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"I thought your side disapproved of guns, " said Crowley. He took the gun from the angel's plump hand and sighted along the stubby barrel.

The crew was greatly disappointed when seaweed and land birds were sighted, but after a few days no land was to be seen.

A near-sighted man lost his hat in a strong wind. He gave chase. A woman screamed from a nearby farmhouse.

OK. She's near-sighted, with a pair of glasses on her nose.

Five weeks later, after almost being thrown overboard by his own crew, the long voyage would come to an end when land was sighted.

When he did this, he noticed that the level of the M in the blood of these subjects went down just as it would do for sighted people.

Then, in a remarkably short-sighted move, the U. S. sent this man back to China with all his skills and knowledge of American secrets.

Prodded by some far-sighted diplomats, Australia was one of the first countries to wake up to the economic potential of China.

If you point to a distant object, perhaps he is short-sighted, and has to take out his glass to look at it.

"It would be politically short-sighted to come out with strong statements that we should sign that piece of paper. "

He would be a short-sighted commander who (if he)merely manned his fortress and did not look beyond.

As it turns out, many blind people, people with no visual perception of light at all, do have the same sleep sike as the sighted people.

A short-sighted person tends to be conservative, thereby failing to see the connections between things.

He was short-sighted, and did not care about politics, cast away moral values. He's bound to fail.

The scientists said there appeared to be a link between glaucoma and heavy computer use in the short-sighted.

The scientists said there appeared to be a link between glaucoma and heavy computer use in the near-sighted .

I had heard that a warrior of masterful skill was sighted traveling with you, , but even I could not guess at such a convolution!

Despite short-sighted industry lobbying and occasional squeals of pain from voters, governments are beginning to favour cleaner cars.

The moment she sighted him, she gave him a very hot slap.

People who are near-sighted can only see things that are very close to their eyes. Everything else is not so clear.

Hopes that the fracture of the euro zone might be averted by far-sighted policymakers could give way to a belief that it is inevitable.

'It would be short-sighted if we only focus on a one-off capital injection, ' he said.

Ho! : Interjection, used to express surprise or joy, to attract attention to something sighted, or to urge onward !

The rats not only showed full activity in their visual neurons, they also behaved as if they were fully-sighted.

But better no ratings at all, perhaps, than those of a discredited oligopoly supported by a short-sighted central bank.

No, not a three-month visual acuity development of children, and very easy to short-sighted!

Exercising for a week and then quitting because there are no visible changes is foolish and short sighted.

Her clear-sighted boss realised that this was not what she really wanted to do.

If China is not clear about its responsibilities, and short -sighted enough to not make commitments at Copenhagen, India will follow suit.

Flannery reports that when last sighted, each of the three females that he released into the wild had a baby in her pouch.

A vessel was sighted with the glass, drifting with the wind, and showing her flag with the union down.

learn about those who cannot immediately find out if your idea is that of a pig, short-sighted, or even stupid.

It was only in 1932, when the electron's antimatter sibling, the positron, was sighted in cosmic rays that such a thing was found to exist.

This neglect is short-sighted as it has left many regions incapable of performing drug-resistance testing or culture-based diagnosis.

European scientist said he discovered a 10-year girl born with half-brain was perfect sighted with one eye.

Later in their trip, Columbus and a few crew members sighted a few dancing lights on the horizon.

It's very short-sighted and guaranteed to produce a consumer backlash, which there are already multiple, clear signs of.

Research suggests that the time children spend outdoors could be linked to a reduced risk of being short-sighted, the BBC reported.

Remember, though, being intentionally short-sighted is not the same as being stupid, irresponsible, or unprofessional.

It had gone down soon after last sighted off the coast of Cornwall.

Their teeth are bigger, perform better on spatial- ability test. squarer, more masculine jaws and but more likely to be short-sighted.

Of course, SOS was not the signal an observer was supposed to give when he sighted enemy aircraft.

If a child is not born long-sighted enough then they will overshoot and end up short-sighted. This tends to happen around puberty.

Human eyes are designed to see far, but if one reads too much, one becomes near-sighted .

A potent mixture of geographic luck, technological advance and a clear-sighted strategy suggests that they might (see article).

