One of those blind alleys, letting small shops sell books on the company's website, now accounts for a third of its sales.

ECONOMIST: Schumpeter

The beautiful Mohini, serenely performed by Chap Chamroeuntola, toyed with a small mirrored ball, meant to blind her giant foe and wrest the lotuslike elixir from him, in back-and-forth actions as playful as they were decisive.

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He said the Postal Service began to question whether it even technically fell under Congress's appropriation bill, because the service is an independent agency that doesn't receive an annual taxpayer subsidy, but instead is reimbursed by Congress for certain relatively small areas, including delivering mail to the blind and overseas voters.

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The blind man and his guide move away down the narrow streets of the small, dead town.

NEWYORKER: See the Other Side

Ruth Small added the Commonwealth gold medal to her national title with victory over Zimbabwe's Constance Sibanda in the blind final.

BBC: Small claims biggest prize

No viewer can watch the abuse endured by kids such as Alex, a 13-year-old social misfit in Sioux City, Iowa, or Kelby, a 14-year-old lesbian in small-town Oklahoma, without feeling angry and motivated to change youth culture and the school officials who turn a blind eye.

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