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blind spot

noun as in obstruction

noun as in failing

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Over time, both types can cause blind spots in central vision, making activities such as reading and identifying faces increasingly difficult.

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Now, the profession is grappling with the blind spots that Toner-Rodgers has exposed.

“New data is always helpful, but usually the blind spots lie in the questions we don’t ask,” Botterell said.

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The truck was right in one of the blind spots of the Louvre’s aging security camera system.

Here the Wall Street bond trading desks exploited another blind spot in the rating agencies’ models.

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