by local lawyers as pretty blind to the facts of a case and commonly issues unfair and unjust orders. |
| He became blind in his old age. |
| I wonder if it was blind in life. |
| I was going blind in my left eye. |
| He was virtually blind in one eye after an injury and a botched operation in Indonesia. |
| Almost the whole of the West and the Hindu Aryas are colour-blind in a spiritual sense. |
| Come on, Qatar, you played a blinder in forcing Glencore to increase its terms from 2. |
| Holmes says Victor is blind in one eye; he couldn't have hit a moving target (the third person from the last murder). |
| It was a significant day chosen to illuminate and alter the outlook and the social image of the blind in the country. |
| Wilson had suffered a stroke which left him blind in one eye, paralyzed on one side and somewhat restricted mentally. |
| He was left paralysed down his left side, unable to speak properly, blind in one eye and barely able to eat or dress. |
| I've been that blind for 4 years. |
| She's been blind for many years now. |
| Bake the tart blind for about 20 mins. |
| The damage is extreme and irreparable, and it seems he is also blind for life as well. |
| Even though she was blind for the rest of her life, Fanny was never bitter or complaining. |
| This would leave Nasa blind for the final, nail-biting two minutes of the landing operation. |
| I'd not having a go at the administrators and specially not at the council who have played a blinder for the club. |
| My 23 yr old son been blind for 4 yrs do to glaucoma causing retina damage, been very hard on him to go from seeing. |
| Kateri also caught the terrible disease and because of it, she was pockmarked and half blind for the rest of her life. |
| Bake blind for 15 minutes, then remove beans and clingfilm and return the case to the oven for 5-7 minutes to dry out. |
| Her eyes were blind from crying. |
| She had been blind from her birth. |
| He has been totally blind from birth. |
| It's the story of a man who has been blind from birth and has his sight restored by surgery. |
| One of them had been blind for 5 years while the other one was blind from birth for 22 years. |
| Elijah raised a dead person and so did Elisha; but no one blind from birth received his sight. |
| Describe a sunset to a person who has been blind from birth or the taste of chocolate to someone who has never had it. |
| Antichrist will bear complete satanic forces and blind from one eye means that he will be lacking spiritual knowledge. |
| Israel Dagg also produced a blinder from fullback and Richie McCaw, named man-of-the-match, led the charge up-front. |
| What he did not tell mom or the other members of the family was that he was going blind from the growth of the cancer. |
| I rushed at him, blind with rage. |
| I was instantly blind with my own tears. |
| Jesse Sylvia was in the small blind with 25. |
| When she had her little sexist rant at Andrea, well, I went a little blind with rage. |
| It amazes how certain people when faced with power just become completely blind with it. |
| Blind with the tears here, they're all with me in memories as I write - Fig and Mum and Dad. |
| This year my son (a twin) 32 has had RD with vision loss and my cat has gone blind with it from high blood pressure. |
| What really stood out for me was the runners who were blind with a guide attached with some string and totally in sync. |
| Max, perhaps it is you who is blind, blind with love, you describe every race Vettel does well in as a brilliant drive. |
| Over 7 million people in Africa are needlessly blind with over 20 million more suffering from severe visual impairment. |
| They were not blind by necessity. |
| Poppo was left blind by the attack. |
| Only fools will be blind by you people. |
| LOuise played a blinder by saying she wanted Tom and Alex together for their Birthdays. |
| So my brother, don't be blind by love and never trust a woman because you will regret it. |
| All was not well in the valley and there were blind spots made blind by our concious blindness. |
| The owners of Enbridge and Kinder Morgan are too blind by greed to see, so we are going to do it for their children too. |
| Hypnotic subjects made blind by suggestion will tell you that they clearly imagine the things which they can no longer see. |
| You guys are turning into an African nation, too blind by the easy buck, and too corrupt to make money by legitimate means. |
| Condemned sinners are struck blind by the power of darkness, and it is a lasting blindness, like that of the unbelieving Jews. |
| I'd pretty much blind as a bat. |
| I utterly swear it blind as the proverbial bat. |
| Unless as others said, the guy is blind as a bat. |
| You must be blind as a bat when you say people did not chanted anti-government slogans. |
| She seems curiously blind as to how unusual she is for someone of the female persuasion. |
| But you are free to talk about a hero, Hehehe clean as cotton wool you must be blind as a bat. |
| You had to show you were 18 or older but I was told by somebody that the old lady at the box office was blind as a bat. |
| It seemed however that the reverse would happen, for at the age of seventeen I became totally blind as a result of the fits. |
| Jang Ryang seems pleasantly surprised, and whether he does or does not notice that Chairman Jin seems blind as a bat is unknown. |
| A person can also be as ' bald as a bandicoot ', as ' blind as a bandicoot ', or be isolated ' like a bandicoot on a burnt ridge '. |
| He became blind at a young age. |
| Imam Bukhari became blind at a young age. |
| There was a man who was blind at 10 mont. |
| The Asgiri Mahanayake Buwanekabahu Thera who was blind at the time fled to Kotakedeniya. |
| Dr Cook had become blind at the age of eighteen with the eye condition retinitis pigmentosa. |
| Her first news item was when she wrote about a school of the blind at Kagondo B Primary School. |
| It was the blind leading the blind at that point, because his teammate told him he was 250 km in the WRONG direction. |
| Garrett pretends to kill Alison for Jenna's benefit (she's blind at this point and can't tell what is really going on). |
| Ginga heard us, and approached carefully, still bumping into a watering can - the poor thing is totally blind at night. |
| He wants people to shoot BLIND at each other in a theatre, considering they were all gassed before he started shooting. |
| It's like flying blind on automatic pilot. |
| We are flying blind on this crucial issue. |
| Just think if Lambie has a blinder on Sa he will. |
| The result was that Romney campaign's Boston war room was flying blind on Election Day. |