Any short sighted decisions on the deficit would revisit us in the form of a follow on recession.

The far-sighted, perfect love that seeks the perfection of its object does not weakly shrink from present, transient suffering.

Children playing outdoors The time children spend outdoors could be linked to a reduced risk of being short-sighted, research suggests.

And when we sighted Cyprus and left it on the left, we sailed to Syria and came down to Tyre; for there the ship was to unload its cargo.

When the tempest had passed they sighted an island that was not to be found on any of their charts.

The wise and far-sighted US policy for the past couple of decades was to work hard to bring China into the global rules-based system.

English navigator James Cook, who sailed along this coast in 1770, was the first European known to have sighted Fraser Island.

We found that there are many students in schools bad vision, there has been a lot of short-sighted students.

He often read by the poor light, which made him near-sighted .

Even given the most competent and far-sighted political leadership, the current euro-zone institutions would not work.

For the clear-sighted, at a political level Nietzsche was a prophet, foretelling the crude German fate.

The central government must be far-sighted. . . The Social Security Fund needs to increase its financing capabilities and expand its size.

A horn sounded. The Carthage had sighted port. Everyone rushed back inside to pack. By mid-morning, we were in Tunis.

Some commentators even suspected I wanted to provoke my own arrest for publicity, a chess player's far-sighted strategy.

Professor Green , known to the world as a scientist, is not only absent-minded but short-sighted as well.

Australia has large lizards that have been sighted on occasion, and the oceans bring up ancient fish types considered extinct.

An hour later he sighted the first shark. It was a fierce Mako, and it came in fast to slash with raking teeth at the dead marlin.

However welcome the recovery has been for Taiwan's beleaguered chipmakers, delaying an industry reshuffle would be short-sighted.

Significantly, the governor referred to Keynes's "far-sighted" plan of 1941.

That means we have the freedom to be a extraordinary as the sighted.

We believe that, in the face of their own achievements, Mercedes - Benz should have regard to the far-sighted .

I had become narrow and short-sighted at my desk.

He would be a short-sighted commander who merely manned his fortress and didn't look beyond.

Another sighted the animal as it slunk away, and a shot followed.

That strategy you mentioned is working in Taiwan, but to think it would work in Australia would be incredibly short-sighted and stupid.

All this is dangerously short-sighted, for Iran may yet do all of these things.

I remember coming across that army checkpoint and two machine-gun positions had been "pre-sighted" .

If you do believe that your child is gifted, don't be so near-sighted that you only see the IQ score.

It's short-sighted to think you can optimize your Web site and leave it be.

What was widelypraised as a bold, far-sighted solution to the state's infrastructure problemsis in fact little more than a Band-Aid.

In addition, the favoured description for the sighted was the favoured description for the blind in every instance.

A dramatic spiraling fireball was sighted over the Australian east coast, videotaped and photographed by many.

Focusing merely on your starting salary is so short-sighted. You need to look at the big picture.

keen-sighted viverrine of southern Asia about the size of a ferret; often domesticated.

However, short-sighted state politics like this will lead to long-term consequences.

Large reefs shaped like a triangle were sighted at half the hour bearing North East by North half a league distant.

Che: Wu Yue Cheng mentioned that he saw traces of tears in my eyes. He must be long-sighted.

Short-sighted people see only defects of forced demolition, while ignoring huge profits and survival ethics deprived by the power.

Zhao Ziyang, the Communist Party chief, said it would be more far-sighted to "store brain power overseas" .

The man in the boat sighted land.

Moreover, I wanted to discover whether there were differences in how the blind and the sighted interpreted lines of motion.

Three missile depots painted in blue were sighted at the base, plus one command building, one communications center and one football field.

If you are near-sighted, what power of your glasses(spectacles, lenses)?

And can I tell you, operating in the sighted world when you can't see, it's kind of difficult -- it really is.

As they grow they become less long-sighted so that by the time children stop growing their eyesight should be perfect.

And can I tell you, operating in the sighted world when you can't see, it's kind of difficult -- it really is.

As they grow they become less long-sighted so that by the time children stop growing their eyesight should be perfect.

