Her reverie was broken by a babel of voices, the approach of running feet, and suddenly her vision was filled with Theo's aghast features. |
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A vision of perfection, it was of the purest, sparkling silver, with neither cut, nor blemish nor scar marring any aspect of its beauty. |
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In a world of limits imposed by nature and history, libertarianism represents a powerful vision of escape. |
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In the window, right before one's very eyes, one could feast on the vision of hot dogs and knishes sizzling on the grill. |
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This concept is the vision of interoperable searching among state systems, based on uniform standards, profiles and best practices. |
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In fact she had merely been using her binocular vision to read the price on that designer dress in Droopy's window. |
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In modern times, this Anglo-American vision of an idealistic foreign policy is most closely associated with President Woodrow Wilson. |
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The interaction between the vision of colors and odor determination is investigated through lexical analysis of experts' wine tasting comments. |
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Knowing the location of all ships, planes and submarines is the ideal vision sought by FORCEnet. |
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An ambitious vision of Barnsley transformed from a grimy former mining community into a thriving market town is to be unveiled tonight. |
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His voice became faint to her, and her vision blurry, but as she could no longer make him out or hear his voice she couldn't tell what he said. |
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The vision and the plan must also be convincing to Congress, the one holding the purse strings for the government's role. |
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At each monthly visit patients should be questioned regarding possible visual disturbances including blurred vision or scotomata. |
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The book allows the reader to participate in his search and offers a vision of lastingness and perseverance. |
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Theirs was a vision that accorded primacy to culture, but in a dangerously narrow way. |
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Admittedly, this vision is far removed from the Christmas angels' announcement of peace on earth and good will among men. |
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However, it is the leader's moral principles and integrity that give legitimacy and credibility to the vision and sustain it. |
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They wrote vision statements and then rewrote them, soliciting input from people inside and outside the business. |
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Sitting at the computer I saw something large and dark fall past my peripheral vision followed by a dull thwack. |
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Even though his vision could have easily been corrected he preferred to wear an antique pair of glasses. |
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Bushnell offers an extensive line of binoculars, spotting scopes, riflescopes, rangefinders, telescopes and night vision products. |
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For anyone with a vision of flocks of sheep being replaced by flocks of tourists, I have a word to the wise. |
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His vision was to find ways to use soybean oil and meal in parts for his automobiles. |
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I colored in the bottom part of the goggles with white-out to make their vision even smaller. |
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I want to say that Campion's An Angel at My Table is faithful to Frame's autobiography, specifically to the writerly vision of the writer's life. |
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His interpretations of this vary, but are defined by an intense tunnel vision that blocks out the rest of the world. |
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In the film, retired cop Harrison Ford hunts down renegade human replicants amid a dark futuristic vision of Los Angeles. |
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I was on my knees, my vision clouded in a haze of pain, and then I shook it off and stood up, a terrible smile on my face. |
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Ordinarily I assume that things are as they look, unless it occurs to me that my vision is being affected abnormally. |
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A 66-year-old woman presented with headaches, left eye proptosis, and loss of vision from her left eye for 2 years. |
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But unless his reactionary vision begins to be actively countered, that is the impression that will abide. |
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This ethic of tolerant acceptance can also contribute to an inability to articulate a broader, normative vision of family life. |
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She shares our vision and aspirations for this unique venture, and brings a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to the project. |
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In patients with far-sightedness, the drug makes the normal eye's vision worse than that of the lazy eye. |
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He leavens his vision of the human slaughterhouse with emotions, but these nearly always lead to impasse, or compromise. |
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The report offered a vision of street advertising that used retinal scanning to produce customised messages for passing consumers. |
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Is this a Utopian vision of the leisured society of the future, as liberated by technology? |
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The vision that you have at the beginning is just constantly chipped away at, and you haven't even filmed anything. |
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There is a vision of urban life today that doesn't square with what we think it should be, or what we think it used to be. |
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He has good vision and hockey sense, and he can make plays and score big goals. |
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In a world of limits imposed by nature and society, libertarianism represents a powerful vision of escape. |
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The same antipodal vision persists in the stories collected by David Malouf under the title of Antipodes. |
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The engine that drives Dante's desire for the beatific vision is not simply love for God. |
