near-sightedness

It won't be long until a simple gene therapy session will fix my horrible near-sightedness. anatidaeling

Science Question From a Toddler: What do blind people see? Boing Boing

His near-sightedness kept him out of military service but not out of print.

The Codex Continual. Official Website of Steven E. Schend

The problem is that this sort of near-sightedness can be risky in and of itself.

David Ropeik: Risky Today, Gone Tomorrow? Where Do Our Fears Go When the Oil Stops Leaking?

Between the smoke and her near-sightedness, she couldn't tell which way was safe to run, and which strewn with obstacles for her to stumble over.

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That would be why eye surgery to correct my severe near-sightedness is not covered.

Wall Street Journal Reports On Health Care Rationing By US Insurers

And since values kept going up many of these applicants could refinance quite soon anyway, correcting the near-sightedness.

John O'Kane: Brokering the Bailout

But a move into ETFs also highlights a desire for investments that can easily be cashed out of if the market sinks again, a sign of relative near-sightedness.

Emerging Markets See Spike in ETFs

This is a consequence of the Fed's near-sightedness in regard to asset bubbles, which it claims it can't see, and their using citizens 'money to fix the problem it should have prevented in the first place.

A Cost of Low Rates

If you doubt that any of us who grew up in that culture are susceptible to such near-sightedness, try this little self test.

"Nuke" Americans First

It was, instead, to illustrate the somewhat myopic point of view that "establishment" writers can have toward to new on-line age and how that near-sightedness is often shared by their audeince and by the Left itself.

You Can't Get There From Here