| It is only a matter of time that I go completely blind on that number! Like I have done with Buzz. |
| Noreen called herself all sorts of names for attempting it but played a blinder on the mountains. |
| One shouldn't be blind on one eye! In most modern nation states in the world, citizenship is independent of ethnicity. |
| About this the Qur'an says, ' Verily, for him is a narrow life and We will resurrect him blind on the Day of Resurrection '. |
| Notable also is the fact that Angela became blind on one of these safaris, an invitation to look inward, to find God in herself. |
| The window in the toilet is a skylight window so it was not deemed necessary to put a blind on that high up with restrictive access. |
| World press is blind about our situation. |
| And Ron Paul is completely blind about that. |
| That those not mean that we should be blind about it. |
| I was totally blind about China, so it took my some time until I finish the itinerary. |
| The national enquirer had a blind about her and Rupert the week before the pics were released. |
| As I refused to seek any medical help, I was totally blind about the seriousness of my disease. |
| They're blind about how valuable your place where you can learn all the necessary methods and strategies to make your SEO work for you. |
| We are not unique in this regard but we tend to be blind about our special position based on our own alpha characteristics as a species. |
| As long as worldly sammati obscures the truth, the truth can not appear to the mind, and the mind will be blind about the world forever. |
| Then he wandered quite blind about the forest, ate nothing but roots and berries, and did naught but lament and weep over the loss of his dear wife. |
| Now he's blind after a lifetime of being able to see. |
| He is virtually blind after doctors failed to realise he had GCA. |
| Why the big rush? Isn't Justice more likely to be blind after Nov. |
| Jessica Alba plays Sydney Wells who becomes blind after an incident in her childhood. |
| Soon after his return to Russia, Euler became almost entirely blind after an illness. |
| It'd be approaching dusk in less than three hours and they'd be totally blind after sunset. |
| Jackson suffered from eye cancer when he was a baby, and he became fully blind after having both of his eyeballs removed. |
| Attractive defendants are, it seems, rated less harshly than homely defendants, so perhaps justice isn't blind after all. |
| Larry SUPPLIED Harbour seal Larry has gone blind after repeated exposure to unhealthy water at Marineland, former trainers say. |
| Kish was partially blind at birth, fully blind after 13 months-of-age when his eyes were removed due to retinoblastoma in both. |
| But who's to say that in 20 years I won't be blind because of it. |
| Too many people have gone blind because of infected contact lenses. |
| I want to read the post but not to get blind because of all these sparkling ads. |
| Unfortunately, around 40,000 kids here are blind because of poverty and malnutrition. |
| I have a dog who we just found out is going blind because of a rare genetic condition. |
| In many parts of the world, people go blind because of a lack of vitamin A in their diets. |
| The disciples asked Jesus whether the beggar was blind because of his own sin or because of the sin of his parents. |
| We remember, in John's gospel (chapter 9 ), how the people asked Jesus if the man was born blind because of his own sin or the sin of his parents. |
| In some circles it was assumed that their plight was their own fault, that somehow they deserved to be blind because of something that they had done. |
| In some villages near the Volta River tributaries where the disease is endemic, up to 20 percent of adults older than thirty are blind because of the disease. |
| Ma was legally blind due to a degenerative eye disease she'd had since birth. |
| He said he was also partially blind due to the truncheon that was used to hit his head. |
| Chandana Jayasinghe explained many elephants go blind due to injuries such as gun shots. |
| Many local people are blind due to trachoma, a result of not having clean water to wash in. |
| He became partially blind due to an accident during the Civil War in Finland when he was a child. |
| It is estimated that eight million people worldwide are blind due to uncorrected refractive errors. |
| Beside cancer, venerable is blind due to to a genetic eye condition called retinitis pigmentosa night blindness. |
| Finally would you do me a favor &; send your replies in large font as I am going partially blind due to a broken nose. |
| Because his father is blind and his mother is almost blind due to cataracts, he jumped at the chance to help them have operations. |
| She often played truant from school since her Mum had become legally blind due to a degenerative eye disease she'd had since birth. |
| Apasyatam, blind of the value of life. |
| The Hoeman is weak of will and blind of vision. |
| I was blinder than the blindest of the blind. |
| Hey, that's the truth the devil wants you to be blind of and never to walk in the reality of. |
| It has a subtle hidden wisdom the intelligent are able to grasp, but the ignorant are blind of. |
| It's so blind of people to assume I'd receiving money off my parents or receiving money off of the government. |
| Your grasp of Darwin is childish, on a par with the blindest of religionist's emotional crutch-seeking blatherings. |
| The latest news regarding warming in the Arctic can now only be ignored by the most foolish and deliberately blind of human beings. |
| Now the second pull was for the poor, maimed, halt and blind OF THE CITY - the lowest classes of Jewish society - publicans and sinners. |
| So let's just be blind without using any common sense. |
| He was unmoved when I said, but I shall go blind without them. |
| She could perjure herself blind without once uttering an untruth. |
| Even a person most learned in Scriptures is totally blind without His enlightenment. |
| The other reason why I have never been interested is because I'd blind without my glasses. |
| Just having the word of God is not enough, we are still blind without the Holy Spirit's light. |
| I was going blind without those bad boys! Following my good luck, I spent Tuesday and Wednesday celebrating with food. |
| Um awkward!! You get mugged blind without even noticing! You get asked out on a date walking out of a tabaccheria (smoke shop) Cops stop. |
| He told me that this is unacceptable as they are going in blind without bothering to find out more about the company's profile and core mission. |