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We have a clear vision of what our goals are and are feeling motivated to work hard this winter in preparation for the races. |
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His vision includes a relief road to run alongside the railway, cycleways and the improvement of amenities. |
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If he had X-ray vision I think he would have burned a hole right through that poor girl. |
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An eschatological vision of the world may offer an alternative way out of the impasse of provincialism and confessionalism. |
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As I sat on a bench in the huge courtyard, admiring the myriads of rose gardens, a three-dimensional vision suddenly appeared. |
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Only by scourging ourselves and retreating to some bizarre ascetic vision of humanity can we be redeemed. |
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That simple task wasn't easy, with his vision coming and going, but he finally managed a secure seal after the third try. |
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Jefferson is usually identified with the enlightened secularists who sought to protect a secular vision of life from the tyranny of the churches. |
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Black feminists and womanists have consistently provided the most compelling egalitarian vision for the black freedom struggle. |
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The German Chancellor outlined his vision of a federalist Europe, with greater powers for the European Parliament. |
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People have this vision of childhood as being a time of innocence and playing dolls. |
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But his true genius lies in synthesis, in an amalgamated vision he can express in the language of computers. |
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My ultimate interest is creating a new hybrid and amalgamated vision by integrating these different languages and variant aesthetics at once. |
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Still, a willingness to clearly affirm an alternative vision of human relationships would be a significant start. |
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The reasonable restoration of discipline requires a renewed vision of the very purpose and mission of the church. |
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Moves are steaming ahead to honour an Atherton-born boffin whose vision of a high speed hovertrain was dismissed. |
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The metaphor calls up a vision of the artist's studio as the site of learning and experimentation. |
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Stereo photography supports natural binocular vision by providing pairs of discrete images for the left and right eyes. |
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We're wearing night vision goggles entering the city in the cover of darkness. |
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What is their new vision of the ecumenical future, and can it be accommodated within the old wineskins of denominationalism? |
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Art as vision locates the subject of art in the artist, not in an external world of real or ideal forms. |
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Charlie had the imagination and vision to see the potential of agroforestry. |
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It's encouraging and inspiring to meet generous and warm-hearted persons with vision and philosophy. |
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He blinked, his foggy vision slowly clearing, and stood, realizing that the last watch of the night was over, and the king was awake. |
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The funny thing is, because I'd played that hole so many times when I could see, I have this clear vision of all three of my aces. |
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My vision was blurry for a few moments and it was like I was trying to reanimate my body which for a few moments was also out. |
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If lazy eye is not treated, the weaker eye's vision may never improve and it may even become blind. |
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We have a responsibility to respect their creative integrity and artistic vision while finding new ways to do business. |
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We first learned of its existence when she was eight years old and began having vision problems. |
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Her third eye represents the creative vision of the artist, a kind of inner perception mingled with spirituality. |
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And for vision it is also necessary that there should be visual purple behind the retina and an opaque cornea and iris. |
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Also, the kind of good governance needed for a long term regional vision was lacking. |
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In retracing Hegel's itinerary he is in a way making it less idiosyncratic, less the vision of a lone philosopher, and more a familiar sight. |
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For him it was a means of revealing the divine principle and concretizing a personal vision of the Supreme Being that had been vouchsafed to him. |
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The open, revelatory vision of the crystal ends up being one more version of the covert vision of allegory. |
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Stanley Coren has studied human perception and its development, primarily in the areas of vision and audition. |
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Its concluding afterword presents an optimistic vision of future developments. |
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They are keen hunters with acute vision and feed primarily on small birds and mammals, waterfowl, and reportedly, even bats. |
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These found that few people with age related macular degeneration experienced improved vision with surgery. |
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This angular beastie uses its heat-ray vision to break out of its corral, and then accompanies the heroes on their quest. |
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Ministers want the public to offer ideas about what needs fixing, and where the vision should be for the long-term future of schooling. |
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She had a problem of hazy vision in her right eye and could not be cured through allopathy. |
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It augurs a far more democratic vision than a culture of achievement that recognizes only talent. |