The intoxicated become attentionally short-sighted, even failing to spot clear environmental cues that things are going to end badly.

We must avoid these stupid, short-sighted traps and constantly strive for an open communications system with objective information.

This contract shall become effective upon and from the date on which it is sighted.

Dr Susan Blakeney, optometric adviser at The College of Optometrists, said children were normally born long-sighted.

Gradually, found that only the interest on these material things, everything seems even their own so the vulgar, short-sighted.

In this way we sped along and before long we sighted the enemy boat.

It's possible to exploit any network for your own gain, but it is a short-sighted solution.

The lenses become more convex or concave, depending on whether the wearer is long-sighted or short-sighted.

The scientists believe that the optic nerve in near-sighted people may be more vulnerable to computer stress than in normal eyes.

So short-sighted Zysman junior gets stuck in the back row, and is rarely asked the improving questions posed by those insensitive teachers.

Because only the working class the most far-sighted, most selfless and most thoroughly revolutionary nature.

The machine recorded brain activity as twelve blind people and twelve sighted people performed tasks involving sound and touch.

The Zetas are frequently asked to pinpoint the spot where Planet X could be sighted, but it is a complicated picture!

Astronomers have sighted a very dense planet-sized object that orbits its parent star in just four days and six hours.

Many have different background sighted people have been attracted to this field of financial engineering.

One of the reasons why many young students are near-sighted is that they have been exposed to too much TV.

Even the most short-sighted west European politician will surely not send his neighbours into economic and political anarchy.

Rather than acting like a scolding mom, the CBRC may need to lay down more predictable and far-sighted rules.

A humane, far-sighted statesman in his lifetime, he became a legend and a folk hero after his death.

Conventional economics assumes that human beings are rational, consistent, far-sighted and selfish.

Short -sighted , no long- term interests, discourteous, love avail oneself of loopholes, chaos Huyou, prices, muddle through, irresponsible.

Even without the twin threats of climate change and a global economic recession, Dubai's grandiose plans might seem short-sighted to some.

It's difficult for a short-sighted person to pick up a needle from the ground.

More far-sighted planning would have anticipated the limitations on emergency services in such circumstances.

It is a common aspiration of people all over the globe and the common consensus of far-sighted statesmen of all countries in the world.

I had a test of my eyesight yesterday and I have got more near-sighted.

Invaders had been sighted on the borders of the empire.

The far-sighted policy makers will continue to lead their excellent staff members and dedicate to China's economic prosperity.

Compared with most other jurisdictions, English courts are not just wife-friendly but sharp-toothed and clear-sighted.

The so-called " " depending upon the other, closely related to the short-sighted person was of old speech.

We must recognize that corporate governance alone can be inadequate to restrain short-sighted management.

This led to development of the industry, it is far- sighted move, the starting point is positive, the intention is good.

Leaders who neglect education are neither FAR-sighted nor mature, and they are therefore unable to lead the drive for modernization.

She was being stupidly short-sighted in snapping at this man.

Conclusion Pearl clear-sighted eye drop has obvious curative effect on chronic conjunctivitis and asthenopia.

For this short-sighted thinking projects and organizations eventually pay a hefty price.

The "smoothie" world is one where cool-headed and far-sighted consumers help smooth out booms and busts.

Having or showing penetrating mental discernment; CLEAR - sighted.

If you obey the rules above, I think, you may prevent your eyesight from becoming short-sighted.

Fortunately, there were far-sighted individuals who understood the problem and were able to find a solution.

Marilyn Harmon, who teaches the visually impaired, says most Braille readers "catch up with their sighted peers by the fifth grade. "

It is a purple casing, which has a short-sighted glasses, there is a yellow cloth glasses, what you see?

But democratic politics is about choice, and all but the party's most short-sighted politicians face one.

Dr Arthur Caplan , who is probably America's best-known bioethicist, complained that the grand jury had not sighted his report.

Therefore, for the sake of our lovely city, I hope the press can do something to help to avoid the short-sighted development of the airport.

Critics deride this approach as a short-sighted effort to defer painful measures for as long as possible.

Fixed a problem where sieges automatically sighted structures in range that are on slopes.

The experts argue about the differences between provisions, far-sighted plain, folk, intuitive and outside arts.

