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- noun Plural form of
blindspot .
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Examples
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They exploit safe havens on the ground and in cyberspace — any place that is ungoverned or ungovernable — as well as ideological, religious and cultural "blindspots" and legal loopholes.
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I've got a lot of thoughts on this already, but would really appreciate input to help cover any blindspots I may have, as well as to stimulate a good discussion for all our benefits.
Building a Comprehensive SF&F Collection Lou Anders 2009
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Throughout The Cookbook Collector Goodman shows herself to be a clear-sighted observer who doesn't flinch from depicting her characters' blindspots and failings.
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Morgan, alongside your many other blindspots, you evidently believe inflation can be under 3% or or over 9.9%, but nowhere in between.
Matthew Yglesias » Kinsley’s Transcendental Deduction of Hyperinflation 2010
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The Cold War intervened, and people thought covert action was a great tool. 9/11 demonstrated yet again that we have massive blindspots when it comes to intelligence gathering and analysis.
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If they could not examine the evidence, how could they make a decision, except based on the emotions of the moment, and perhaps influenced by the various blindspots and prejudices we all possess?
Blind Faith? 2009
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I've got a lot of thoughts on this already, but would really appreciate input to help cover any blindspots I may have, as well as to stimulate a good discussion for all our benefits.
Archive 2009-07-01 Lou Anders 2009
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The Cold War intervened, and people thought covert action was a great tool. 9/11 demonstrated yet again that we have massive blindspots when it comes to intelligence gathering and analysis.
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I totally laughed out loud and was not able to find one that wasn't because when we catch our blindspots it is totally awkward and painful.
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Online auction "game" exploits cognitive blindspots to make you overspend
Boing Boing 2008
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