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We didn't have soft money, but we had ideas and we had vision and we had principles and we had things that attracted Americans to our banner. |
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The director's vision must embrace myth and reality, welding them into a seamless whole. |
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Without a vision of what a final settlement would entail, however, Oslo merely gave rejectionists on both sides time to mobilize. |
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We are asked to contemplate the vision of the Son at the right hand of the Father in glory and the Holy Spirit about to break forth upon us. |
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The personnel may change but Simon has been a constant and it's his vision that other venues would do well to follow. |
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Immediately below the vision aerial is the aerial for the accompanying sound transmissions. |
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Any vision of utopia based on shiny automobiles to wheek you places quickly on rails is not mine. |
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The more disturbing part of the answer may lie in the absence of a vision of a just society. |
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If anything the sheer poignancy and compelling simplicity of this vision of our existence deepens with age. |
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The risk of moderate vision loss caused by diabetic macular edema was reduced by 50 percent. |
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The camp greeted us with the surreal vision of a linen-covered dining table set on the bank, aglow in candlelight and sparkling crystal. |
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Items on the agenda included the results of a feasibility study of redeveloping a ward block and a vision to improve the way the hospital runs. |
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There was a single vision that united those who transformed thirteen British colonies into the United States of America. |
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Amblyopia or lazy eye is characterised by poor vision that is not correctable with glasses in an otherwise normal and healthy eye. |
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I tried out one of the goggles and was treated to a rather nice kaleidoscopic vision of brightly-coloured cubes slowly rotating around. |
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She could only see a blur at first, but her vision focused and she was able to see clearly her surroundings. |
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Residual low vision may be assisted with low vision aids and low vision training in activities of daily living. |
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The audio and video has been remastered, polishing the sound and vision into pristine, wonderful elements. |
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Suddenly the vision blurred as quick as it had appeared, and she had to brace herself against the door frame to steady her balance. |
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She could sense that the box was at its destination, so she released her second sight, and felt her vision come back again. |
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They aren't as effective in correcting some vision problems, including high degrees of astigmatism, as are rigid lenses. |
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Australians came to share Heysen's vision of the majestic beauty and dignity of gum trees. |
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He was a quick-witted, well-meaning man who went with the stream instead of having the vision and strength of judgment to stand out against it. |
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Hanging in the heart of Edinburgh, Constable's vision of Dedham Vale is a wistful window on to the very soul of rural England. |
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The last vision had been so vivid that it had sapped her of nearly all of her strength. |
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Like most owls, Great Horned Owls have keen hearing and keen vision in low light, both adaptations for hunting at night. |
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Suddenly, a quick small vision comes to me of a cool, gently black guy in blue denim. |
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In the end, truth is no match for economics and a misguided vision of self-preservation. |
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With a yip of joy, she followed her father into the room, and then she felt everything tickle and her vision blurred. |
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Yes, the church has certainly had a vision like that and most missionary traditions have had those hopes. |
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Treatment improved the vision of many of the 507 older children with amblyopia studied at 49 eye centers. |
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They asked the surgeons to inform them of people with amblyopia who had lost vision in their good eye as adults. |
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No principle or vision is sacrosanct in Washington except its own security and self-interest. |
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If not treated early enough, an amblyopic eye may never develop good vision and may even become functionally blind. |
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Kearney began now to call up a vision in the future, as a moment before he had called up one of the past. |
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His vision was dimming as the rock squeezed harder, his mind was almost delirious with the pain. |
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These levels evolve out of the basic training of the dancer and her enlarged vision of the aspects of abhinaya delineation. |
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The duke meanwhile enjoyed the vision she made, eyes wild and blue with alarm, lips slightly open in complete shock. |
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Wheatstone's own research on binocular vision further strengthened the relocation of perception in the human body. |
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His larger vision is often subsumed in the interconnected, disconnected families whose lives he's chronicling. |
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Conjunctivitis, keratitis, or chorioretinitis can result in vision loss and blindness. |
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Her eyes became misty, her vision blurred and thoughts began clashing her mind, but she wouldn't cry. |
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No matter how often a vision is published in annual reports and advertisements, it seldom weathers a change in the market. |
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Facing the altar, the reredos overwhelm the viewer's vision with rows upon rows of imposing carved saints and prophets. |