For this reason it's an urgent task to drawing up an overall and far-sighted petroleum security strategy.

You don't want to grow short-sighted as only to see the profits lying in front of you.

Unfortunately, the debate on Capitol Hill has quickly fallen into two polarized and short-sighted camps.

Climate change is now the price we will inevitably pay for short-sighted policies.

Mao, Zhou Enlai, and successors like Deng Xiaoping and Jiang Zemin are regularly depicted as wise and far-sighted.

Many of these 'monsters' which have at times been sighted are simply strange fish.

She was short-sighted and could not see into the auditorium.

This is a stupidly nationalistic and short sighted view that will not help the Brazilian people in the long term.

Food markets are often treated with suspicion by farmers, environmentalists and governments alike. This is short sighted.

Highly near- sighted to amalgamate retina split holes , will cause detachment of retina, send to blind.

But that didn't make sense because it had last been sighted off Cornwall and the storm was blowing from west to east.

If the eye grows too long, the retina is carried backwards so now the focus forms in front of the retina. The person becomes near-sighted.

At this time, more far-sighted vision to the developers and investors of commercial real estate in Shanghai.

Those on the inside (investors and advisers), however, believe the criticism is short-sighted.

All of my past predictions have been, shall we say, short-sighted.

"He was short-sighted, very intelligent, an evil genius, " says Thanos Veremis, a retired history professor at Athens university.

Short-sighted cost-cutting and the imposition of stodgy GM engineering resulted in Saabs that were no longer special.

Back at Guide Dogs, the young dogs learn the skills needed to guide a blind or partially-sighted person.

Who says that book - lovers are near-sighted , inflexible and indifferent to worldly affairs!

Some Western analysts like to issue caveats about devious, far-sighted Chinese strategy.

Because most GUIs are oriented toward sighted people, they're often of limited or no use to people who have reduced vision or are blind.

Thus, we concluded that the blind interpret abstract shapes as sighted people do.

To end the crisis every EU country, starting with Germany, must put aside its short-sighted self-interest.

It's come to my attention that earlier this evening Harry Potter was sighted in Hogsmeade.

Such problems are not unique to Germany, but they are being handled in a uniquely short-sighted way.

There were no signs of life in the two areas, about 35 miles apart, where debris was sighted.

Far-sighted and not only see people. Ratio Kong, more than mobility. Xiangyang Sichuan Culture Co. , Ltd. is the business philosophy.

His short-sighted eyes blinked at the stranger in his kitchen.

and sometimes sighted disappointedly . What was going on?

The far-sighted farmer had loaded his gun with silver bullets in case the witch ever came after his daughter.

I'm not far-sighted, so why are the developers assuming I can't read smaller fonts?

Far-sighted and nimble sourcing, needless to say, has become more important than ever.

Though Republicans' outright rejection of high-speed rail is short-sighted, so were many of the plans themselves.

any of various large keen-sighted diurnal birds of prey noted for their broad wings and strong soaring flight.

They landed with their bell shaped scout craft, which type was sighted on a number of other occasions.

In the early 1990s far-sighted art administrators struggled to expand a handful of art schools.

Unidentified object sighted on Christmas morning.

It is true that ill-designed attempts to promote prudent and far-sighted management can have the opposite effect.

The largest animal sighted was about 6. 3 meters long, but most of that length was in slender limbs.

A few years ago divers, working in a wreck under the Red Sea, several times sighted a wrasse 20 feet long.

It is very short-sighted after all, to take a course of studies only for the purpose of getting one's first job.

The program gives both the blind and their sighted assistance a chance to meet goals and to also have fun.

Several rare animals have been sighted there in recent years.

The creature is sighted at night, usualy near or on places that act like boundaries, like fence gates, bridges, roads, old footpaths.

I am very near- sighted and wearing a pair of contact lens now .

Retinal implants that help the partially sighted are being developed as bionic eyes.

short-sighted social activity and the collision between ecology and economy, parts and the whole.

Retirement is a short-sighted goal. You should be living in light of eternity.

276, I'm near sighted. I need a pair of glasses.

They voyaged for a month before they sighted land.

