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• “But suppose Franz-Josef, or the imbeciles who compose his cabinet, got wind of it - he's the kind of purblind ass who would take it as a sure sign that all Hungary's out for his blood, and he'd act according, orderin 'arrests, repressions, perhaps even executions, or some such folly!”

  Fictionaut: Watershed

• “It can only be explained as expressing a kind of purblind inertia.”

  Robert L. Borosage: McCain and the Cuba Libre

• “On the contrary, his purblind economic policy mix -- coupling a spending binge with deep tax cuts -- helped dig America into a deep fiscal hole.”

  The Huffington Post: Will Marshall: The Lost Decade

• “As the wheezing, purblind, quasi-survivor of the palsied medium of the weekly newsmagazine, Time's deathbed achievement was outlasting Newsweek, its ancient foe, which opted for accidental suicide by dispensing with news altogether and imagining that commercially adequate numbers of people would pay for a glossy magazine composed of the boring opinions of undistinguished commentators.”

  The Huffington Post: Conrad Black: Time's Fatuous and Egregious Coverage of Wall Street Prosecutor

• “What we don't know rolling in those fields of April chamomile, between those dry-stone-walls of youth, holding one another's bodies like purblind puppies in a cardboard box;”

  The Huffington Post: Elizabeth Boleman-Herring: Alas for the Egg That Is Greece

• “Purely in business terms, purely as a textbook study in management ineptitude and purblind public relations, the great shambles of Wapping takes some beating.”

  The Guardian: News of the World scandal: God's newspaper executive less than visionary

• “No one I met fulminated about loss of economic sovereignty or that S&P, whose purblind approval of junk mortgage debt as triple A was one of the causes of the financial crisis, had finally over-reached itself.”

  The Guardian: The United States faces a crisis not seen since the Depression | Will Hutton

• “The ECB's purblind refusal to reveal anything about the trip, as if it involved some top-secret military manoeuvres rather than just some abseiling and hiking, has goaded the media into a suspicious reaction.”

  The Guardian: Pre-Ashes boot camps: team-building fun or a waste of time?

• “Clooney isn't purblind when it comes to affairs of state; he's expressed his leanings over the years and personally knows President Barack Obama.”

  The Huffington Post: Felice Arenas: George Clooney: 'Hollywood Could Teach a Lot to Politicians'

• “And there were benefits even for the purblind Americans:”

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