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This vision of cooperative self-government often produced republicanism and even democracy comparable to classical Greek democracy. |
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In the oppressive confines of the chicken yard, one chicken has a vision for bettering their lot in life. |
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His vision no longer impeded, Sid looked down at the board, ablaze with multi-colored lights. |
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The open surgical field of vision is being replaced by images seen through a telescopic wand. |
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This video provides a vision of African-American young men and women singing classical and Afrocentric music and performing African dance. |
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The blend of formal and informal language suits the school's mission and vision perfectly. |
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His vision includes the development and revitalisation of the neglected waterfront of the River Foyle. |
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Spencer produced his most challenging work in the struggle to reconcile this religious vision with the reality of the world around him. |
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This delicious, melancholic vision both romanticises the subject and bathes the object in writerly, almost heroic solitude. |
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But the vision called up by realpolitik, or realistic politics, is beyond example crazy and incredible. |
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Amblyopia, or lazy eye, is a condition of poor vision in an otherwise healthy eye because the brain has learned to favor the other eye. |
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They also represent one artist's vision and interpretation of something that must have seemed distinctly exciting and foreign. |
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Or is it that people with vision and ideas lack the conviction to put them forward and risk sounding stupid? |
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She was indeed a vision in powder blue silk, the bodice of the dress enhanced with lace and even more pearls. |
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It was as part of this larger socialist vision that the kibbutzniks set out to wipe away gender. |
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Do you support his vision for Iran, or are you just giving a forum to dissidents of different political views? |
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Why is it that every new cinematic vision of the future is bathed in pessimism and bleakness? |
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Scientists, development agencies and policy-makers seem to have derived their futuristic vision from the political sagacity of Mrs. Gandhi. |
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Blood thirst blurred his vision as he howled with rage, shattering the invisible shackles that restricted his body. |
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Two world wars, a depression, and a cold war that threatened global annihilation ushered in a darker vision of human potentiality. |
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What is lacking is the vision and the statesmanship necessary to make that vision a reality. |
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The patient underwent a subtotal resection of the tumor, which resulted in improved vision and only transient short-term memory deficits. |
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Military vision documents are written in the active voice, with strong verbs and modifiers. |
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But just how much would the Prime Minister's vision of a new world order cost? |
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When conflicts between the senses occur, vision tends to bias both auditory and tactile perception. |
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Air Force makes a whole host of add-on accessories including scopes, lights, lasers, bipods, night vision equipment and other sighting devices. |
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However, Brian Martin, from Glasgow, claims his operation made his left eye worse and left the vision in his right eye blurred. |
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For Rodney the imaginary hotel was an idealized vision of an elegantly-appointed hotel, aswarm with chic guests. |
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Self-esteem is the vision and feeling that you have about your own self worth. |
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I am sure, our leadership and our people can achieve the second vision of developed India. |
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She reached towards the radio to switch off the song before the next verse, but she was too far away and her vision was blurred from tears. |
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Caught up in her vision she barely hears the soft pad of approaching paws behind her. |
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She held the tears back and continued observing, blinking a few times so her vision could clear. |
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Cameron hesitated as he took in the roof, his vision blocked by other staircase entries, chimneys and vent stacks. |
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They use night vision and an acute sense of hearing to find prey in the dark. |
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I love the director's over-the-top sense of humour, especially his trademarked vision of the media of the future. |
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I would tag along, listening, a small shadow absorbing a vision of a much better land beyond. |
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Would a true believer really have faked a vision of Christ, as did the pseudonymous author of Revelation, or a letter of Peter or Paul? |
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The original has more than 30 characters plus assorted lackeys, pastry cooks and cadets to help create a vision of life in 17 th-century Paris. |
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By philosophy of education, I mean a vision for the purpose and value of education. |
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The idea sprang from the cost to convert the simulators to friendly lighting for night vision goggles. |
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It is a vision whereby every child leaves school able to read, write, and do basic arithmetic. |
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In Lee's dystopian vision of the world of entertainment, television is all-powerful and all-corrupting. |
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When we think of traditional food, some folks get a vision of a big bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken and a family box of fries. |
