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tunnel vision

noun as in narrow-mindedness

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Again it’s the common citizen, the common soldier, who has paid the price of bureaucratic hubris and tunnel vision.

He also has tunnel vision, partly because the rest of the retina is harder for the gene therapy to reach.

In people with RP, mutations in more than 70 genes cause slow deterioration of the rods, leading to tunnel vision, and later the cones, leading to blindness.

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In those instances, he says, you might have tunnel vision while focused on the task at hand.

The sports world remains a utopia of optimism and tunnel vision.

And the faster our hurrying, the more acute our tunnel vision becomes.

“The security measures create a tunnel vision,” says Benedetto, which Wanderlust hopes to disrupt.

Perhaps the police had tunnel vision, fixated from the beginning on the belief that the killers were drug dealers.

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

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