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blind <a blind; blinds> N SPORTS

blind
شِيش

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blind
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blind alley

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Radian could control the intensity of these bursts, choosing to either blind or burn his opponents.
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Lacking prescience, it implies credulity, the potential for blind hope (in the face of death), less foresight than an antidote to foresight.
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The pharynx connects, via a short oesophagus, to one or two blind-ending caeca, which occupy most of the length of the body.
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He wrote this hymn after he had been jilted by his fiancee when he became blind and wrote it in his study at the manse.
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Vitalise also organises group holidays for blind and visually-impaired people, accompanied by sighted guides.
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In each lateral bay is a blind two-light window.
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The public's appetite for these properties appears blind and bottomless, its stomach willing to rupture long before it's sated.
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Most blind people were found begging in public places or left stranded at home to eat, breathe and do nothing until they die.
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Entering a blind alley is a terminal error that results in the termination of the trial.
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She is legally blind and deaf, with cysts pushing on her optic nerve causing blackouts in one eye.
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