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All the other themes of the vision depend upon having a well educated, informed and active population. |
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In modern language, this account relates how Mohammed's vision of the Archangel waned and disappeared. |
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He dies, some say, with a redemptive, even hopeful vision emerging provisionally, perhaps delusively from the suffering of the tragedy. |
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My vision has become a reality as I take two days per week during the school calendar year to work on empowering people to do as I did. |
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Whatever leadership and vision can be found in the private sector cannot be relied upon as genuine, and cannot be trusted. |
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Nanotechnology is central to their vision of a future of agelessness, immortality, and rebirth. |
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When my vision finally cleared enough to get a good look at the culprit, I focused in on the store manager who was laughing herself silly. |
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This terrifying vision fits perfectly well with the desire for honour and glory that the neo-conservative gentlemen covet. |
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Rupert's account of his vision was written about 1125, before the widespread use of solid choir screens to partition space. |
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Congratulations are due to the Scottish business leaders who had the vision and enterprise to launch this project. |
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Her vision blurred slightly with a sudden flow of tears that welled up in her eyes and she blinked them away. |
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And that's what distinguishes an inspiring political vision from a laundry list of policies and four-point plans. |
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He now faces a new challenge of explaining his vision to the country and to the world in his second inaugural address. |
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Jesus held his hand aloft above his eyes, so as to shield his vision from the glare of the sun, and blew wind through his lips. |
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And so now, since I am apparently such a know-all, you will want to know what my vision of the future is. |
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A Salient Editor needs to have a strong vision, and the requisite traits to make that vision a reality. |
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That way, when I address the ball, the leaf or patch of grass is still in my peripheral vision and can remind me where my target is. |
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No, I just crawl around complaining of a shooting pain in my head and sensing my vision get progressively weirder. |
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America's wartime radio propaganda emphasised an increasingly corporate vision of America's future. |
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Alfred Thayer Mahan's concept of sea power perfectly matches the nation's vision of itself. |
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But his grand vision of Tyson as a one-stop shop for beef, pork, and chicken has yet to deliver juicy returns. |
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Councilman Joseph VanLoan says Kimmell understands the city's vision for the future, one that's firmly anchored in the past. |
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By contrast, the vision of early monasticism presented in the Letters of Antony should be understood as both authentic and reliable. |
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The aim of the vision is to create links between the large superstores on the edge of town and the market area. |
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There may be other eye problems as well, including poor vision and crossed or lazy eyes. |
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As it is, rearward visibility with the hood up is minimal with no rear three-quarters vision whatsoever. |
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An idyllic vision of green water and blue pine trees shimmers in the distance. |
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The multiple vision lenses include bifocal lenses for near and distant vision. |
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His vision swam and blurred in front of him, the land seeming to be covered in wet lumps all around him. |
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It thinks big, has a vision of the future and measures each step it will take. |
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Deming's vision of leadership centres upon coaching and personal development, not holding mass rallies in town squares. |
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But walking away with hundreds of millions of dollars for a failed vision isn't a shabby consolation prize. |
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And if the teasers being run before Return of the King are any indicator, the movie has some real vision to offer. |
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Then I'd set off the plastique charge in the junction box, and lead us out of here with night vision glasses. |
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The students do not, for the most part, have a starry-eyed vision of the U.S. as The Country That Does Everything Right. |
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Wilson's essay is desperately keen to convey her theoretical vision of the world. |
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Then, like a dog shaking water out of its ears, I snap out of it and run to the desk trying to block Jeff's line of vision with my body. |
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And only a director of Burton's Wonka-esque vision would deem it necessary to train 200 real squirrels to shell nuts for one scene. |
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That vision informs much of the court's jurisprudence from the 1880s onward. |
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Treatment may include prescribing eyeglasses or contact lenses to slightly overcorrect night vision and decrease the light scatter. |
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Clearly, a failure of vision at this moment would squander that opportunity. |
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The retinal pigment membrane cells slowly degenerate and atrophy, and central vision is lost. |
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There are new palm-size radios, global positioning systems, rangefinders, infrared cameras, laser sights and night vision devices. |
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His vision of America and of life was tough, irreverent, astringent almost to the point of misanthropy. |
