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vision

Definition for vision

noun as in ability to perceive with eyes

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eyesight, perception, view

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eyes, faculty, optics, seeing, sight

noun as in very beautiful thing or person

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Much like a GP, an optometrist is a primary care provider who is specialised in detecting and correcting conditions that affect vision and eye health.

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Liniker’s path to this moment has been marked by cycles of reinvention that hold truth to her style and worldly vision as an artist and person.

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"No vision for Britain. They know how to make promises, but not how to deliver them."

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For all their differences, all the creatives represented have at least one thing in common, Bonsu says - "fashioning radical visions of what modern art could be".

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The current proposals from the House and Senate appropriations committees both would cut less than that, but still represent different visions for the agency this year.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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