They believe the optic nerve in short-sighted people may be more vulnerable to computer stress than in normal eyes.

students have to wear short-sighted glasses for reading.

My daughter is a bit short-sighted.

A short-sighted acquaintance once took a day off in order to grope around his flat looking for his glasses.

A short-sighted policy in one sector can rapidly have adverse effects on many others, and most especially on health.

Management became too short-sighted, only focusing on one quarter at a time.

Capt. James Cook sighted some of the islands in 1773; others were not discovered until the 1820s.

The world is broad and those short-sighted and less seen, more strange person are actually ignorant and stupid.

It's politically short-sighted not to recognize this.

" Television program for the newspaper came out, there is the media criticism, " This is a short-sighted CCTV.

Their troops and tanks are guarding the presidential palace and have been sighted outside the central bank and the defence ministry.

sighted land off the starboard beam.

We sighted several whales off the coast.

Is there an age, in this class of material great men, who may be called the giants of action, when genius grows short-sighted?

But local witnesses say they have also sighted American drone aircraft or cruise missiles.

Athens is clearly in dire need of cash, but the NRA's approach is spectacularly short-sighted.

suitability of web sites for the partially sighted and blind.

This manoeuvring seems insincere and short-sighted.

The richest countries are enormously short-sighted.

Well, I tried not quite, plus I sharp-sighted, fingers immediately draws back.

"Yes ah, Mom's deep-rooted tie underground, tall, far-sighted! " . . .

and the use of radio for communication is not a short-sighted or anthropocentric activity.

They sighted a ship in distress off the shore.

Of ten, even for those of us who are sighted, beauty is elusive and hard to define.

The short-sighted reprieve led to a huge rally in the shares of stricken banks such as Citigroup.

Why Can Some Blind People Process Speech Far Faster Than Sighted Persons?

Those of us who are sighted don't understand the problems of the blind.

Or for those of us who are sighted, how about having the assisted-living contact lens?

This approach to coding to a deadline is short-sighted and will come back to haunt us later.

A more far-sighted benefit is that it gives you an important measure of semantic transparency.

is more sharp-sighted or sensitive than true love, in discerning, as by instinct, the feelings of another.

Presently she began to fetch more and more to the westward , so that I thought they had sighted me and were going about in chase.

It's politically short-sighted not to do so.

After three days at sea we sighted the land.

To treat a city as disposable once your business has prospered is equally wrong and even more short-sighted.

6 demolition of the former Defense Department official criticized the government surveillance is a short-sighted and inappropriate behavior.

It's short sighted and plain wrong and it usually disguises much bigger interests who are hiding behind the poverty of others.

At last the sailors sighted the land.

Several rare birds have been sighted in this area.

When this happened, the far-sighted hacker saved the page locally.

Kelvin, your comments frankly are smug and short sighted.

All these far-sighted people and property - China strategic concept is inseparable.

People who are extremely short-sighted carry significant risks of future vision loss.

Facts show that their decisions are both correct and far-sighted.

The lookout on a whaling ship has sighted a spouting whale.

Some Chinese commentators argue opposition to foreign investment is a sign of economic maturity but this is short sighted.

And I'm quite lucky, met the teachers are more responsible, but also very far-sighted.

On the contrary, short-sighted, always with the first Pidianpidian in others, they will undoubtedly repeat the mistake.

Once the lights were back, the sighted mice became active and ran around their cage, while the blind mice stayed sedentary.

The Shanghai bull could be sighted again soon.

Expansion led the Portuguese to Brazil in 1500, when Pedro Alvares Cabral first sighted the country's coast.

We sighted careful along the noad.

Much has changed along this river [the Orinoco] since Columbus first sighted its delta in 1498.

For the eyesight test, remember to bring your glasses or wear your contact lenses if you are short-sighted.

What's worse, most have borrowed to indulge in such short-sighted behaviour.

So when he sighted land he naturally assumed it was India and called the people there Indians.

According to statistics, regular access to the Internet the proportion of students in short-sighted about 60%.

When it does occur it is more likely to affect short sighted, middle-aged people.

Conversely if the eye is too short, the eye is far - sighted .

Often just before being sighted a bone-chilling howl is heard.