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Like laser rangefinders, night vision equipment is becoming more affordable. |
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A retinal prosthesis may provide artificial vision to people who have lost their sight due to diseases affecting the retina. |
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It represents an avidity to produce a grand modern opera rather than an actual vision of one. |
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Special telescopic lens system can be tried from low vision trial sets, which are now available to help in distance and near vision. |
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If your vision fails after dark, the European herb bilberry can make a noticeable short-term improvement in your sight, Winston says. |
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Equally at ease in English and French, Smith was very much a success story of Trudeau's vision of a bilingual country. |
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Only in service of that primal vision does the manifoldness of the created world come into being. |
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Side vision is distorted and oblique rays of light passing through a spherical lens produce astigmatism. |
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One of the great, self-made men of the inland, Tom Brinkworth, has a different vision of the interior of this continent from most people. |
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And even if you don't buy this vision of the world, you just have to lump it and swallow it. |
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I hope my vision is clear enough for this job and ambitious enough for this country. |
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Personal insight is gained from all the manitous met during a vision quest. |
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We hope to play out his vision further by sending such winged words around the world via the World Wide Web. |
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Padded feet, keen night vision and sensitive whiskers enable silent movement through dense undergrowth at night. |
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The subject of his fourth vision warns would-be or current tramplers to leave the poor and needy alone. |
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Because they have night vision capabilities, the snipers can track and engage several enemy scouts during training. |
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My vision is affected and the pain is so bad that I can't do anything until it goes away. |
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Her artistic vision and energy prove as amenable to canvas as they do to clay. |
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It was through evening storytelling and breakfast badinage with these sisters that Macaulay's mature historical vision emerged. |
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It is a humanist vision that in every culture people can attain freedom and enable all to achieve their potential in their own chosen way. |
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Why would the only monkey in South America to evolve trichromatic vision be the one that eats the least amount of fruit? |
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The human eye is trichromatic, as our color vision involves three distinct classes of cones. |
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People with trichromatic color vision see not only four primary colors but also various intermediate colors between them. |
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It's just a very grim and gritty setting for a sci-fi vision of the near future. |
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Some people who have had unsuccessful treatment for squint may have persistent double vision dating from the time of the treatment. |
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Yet these operatives, fighting on scattered battlefields, share a similar ideology and vision for our world. |
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What is your vision for the game and what do you believe are the important ingredients for success within a platform game? |
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The Prime Minister's speech was short on any vision that addressed those matters. |
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His eyes mirrored as his vision shifted to a broader range of wavelengths, his hearing and smell and kinesthesia boosting in concert. |
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We center ourselves with the threat, because a creature with binocular vision instinctively wants to get more visual input and this maximizes the field of view. |
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Immersed within this flow of images, sounds, bodies, and sensations, perspectival space and binocular vision become less dominant modes of visual perception. |
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The camera collapses three-dimensional space onto the two-dimensional plane, it disables those faculties of depth perception which depend on binocular vision and parallax. |
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Its 40-degree binocular vision makes it hard to sneak up on. |
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The life slowly trickled away from Kira as her vision began to darken. |
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These novels present an alternate vision of Americanization. |
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Real smoke hangs over the audience, clouding our vision and our senses. |
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With these techniques Johnson effectively but trickily conveys his ironic and multivocal vision and makes his narrator successfully write himself into the text. |
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That's right, so you test one eye at a time and check what their vision is and also you check at the same time to see whether they have an obvious squint. |
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Mr. Knightley expressed his disapproval of Frank's behavior and Emma's vision of him by contrasting what he called French amiableness with English amiableness. |
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But the driver testified that he failed to see corrie because his field vision from inside the bulldozer was narrow. |
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The Britain of this film is a vision of modernity gone to the bad. |
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It is logical to assume that understanding the solar system environment is just as important to the vision as building the next generation of manned spacecraft. |
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If that observer is mastheaded, his range of vision is enormously increased as, again, is the visibility of the object by every additional foot in height. |
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The theme of London Fashion Week has been, overall, toward a soft, yielding, trusting vision of femininity. |
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This is very important, because it is estimated that as many as three percent of children in the U.S. have some degree of vision impairment due to amblyopia. |
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The entire movie consists of the pair trying to connect, with Christine's skewed vision of the world getting in the way as much as Richard's remoteness. |
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Despite problems with follow-up, this study provides evidence that early detection and intervention for amblyopia improves vision in young children. |
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Riding on the latest medical advancements, telemedicine, if applied with proper plan and vision can actually transform the whole arena of medical care. |
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Hubert Joly took over as CEO a few months ago, and of course, he's going to have his own people and his own vision for the firm. |
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Below the treeline, the White Mountains in winter are a vision of heaven. |
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She brings soul to anything her lazy-sounding voice touches and a vision of the world which is wrought in impressionistic, scattergun lyrics gilded with humour. |
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The retooling of America ought to begin with a new vision of what America can become in the 21st century. |
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The tomb, though much smaller than the palace, is similarly a vision of ornate twists, arches, and peaks. |
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Where else would you find a midget on stilts peering into the shadowy corners of a storage locker with night vision equipment? |
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The army and marine snipers particularly like to work at night, when their night vision and thermal imaging equipment enables them to shoot accurately in the darkness. |
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A vision of the universe as a barren landscape is a self-fulfilling prophecy. |
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Graedon comes down firmly on the side of the luddites, but her vision of the future is less alarmist than alarmingly within reach. |
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The vision of what we're trying to get is go out and give the hornets nest a few whacks and get them all out in the open and have it out with them once and for all. |
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Last year, Labor Day 2013, that vision at long last materialized before my exhausted eyes. |
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His vision of the landscape was subjected to dreamy sentimentalism and romantic anecdote, rather than being acknowledged for its experimentalism and social content. |
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All 130 employees share a similar vision and all seem very gung ho about their racy products. |
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There was a second part to this study, which was to look to see whether anybody had improved vision in their lazy eye, having lost the vision in their fellow eye. |
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In this predominantly male, working-class climate, the Salvationist vision stresses hard work, discipline and self-transformation in service to others. |
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Seeing what they were doing, I was inspired to add my vision to their technique. |
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At a rally in Pittsburgh a week before the election, Johnson laid out an ambitious, transformative vision for the United States. |
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Here we must be talking about revolution, marked by joyous restlessness, a harmonization of ends, and a desire that pushes a vision of the human potential into realization. |
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They didn't fit in with the communist regime's vision for the country. |
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This vision set in motion a train of visitations by angelic ministrants directing the young prophet in the process of restoring the gospel of Jesus Christ. |
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Such an image of God may also be of our own making, but it at least provides us with a vision of hope and faith in a God of grace, mercy, and compassion. |
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The wood concept is later reinforced with the analogy that one should not complain about the poor spiritual vision of another when one has a beam in their eye. |
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Mr. Bachner said it had been hard to introduce his work ethic and share his vision with the locals and his team. |
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New Orleans offers a test case, on an unprecedented scale, of how this vision plays out. |
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The story of a young architect's vision foiled by wrangling politicians is now the stuff of folklore, making it the perfect subject for an excellent musical melodrama. |
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Does new technology giving airport screeners X-ray vision go too far? |
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He must be aghast at England's dismal results, even if he does not blame Robinson for the lack of a global vision for the defence of the world title. |
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With the wind at her back Joy found the walk aggravating due to the fact that her waist long hair threw itself in front of her vision in tangled masses. |
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From the beginning, the Brothers Chaps had a vision drastically different from the world and time they inhabited. |
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Through a blind energy of vision and director's will, the film comes together as a satisfying, creepy, and creative trip into hallucinogenic terror. |
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Certainly, it is not a seductive garment and the vision from inside pretty limited and you can only guess at the heat, but the colours and delicacy of its cloth is exquisite. |
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In 1990, Twin Peaks gave the world a nightmare vision into the seediness beneath the placid veneer of small-town America. |
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For the more technically-minded people out there, there is also the chance to operate a camera, work the autocue or be a vision or sound mixer in a real-life studio setting. |
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The story of Nongqawuse's fateful vision which presaged the ruin of the Xhosa nation comes alive in a recording of contemporary Xhosa children singing a folk song about it. |
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